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Tension had been mounting in the city since U.S. "digital nomads" flocked to Mexico City in 2020.

Sheinbaum spoke a day after U.S. authorities announced the boxer's arrest in California for overstaying his visa and lying on a green card application.

The boy was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The incident remains under investigation.

Russia has intensified its air assault against Ukraine since the United States froze an air defense shipment, citing a waning weapons stockpile earlier this week.

Redfin's new report spelled out a record total value for the city's real estate market.

Many expected the House to pass changes earlier this month that would have given cities more power to regulate or ban recreational use.

"The nation is more powerful," wrote Washington Examiner Editor Hugo Gurdon in an Independence Day column.

Hamas delivered its response to a ceasefire framework on Friday night, which was "characterized as being positive."

Advocates have pushed the tax credits as a way to have more movies and television shows filmed in the state.

This year's legislative session saw lawmakers approve a tax increase projected to generate approximately $9.4 billion in revenue over the next four years.