The Latest Breaking News from Mexico

Franco Colapinto has conceded he "doesn't fully agree" with the stewards' decision to punish him with a 10-second penalty for late-race contact with Liam Lawson in Formula 1's Mexico Grand Prix.

It seems like the competitiveness in the electric vehicle space is finally paying off as battery-powered cars are finally getting cheaper to make. Battery costs are dropping, material costs are down too, and even the average transaction price of new vehicles seems to be stabilizing a bit (although they're still high).

Canadian manufacturers of methamphetamine are being pushed to begin selling their product in foreign markets after being unable to compete with cheaper product from Mexico circulating in their home market.

Discover the cultural significance and unique flavors of pan de muerto, a traditional Mexican bread that symbolizes Day of the Dead celebrations.

Most victims of violent crime in Mexico are residents in the country but U.S. authorities still warn tourists across the country

The settlement appears to contain more than 6,700 structures including a ballcourt, a dam, and houses

“Pan de muerto," or “bread of the dead,” is freshly baked in Mexico ahead of Day of the Dead celebrations

Max Verstappen was not much interested in talking after Formula 1's Mexico Grand Prix about the controversy over his double penalty because it was nowhere near his biggest worry.

Four Catholic bishops in Guerrero, Mexico, urge protection amid rising violence. Recent incidents prompt school closures. President Sheinbaum vows to comba...

The Red Bull driver was hit with two 10-second penalties in Mexico last weekend before a sixth-placed finish

The double penalty that Max Verstappen was hit with in F1’s Mexico Grand Prix will change the way that all drivers race from now on, reckons Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.