President Trump says he'd like to attack Mexican drug cartels. A unilateral action by the U.S. would be a huge challenge for ...

Mexico is willing to work with other countries, but it won’t allow any foreign military forces on its soil. As of now, the US government has not issued a formal response to the Mexican leader ...

Sheinbaum reacted to US border militarization, a mayor's call to kill criminals and an ex-president's criticism of judicial ...

More U.S. troops — about 1,115 service members — have been approved for deployment to the U.S.-Mexico border as part of Joint ...

Her remarks to supporters in eastern Mexico came in response to a Wall Street Journal ... pressured her to accept a bigger role for the U.S. military in combating drug cartels in Mexico.

She has won acclaim for facing down tariff threats, shunning political bluster and skirting White House provocations — while ...

Reconciliation” funding bill passes House, moves to Senate; Alien Enemies Act updates; The U.S. military’s growing border and ...

The president of Mexico is a lovely woman ... But Sheinbaum’s stance — and Trump's response — suggest that U.S. pressure for unilateral military intervention could create tension between ...

Sheinbaum's comments were in response to questions about a Wall Street Journal report published on May 2 that said Trump was pressuring Mexico to allow deeper U.S. military involvement against ...

Her remarks to supporters in eastern Mexico came in response to a Wall Street Journal ... pressured her to accept a bigger role for the U.S. military in combating drug cartels in Mexico.

Her remarks to supporters in eastern Mexico came in response to a Wall Street Journal ... pressured her to accept a bigger role for the U.S. military in combating drug cartels in Mexico.

Her remarks to supporters in eastern Mexico came in response to a Wall Street Journal article published the day before, describing a tense phone call last month in which Trump reportedly pressured her ...