The party might not be over for On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina. On May 7, Texas-based Pappas Restaurants announced that it had won the auction, subject to court approval, to buy the ...

Per a criminal affidavit filed on Thursday, agents encountered the man, whose last name is listed as Jesus in official documents, walking along FM 170 near the Texas-Mexico border. Jesus ...

Two US service members were killed after their vehicle was involved in an accident Tuesday morning near the southern US border, the military said in a statement. The service members were ...

They were deployed as part of the Joint Task Force Southern Border operation. A third Marine remains in critical condition. “The loss of Lance Cpl. Aguilera and Lance Cpl. Gamino is deeply felt ...

Germany recently updated its travel guidance, advising citizens to be prepared for questioning at the U.S. border. Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier headline did not reflect new information ...

4:06 How Canadians can safely travel to the U.S. during tariff tensions Fewer Ontarians are heading south of the border, according to new data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection that shows ...

When President Trump hosted Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in the Oval Office, conversation turned not only to the relationship between the two countries, but to the border itself.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is tackling a different border flow after illegal crossings plunged to record lows. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin embarked Monday ...

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The cause of the accident is under investigation. By Yan Zhuang and Eric Schmitt Two U.S. service members involved in operations near the border with Mexico were killed in a vehicle accident on ...

The Marine Corps has identified the two U.S. service members killed in a vehicle crash earlier this week in New Mexico along the southern border. Lance Cpl. Albert Aguilera, 22, of Riverside, Calif.

Facing the threat of arrest or death, many cartel operatives have shut down operations and gone into hiding as Mexico steps up efforts against producers of illicit drugs flooding the U.S. border.