The Latest Breaking News from Mexico

Reporters from both organizations spent a day documenting the reality on the border. Here’s a summary of what they found.

Mexico’s Senate has approved putting the National Guard under the command of the military despite widespread criticism over deepening the country’s militarization

The Texas Tribune and The Associated Press spent 24 hours in five cities on Texas’ border with Mexico to measure the impact of a dramatic drop in migrant crossings

The Texas Tribune and The Associated Press visited five locations along the 1,254-mile span to separate the facts from the political narrative during a heated election year.

Many fear the arrival of tech giants such as Amazon and Google in the state of Querétaro will place too much of a strain on scarce water and electricity resources

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Forecasters say they expect Tropical Storm Helene in the Caribbean Sea to strengthen rapidly and become a hurricane as it moves north across the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday toward the U.S. The National Hurricane Center has issued hurricane warnings for northwestern Florida's coastline and part of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula

California avocado growers are fuming about a U.S. decision to hand over pest inspections of Mexican orchards to the Mexican government

An American quarry company says the Mexican government has carried out a de-facto expropriation of its properties on Mexico's Caribbean coast