Wife of American man kidnapped in Mexico says she didn't know he was crossing the border. He just said he needed to help out a couple of friends.

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A member of the Mexican security forces stands next to a white minivan with North Carolina plates and several bullet holes, at the crime scene where gunmen kidnapped four U.S. citizens who crossed into Mexico from Texas, Friday, March 3, 2023.
The crime scene where gunmen kidnapped four US citizens who crossed into Mexico from Texas on Friday.

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The 4 Americans who were attacked after crossing the Mexican border were traveling to get a tummy tuck procedure, relatives say

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The white van driven by a group of Americans across the border is riddled with bullet holes after they were attacked.
A group of Americans were attacked after crossing the border into Mexico, leaving bullet holes in their white van.

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A Senate hearing on drug trafficking shows how meaningless the world 'cartel' has become

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The US Capitol building, seen from the Russell Senate Office Building.

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Mexico's president is being mocked for sharing a photo that he claimed was of a woodland spirit creature similar to an elf

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WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 12: President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico listens to an interpreter read back remarks outside the Vice Presidents residence at Naval Observatory on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 in Washington, DC. The Vice President hosted the President of Mexico for breakfast in advance of his bilateral meeting with President Joe Biden at the White House.

Marijuana legalization has stalled in Mexico, but farmers and cartels are still making big plans to profit off a new market

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Mexican marines destroy marijuana crops in Badiraguato in 2009.

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Texas 'Dreamer' reunites with family in the US after 6 months stranded in Mexico after a family secret upended his immigration interview. But the fight to secure his status in the US is not over yet.

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Jaime Avalos reunites with his wife, Yarianna Martinez, and the couple's son, Noah, 1, while Rep. Al Green of Texas looks on.
Jaime Avalos reunites with his wife, Yarianna Martinez, and the couple's son, Noah, 1, while Rep. Al Green of Texas looks on.

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Why a 70-year-old flour brand is suddenly surging in popularity among Gen Z

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Maseca makes corn flour, a key ingredient in tortillas, empanadas, and other dishes.

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The US economy needs immigrants. A rising share of both Democrats and Republicans don't want them.

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A Texas 'Dreamer' found out during an immigration meeting that his dad wasn't his biological father. Now he could be trapped in Mexico for a decade.

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Vanilla is the world's second-most expensive spice. So why do Madagascar's farmers live in poverty?

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