No charges filed in case involving presidential candidate

On the orders of President López Obrador, talks between the government and self-defense forces will cease, Interior Secretary Olga Sánchez told reporters.

A commando attacked a hotel in which state police officers were staying, killing one officer and wounding two others.

Thousands of runners will hit the streets of the capital on Sunday morning to compete in the 42-kilometer Mexico City Marathon.

The former president struck back after President López Obrador blamed him for Mexico’s violence and ridiculed him for an outfit he wore 12 years ago.

Migrants from Africa and Haiti clashed with security forces in Tapachula this week while demanding transit visas to travel to the northern border.

Three new stations will be added to the line, the National Tourism Promotion Fund said, bringing the total to 18.

The more attention crimes receive, the more likely they will be taken seriously by both the justice system and by society at large.

The administration has not made women’s rights a priority. Instead, it has been rolling back some of the few policies designed to protect and empower women.

The presence of illegal guns is a direct result of the United States’ lax gun laws and its refusal to track where those guns end up.

To businessman Raúl Mejorada, tinacos are emblematic of serious problems in Mexico’s water distribution systems and now he has an answer.

The pools of Cuatro Ciénegas in Coahuila’s Chihuahua Desert conceal a very old secret: the origins of life on Earth.