Zeta Makes Landfall On Mexico's Yucatan PeninsulaIt hit as a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 80 miles per hour. It's now weakened to a tropical storm.
Mexico Says Death Toll Is Higher Than Official CountTests have confirmed nearly 89,000 deaths from the virus, but Mexican health officials said the actual number is likely more than 139,000.
U.S. Border Closures Will Continue Into NovemberActing Secretary Chad Wolf said all non-essential travel across the border would continue to be blocked through November 21.
Woman Arrested Over Ricin Sent To White HouseLaw enforcement said the woman was apprehended Sunday while attempting to cross into New York from Canada.
Former Head Of Mexican State Oil Company Extradited On Bribery ChargesEmilio Lozoya was the chief executive of Mexico's state-run oil company and a close adviser to former President Enrique Peña Nieto.
Florida Sets Record For Single-Day Increase In Positive CasesFlorida reported more than 15,000 new cases and the Miami-Dade County mayor said hospitals are nearing capacity.
Mexico Shakes Off An Earthquake But Not Mounting Shock From COVID-19Medical workers, patients evacuated during Tuesday's quake. But daily toll of coronavirus dwarfs impacts of deadly temblor.
Judge Rules Extradition Trial For Huawei CFO Can ContinueA judge ruled Wednesday the U.S. charges against Meng Wanzhou can also be considered crimes in Canada.
Resorts, Upbeat President Market Mexico's Comeback As Deaths RiseCoronavirus infections and deaths continue to peak in Mexico but the tourist industry markets summer travel and automotive plants plan openings.
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Costa Rica Legalizes Same-Sex MarriageCosta Rica became the first country in Central America and the sixth country in Latin America to allow same-sex couples to wed.
COVID-19 Cases Spike In Mexico Amid Fears Of Vast UndercountMexico's COVID-19 deaths are a fraction of the U.S. toll. But suspicions mount over whether the Mexican government is accurately tracking the spread.
U.S. Companies Worry As Mexican Factories Are Locked DownMore than 300 American companies have urged Mexico's president to reopen plants considered essential to health care industries.
Experts Worry Mexico's Response To COVID-19 Is Too Little, Too LateIn a little more than a week, Mexicans have gone from seeing their president hugging supporters to receiving new orders to stay at home.
Protesters In Mexico Call For Virus Screenings Of AmericansMexican protesters say not enough is being done to enforce travel restrictions when it comes to Americans entering Mexico.
Mexico's President Dismisses Coronavirus Worries, Despite First DeathEven after Mexico's first coronavirus death, its president makes light of threat. He laughs and pulls out religious tokens despite health warnings.
Mexican Women Strike Against Gender-Based ViolenceWomen are staying home from work or school for a demonstration called "A Day Without Us."
Cruise Ship Docks At Mexico Amid Coronavirus ConcernsAuthorities in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands turned the ship away after it reported a crew member was sick with the flu.
Mexican Lawmakers Propose Tougher Sentences For FemicideProtests over the death of a 7-year-old girl and a 25-year-old woman galvanized Mexican lawmakers to act.
Trump Extends National Emergency Declaration For U.S.-Mexico BorderThe February 2019 declaration gave the president access to billions of dollars in government funding for the wall without going through Congress.
Report: Maintaining Border Wall May Balloon Its Costs Over TimeAt $18 billion to build, President Trump's border barrier stands to be the world's most expensive wall. Keeping it in shape will raise the price.
Pipeline Replacement Plan Moving Forward In MinnesotaMinnesota utility regulators approved a revised environmental review for replacing an aging crude oil pipeline.
7.7 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Caribbean IslandsThe epicenter was in the Caribbean Sea, about 80 miles northwest of Montego Bay, Jamaica.
New Central American Exodus Challenges Trump Administration, MexicoThousands of people are fleeing Honduras and other Central American countries, despite Mexican troops massing at border to stop them.
Migrant Caravan Faces Authorities At Mexican-Guatemalan BorderMexico’s National Immigration Institute issued a statement saying it would detain any migrants without legal status.
State Department Issues Travel Advisory For Some Parts Of MexicoThe level 2 advisory asks that Americans exercise increased caution while in the country because of violent crime.
After Thaw In Relations With U.S., Cuba Fears A Return To Hard FreezeFive years ago, President Barack Obama restored diplomatic relations with Cuba. A Cuban diplomat believes the Trump administration will cut off ties.
At Least 20 People Killed In Weekend Shootings In Northern MexicoThe violence occurred just days after President Donald Trump said he wanted to designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations.
Trump Seeks 'Terrorist' Designation For Mexican Drug Cartel NetworksPresident Trump called for Mexico and the U.S. to wage a war on "drug cartels and wipe them off the face of the Earth."
LeBaron Family Members Flee Mexico After Cartel MassacreEighteen vehicles full of family members crossed the border and arrived in Douglas, Arizona on Saturday.
Officials: Potential Suspect In Mexico Ambush Isn't Tied To KillingsA Mexican public security official told reporters preliminary information indicates the unidentified suspect isn't connected to the killings.
