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After a young girl’s death, Mexico shuts down all militarized grade schools
After false and conflicting reports by school officials on how the 13-year-old student lost her life, medical examiners provided evidence that led government authorities to categorize her death as not accidental.
Cookie craze hits CDMX: Crumbl opens first Mexico location
Crumbl's Roma Norte debut drew 800-person lines and viral hype — plus Dog Haus brings its gourmet hot dogs to Mérida as a wave of U.S. food brands expand into Mexico.
Mexican soccer officials break ranks with US and Canada by not rejecting FIFA’s World...
FIFA President Gianni Infantino's plan to privatize chunks of the organization that controls international soccer has drawn nearly universal rejection, but the Mexican Football Federation is keeping its options open.
How the ‘night library’ has become a literary salon in Guadalajara
All it takes is a courtyard and a little bit of courage to read one's work at a night library in Guadalajara, an emerging literary showcase for creative talent, writes Charlotte Smith.
Inside the massive cheating scandal shaking UNAM, Mexico’s top university
Enrollment for the fall semester has been suspended after it was found that nearly half of entrance exam takers may have cheated, using AI, leaked tests or other tricks.
A 1.5-tonne sandwich sets a new world record at Mexico City’s Torta Fair
Dozens of cooks wearing caps, masks and gloves assembled more than 50 varieties of fillings — including ham, breaded pork cutlet, sausage, beans, mole and carnitas — into one continuous torta.
Rain hampers cleanup of a hazardous chemical spill after a train derailment near the...
The derailment, which spilled 59,000 liters of sodium hydrosulfide, involved Ferromex, the largest train network in Mexico, and its parent company Grupo México, one of the biggest copper producers in the world.
US resumes cattle imports from Mexico, with plans to reduce screwworm danger
Both sides praised Mexican ranchers for bringing the parasite under enough control to resume exports, a win for Mexican ranchers who need the U.S. market, and for U.S. ranchers who've struggled with low herd counts.
Mexico in Numbers: Internet use hits record high, but rural gap persists
How connected is Mexico? Internet use in Mexico reached a record 86.1% in 2025 — but a stark urban-rural divide and state-by-state disparities remain.
The World Bank president is in Mexico with plans to boost the economy
In the World Bank's first visit to Mexico in five years, its president is advancing a new Country Partnership Framework that will align with the Sheinbaum administration's Plan Mexico development strategy.
