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The City of Nuevo Laredo, Tamauilipas celebrated its 174th birthday in a major way by...

Alejandro Moreno's tenure as leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party–and perhaps his career–appears to be hanging by a thread.

Researcher says the 150 ancient craniums found near the Guatemala border 10 years ago have deformities purposely created from childhood.

A provisional suspension of bullfights at Plaza México became a definitive ban on Friday, but the bullring intends to fight the decision.

Journalists and civil society leaders from across the Americas gathered at the ASU California Center at the historic Los Angeles Herald Examiner Building on June 7 to participate in the first-ever Media Summit of the Americas, a multilingual conference designed to address a growing information crisis in the hemisphere.

With utility bills going up and panels getting cheaper, CFE's high-use residential consumers are increasingly switching to solar power.

Updated results from the completed Phase 1 study of etavopivat in patients with sickle cell disease (SCD) Study design for the Phase 2 Gladiolus Study of etavopivat in patients with transfusion-dependent

President Joe Biden has boosted public support for his leadership and government to 52 percent, from Mexicans in Mexico, a Gallup poll found.

President Joe Biden has boosted public support for his leadership and government to 52 percent, from Mexicans in Mexico, a Gallup poll found.

The Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles this year is being marked by absences and boycotts — mainly by left-wing governments that are annoyed that the U.S. didn't invite undemocratic governments in Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.