A satirical opinion column in El Universal takes a wry look at Mexican youth, suggesting that even if young people can't read well, at least they're honest — a tongue-in-cheek jab at national priorities.
Mexico's digital transformation agency has signed a deal with language app Duolingo to provide free English-learning licenses to thousands of students nationwide.
Mexico registered the second-lowest unemployment rate among the 38 OECD member countries in July, according to newly released figures from the Paris-based organization.
Mexico's federal Attorney General's Office says its investigation into the death of Zenyazen Escobar is trending toward a finding of suicide.
Mexico's Navy reported confiscating 167.5 metric tons (about 184 US tons) of tobacco products and 116.7 million illegal cigarettes at Mexico City's international airport, part of an ongoing crackdown on contraband entering the country.
A demonstrator interrupted a speech by US Vice President JD Vance at a Republican gathering, holding up the flags of Mexico and Palestine in a visible show of protest.
A Mexican opinion columnist uses biting sarcasm to warn that anti-democratic tendencies could push Mexico toward canceling elections, as Nicaragua has effectively done under its authoritarian government.
A Mexican judge has ordered that two men identified only as Diego “N” and Gerardo “N” stand trial as the alleged killers of the keyboardist for the group Camilo Séptimo and members of his family.
Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled that a birth certificate alone cannot conclusively establish who the legal mother is in surrogacy arrangements, opening the door to further judicial review of parentage claims.
Speaking during a visit to Ecuador, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Mexico has not done enough to confront drug cartels, reigniting debate over bilateral security cooperation.
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