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Mexico's Pint-Sized Soldier Has Narcos Running In Fear: A Chihuahua Named Comando
Mexico's National Guard has a pint-sized new recruit, Comando, a 13-month-old Chihuahua weighing just 7 kg. Trained for search and rescue, the tiny canine has become a social media sensation.
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Hurricane Polo Weakens Over Mexico, Brings Rain To Flood-Hit US Southwest
Bands of rain continued to sweep across the US Southwest, causing desert rivers to surge and usually dry arroyos to rage with floodwater.
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Flash Floods, Mudslides Risk Loom Over Mexico As Hurricane Polo Nears
Hurricane Polo was a Category 3 storm with top sustained winds of 115 mph (185 kph) Monday, the US National Hurricane Center in Miami said.
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Mexico Bans Cellphones, Tablets In Primary, Secondary Schools
The measure, which takes effect on November 3, applies across the public education system and restricts cellphone and tablet use in primary and secondary schools.
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Two US-Bound Vessels Apparently Compromised By Hackers: Officials
The unusual operation, carried out on August 21 and August 24 aboard two foreign-flagged ships, comes as US authorities grapple with a series of cyber incidents that media reports have linked to Iran.
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ChatGPT Wrote Fake Police Testimony In Murder Trial, Lawyer Fined $5,000
The New Mexico Supreme Court on Wednesday fined the attorney, Stephen Aarons, and held him in contempt for failing to verify the accuracy of the court filing, which Aarons said he prepared with help from the AI program.
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The World's Happiest Destination Isn't In Europe. It's This Beach Town In Mexico
A new study has put this popular Mexican destination at the top of a ranking based on how travellers describe their experiences in online reviews.
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After Gulf Of America, Trump Wants New Mexico To Become 'New America'
The White House reposted an image showing the Mexico part of the state's name crossed out and replaced with "America."
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15-Year-Old Cartel Assassin Killed In Gunfight With Mexican Security Forces
The US designated Carteles Unidos as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation and a Specially Designated Global Terrorist in February 2025.
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"Marvellous Miracle": Man Survives 15 Days Trapped Inside Underwater Cave In Mexico
The man was found in the cave more than 300 ft deep on August 7. He was dehydrated and was malnourished.
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Over 500 Humans Infected As Flesh-Eating Screwworm Spreads Across North America
New World screwworm is especially dangerous to cattle and other livestock because the larvae feed on living tissue.
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Ex-Governor Arrested For For Cover-up After 43 Students Vanished In Mexico
The case, considered one of the country's worst human-rights atrocities, has been marred by missteps and interference.
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US Court Orders Meta To Pay $567 Million To Address Kids' Mental Health Online
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez sued Meta, which makes Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp -- in 2023, alleging the company failed to protect children from online dangers.
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One Killed In Shooting Near Mexico's Presidential Palace
Mexico City's Security Secretariat described the shooting as a "direct attack" in which a 42-year-old man died and two 39-year-old men were injured.
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Black Bear Electrocuted After Stranding On Power Pole In New Mexico
Video shows a black bear stuck 22 feet high on an electric pole before it was electrocuted in New Mexico.
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Mexico's Pint-Sized Soldier Has Narcos Running In Fear: A Chihuahua Named Comando
Mexico's National Guard has a pint-sized new recruit, Comando, a 13-month-old Chihuahua weighing just 7 kg. Trained for search and rescue, the tiny canine has become a social media sensation.
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Hurricane Polo Weakens Over Mexico, Brings Rain To Flood-Hit US Southwest
Bands of rain continued to sweep across the US Southwest, causing desert rivers to surge and usually dry arroyos to rage with floodwater.
-
Flash Floods, Mudslides Risk Loom Over Mexico As Hurricane Polo Nears
Hurricane Polo was a Category 3 storm with top sustained winds of 115 mph (185 kph) Monday, the US National Hurricane Center in Miami said.
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Mexico Bans Cellphones, Tablets In Primary, Secondary Schools
The measure, which takes effect on November 3, applies across the public education system and restricts cellphone and tablet use in primary and secondary schools.
-
Two US-Bound Vessels Apparently Compromised By Hackers: Officials
The unusual operation, carried out on August 21 and August 24 aboard two foreign-flagged ships, comes as US authorities grapple with a series of cyber incidents that media reports have linked to Iran.
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ChatGPT Wrote Fake Police Testimony In Murder Trial, Lawyer Fined $5,000
The New Mexico Supreme Court on Wednesday fined the attorney, Stephen Aarons, and held him in contempt for failing to verify the accuracy of the court filing, which Aarons said he prepared with help from the AI program.
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The World's Happiest Destination Isn't In Europe. It's This Beach Town In Mexico
A new study has put this popular Mexican destination at the top of a ranking based on how travellers describe their experiences in online reviews.
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After Gulf Of America, Trump Wants New Mexico To Become 'New America'
The White House reposted an image showing the Mexico part of the state's name crossed out and replaced with "America."
-
15-Year-Old Cartel Assassin Killed In Gunfight With Mexican Security Forces
The US designated Carteles Unidos as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation and a Specially Designated Global Terrorist in February 2025.
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"Marvellous Miracle": Man Survives 15 Days Trapped Inside Underwater Cave In Mexico
The man was found in the cave more than 300 ft deep on August 7. He was dehydrated and was malnourished.
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Over 500 Humans Infected As Flesh-Eating Screwworm Spreads Across North America
New World screwworm is especially dangerous to cattle and other livestock because the larvae feed on living tissue.
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Ex-Governor Arrested For For Cover-up After 43 Students Vanished In Mexico
The case, considered one of the country's worst human-rights atrocities, has been marred by missteps and interference.
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US Court Orders Meta To Pay $567 Million To Address Kids' Mental Health Online
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez sued Meta, which makes Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp -- in 2023, alleging the company failed to protect children from online dangers.
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One Killed In Shooting Near Mexico's Presidential Palace
Mexico City's Security Secretariat described the shooting as a "direct attack" in which a 42-year-old man died and two 39-year-old men were injured.
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Black Bear Electrocuted After Stranding On Power Pole In New Mexico
Video shows a black bear stuck 22 feet high on an electric pole before it was electrocuted in New Mexico.
