U.S. and Mexico Boost Security Cooperation to Fight Fentanyl Trafficking
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with Mexican officials as both nations bolster security cooperation, targeting fentanyl trafficking and intelligence reforms.
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Mexico’s Trade Surplus with US Hits Record High Amid Rising Exports
Mexico’s exports to the US have surged faster than imports this year, driving a record trade surplus and reshaping North American supply chains.
Water Fight Erupts on U.S.-Mexico Border Amid Historic Drought
As drought worsens, Mexico drains reservoirs to honor treaty deliveries to Texas, sparking a battle over scarce water on the U.S.-Mexico border. Who gets their fair share?
US and Mexico Clash Over Border Water Scarcity
US and Mexico are locked in a water dispute along their border, with treaty deliveries lagging and communities on both sides facing shortages.
Tariff Showdown: Texas Demands Water from Mexico Amid Drought
Amid Mexico’s three-year drought, the United States threatens additional tariffs to force water deliveries to Texas, highlighting growing tensions in trade and resource politics.
US and Mexico Withdraw from 2027 Women’s World Cup Bid, Eye 2031 Hosting
The U.S. and Mexico withdraw their bid to host the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup, shifting focus to a 2031 edition to ensure a more impactful tournament.
Inside America’s Plasma Economy: Immigrants Navigate Paid Donations to Survive
Mexican immigrant Eleazar Sanchez reveals how paid plasma donations supplement poverty wages in the U.S., fueling a $24.7B global industry.