US Ambassador Ronald Johnson publicly praised Mexican authorities after they seized 1.3 tons of methamphetamine in Tijuana, calling it a major blow to drug trafficking networks operating along the border.
Voters in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern cast ballots Sunday in elections that could deepen the political crisis facing Chancellor Friedrich Merz, whose conservative party is trailing in the polls.
A large-scale Ukrainian drone attack struck the Moscow region overnight, killing two people and damaging an oil refinery, as Russia held tightly controlled parliamentary elections.
A quick-thinking supermarket employee in Puebla, Mexico, threw himself in front of a car to stop a young girl from being struck as she ran into traffic.
Thousands across Mexico City took part in the Second National Drill, simulating a magnitude 7.7 earthquake to test evacuation readiness.
The stabbing death of a 21-year-old Spanish exchange student in Morelos, Mexico, has triggered outrage and marches demanding justice, with prosecutors now seeking a 70-year sentence for the suspect.
Scientists have discovered a dinosaur-era feather preserved in three dimensions inside a piece of fossilized dung, offering rare insight into how birds' ancestors survived the mass extinction that wiped out other dinosaurs.
After seizing what looked like 59 million liters of stolen fuel in Guanajuato, Mexican authorities transferred the case to Mexico City—only to find no confirmed evidence of illegal fuel.
More than 88,000 fans at Mexico City's Estadio Banorte will toss yellow hats onto the field before América faces Chivas, recreating the iconic gesture from the 2026 World Cup opener.
Millions of people across Mexico took part in a nationwide earthquake drill this week, honoring those killed in the devastating 1985 and 2019 quakes while testing a new cellphone alert system.
No more posts to load.
