At a formal launch for the bid in New York, US officials said CONCACAF members Mexico, Costa Rica and Jamaica will also stage games in the tournament.

Mexico, Costa Rica, Jamaica confirmed as co-hosts for 2031 Women’s World Cup bid

Torrential rains hit several Mexican states last week, flooding streets, causing landslides, and destroying roads and bridges. Dozens of small communities remained cut off Monday, as residents cleared paths for food and supply deliveries.


Mexico floods: Heavy rainfall leaves at least 60 dead, dozens missing

High waves hit Mexico’s Pacific coast on Tuesday (October 7) as Hurricane Priscilla passed off the coast of Jalisco, triggering flooding and damage along the waterfront in Puerto Vallarta.

Mexico Floods: Priscilla Expected to Bring Heavy Rain to the Southwest United States

Cleaning and drainage work started to clear floodwater from streets in a Mexico City suburb, after one of the heaviest rainfall events in decades. Heavy rains caused damage and forced some residents to leave their homes. House-by-house cleaning and disinfection work has also begun.

Mexico city saw one of the heaviest rainfall in decades

Mexico: At least 22,000 homes and businesses in the municipality of a suburb of Mexico city. Have been affected by severe flooding since the weekend.
Official say that the drainage system was overwhelmed by intense rainfall and blockages caused by garbage.

Mexico: Torrential Rains Trigger Massive Flooding

Mexico: The Casa Kahlo Museum, located near the iconic Casa Azul, has opened to the public in Mexico City's Coyoacán district. This new museum, run by Frida Kahlo’s descendants, offers a rare glimpse into the artist’s early life, family roots, and personal artifacts, including childhood photos, letters, and her only known mural.

Mexico: Frida Kahlo’s Family Home Opens as New Museum 


Mexico celebrates Independence Day with a military parade, presided over by President Claudia Sheinbaum. 


Mexico: Sheinbaum Becomes First Woman President To Lead Independence Day Military Parade


In the pine-covered mountains known as the Sierra Gorda – one of the most biodiverse stretches of Mexico – a “mercury boom” is underway. Watch the video to know more on this!

Mexico: mercury prices skyrocket to record high; poor miners suffer deadly exposure

Nestled in the canals of Xochimilco, just south of Mexico City, lies a haunting and unexpected tourist attraction: Isla de las Muñecas (The Island of the Dolls). This eerie isle is home to hundreds of creepy, dismembered dolls, their severed limbs and blank-eyed faces adorning the trees. The island's dark history is tied to the tragic fate of a young girl who died under mysterious circumstances, and the dolls are said to be a tribute to her lost soul. The atmosphere is unsettling, even in daylight, but takes on a particularly ominous quality in the darkness.



Isla De Las Munecas: Mexico City's Haunted Doll Island | WION

Tariffs: Mexico to impose tariffs of up to 50% on over 1,400 Chinese and Asian products to boost domestic production and mirror U.S. tariff policies.

Tariffs: Mexico To Raise Auto Tariffs On China From 20% to 50% | WION 

Mexico: A gas tanker truck exploded under a highway overpass in Mexico City on Wednesday, igniting multiple vehicles and killing three people while injuring 70 others. The truck, carrying over 13,000 gallons (49,500 liters) of gasoline, sent massive flames and smoke billowing across the southern part of the capital.


Mexico: Massive Gas Tanker Explosion Kills 3 And Injures 70 

Heavy rains in central Mexico's Jalisco state caused the Arroyo Seco River to overflow, flooding neighbourhood streets.


Mexico floods: Flooded streets in Jalisco after river overflows 

Mexico: At least 10 people were killed and over 60 injured when a freight train collided with a double-decker passenger bus in central Mexico. The tragic crash occurred at a railway crossing, with drone footage capturing the scale of the devastation.


Mexico: Drone Footage Shows Train-Bus Collision Aftermath, 10 Dead, 60 Injured 

Mexico Accident: At least 10 people were killed and more than 60 injured after a double-decker bus collided with a train in Mexico. Authorities are still working at the crash site, according to Mexico’s civil defence agency, and the state prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation into the incident.


Mexico Accident: Train Collides with Bus, 10 Dead, 61 Injured | WION 

From Germany to Argentina, here's a look at the top five countries with highest number of FIFA World Cup appearances. This list also includes Brazil, Italy and Mexico.

From Germany to Argentina, 5 countries with highest number of FIFA World Cup appearances

Roads across Mexico's Los Cabos were flooded and covered in thick mud, after hurricane Lorena passed near the popular tourist destination, bringing heavy rains and strong winds. Weather officials warn that the storm's rain bands could still cause havoc across several regions of the state. They've expressed particular concern of potential landslides in mountainous areas.



Hurricane Lorena Swamps Streets | WION

Hurricane Lorena is gaining force as it drives northwest alongside the Mexican coast, raising fears of flash flooding on the Baja California Peninsula, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said on Wednesday.

Hurricane Lorena: Arizona, New Mexico And Texas Face Flooding Threat 

A fiery clash broke out in Mexico's Senate during a permanent committee session on August 27. PRI opposition leader Alejandro "Alito" Moreno physically confronted Senate President Gerardo Norona just as the national anthem played. The altercation followed a tense exchange over speaking rights. Watch the moment tensions in Mexican politics turned physical.

Mexico senate erupts: PRI leader grabs president mid-session in anthem showdown

A violent scuffle broke out in Mexico’s Senate as President Gerardo Fernandez Norona and opposition leader Alejandro “Alito” Moreno exchanged punches. The chaos erupted during the national anthem, leading to calls for an emergency session and possible expulsions.


Fight breaks out in Mexican senate between chamber president and opposition leader

Adidas officials traveled to a remote Indigenous town in Oaxaca, Mexico, to apologize over their “Oaxaca Slip On” shoe, which closely resembled traditional huarache sandals. The move follows accusations of cultural appropriation, with Mexico’s government mediating the dispute. Adidas promises future collaboration to respect Indigenous crafts and heritage.


Adidas faces backlash, apologises to Mexican indigenous community 

Adidas officials traveled to a remote Indigenous town in Oaxaca, Mexico, to apologize over their “Oaxaca Slip On” shoe, which closely resembled traditional huarache sandals. The move follows accusations of cultural appropriation, with Mexico’s government mediating the dispute. Adidas promises future collaboration to respect Indigenous crafts and heritage.

Adidas apologizes to Indigenous Mexican town over sandal design row

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the U.S.-Mexico border wall will be painted black—on direct orders from President Trump. The goal? To make the wall too hot to climb and discourage illegal crossings. The move also aims to reduce rust, says Border Patrol.

Mexico-U.S. border: 'Southern border wall to be painted black' | Kristi Noem: 'Trump’s idea'

Six severed heads found along road in Mexico, the government said, AFP reported. 


Six severed heads, human remains found along road in Mexico; Investigation launched

Friendship Park, a historic meeting point for families divided by the U.S.-Mexico border, marks its 54th anniversary. First opened in 1971 by First Lady Pat Nixon, the park has long symbolized cross-border unity. However, access to the U.S. side remains limited, with most of the celebrations now occurring on the Mexican side. Advocates continue to push for greater public access to this symbolic location.


Friendship Park anniversary at Mexico-U.S. Border | Activists celebrate

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