The Latest Breaking News from Mexico City

Mexico goes into Sunday’s election deeply divided: friends and relatives no longer talk politics for fear of worsening unbridgeable divides, while drug cartels have split the country into a patchwork quilt of warring fiefdoms. The atmosphere is literally heating up, amid a wave of unusual heat, drought, pollution and political…

Since posting on Instagram, under the handle @gaythrouple, they have had many throuples get in touch for family advice

Since 1968, this taquería has been serving up just four dishes, with a focus on quality and simplicity

Papa Het claims he’s been composing and “playing guitar pretty much every day” since Metallica’s last tour

Lopez attended the film’s Mexico City premiere last night—once again without Ben Affleck.

Arturo Rivera Martínez is probably the only Michelin-starred chef who suggests a Coke with his food

Mexico appears almost certain to elect its first woman president on June 2 -- a prospect that divides opinion among women's rights activists in a country with a long history of macho culture.

A cable car soars above brightly painted houses, winding streets and evocative murals in a densely populated Mexico City neighborhood pivotal to the ruling party's chances of keeping control of the capital in upcoming elections.

El Califa de Leon taqueria is among the first restaurants in Mexico to be awarded a star by the prestigious Michelin Guide – an accomplishment its owner credits to "love and effort."