According to the U.S. Treasury Department, the Gulf cartel uses fishing boats to shift drugs and smuggle migrants.

The US Department of the Treasury has identified members of Mexico's Gulf Cartel as key players in illegal fishing operations targeting red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. The fish, abundant in US ...

The U.S. Coast Guard intercepted three lancha crews, seizing 2,200 pounds of illegally caught fish and detaining 19 Mexican ...

Global speciality insurance and reinsurance group, Chaucer, has highlighted growing demand in Mexico for insurance protection ...

Mexico has recently sent dozens of special forces troops to the state of Sinaloa in a major attempt to tackle the escalating ...

President-elect Donald Trump's plan to hit Mexico with a 25% tariff unless it stops trafficking and illegal migration puts ...

The sanctions, announced by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), mark a significant action against the cartel, which ...

Donald Trump and his team are reportedly debating “how much” to invade Mexico once he takes office, a new report claims.

A high-ranking leader of a Mexican drug cartel accused of living in the U.S. under a phony identity after faking his own ...

With Elon Musk playing such a high-profile role in Donald Trump’s transition team, Musk’s buddies, many of them Silicon ...

In Trump’s government-in-waiting, the only question is how massive the U.S. assault on Mexican drug cartels should be ...

Four companies that produce 97% of the frozen potatoes for the U.S. and generate an estimated $68 billion each year are ...