Billy McFarland might need to find a new location for Fyre Fest 2. Mexican officials have said the event is not happening.
President Donald Trump walked back announced tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico again, in response to tumbling stock prices. The move has drawn criticism from Canada's prime minister, as well as from China who were also hit with tariffs.
Billy McFarland, the founder of the infamous Fyre Festival, announced that the second edition will be held on a Mexican island at the end of May. The lack of details, including who is performing, has prompted social media users to mock the event.
President Donald Trump agreed to pauses in enacting tariffs on Canada and Mexico on Monday, with the two nations responding in kind. But observers noted his gloating over agreeing to deals that were mostly in place with both countries.
The crime in Mexico has claimed another politician’s life. A mayor was found decapitated just after one week of being elected.
Having planned this operation for months, you can only imagine how much man power went into pulling this off and how many nerves were on edge while it was being executed.
Peso Pluma needs to move tactfully. He recently had to cancel a concert in Tijuana due to death threats from cartels.Â
El Chapo meanwhile isn't seeing the light of day for the rest of his life as he's been sentenced to life behind bars without the possibility of parole for his deadly reign as the drug kingpin of Mexico.
Lefty SM, a rapper who was well known in his native country of Mexico, was shot and killed over the weekend. His label confirmed that the 31-year-old was shot near his home in Guadalajara.
The family of Shanquella Robinson, the young woman who lost her life in Mexico, is outraged at the lack of murder charges.
Federal authorities have decided not to move forward to file charges in the death of Shanquella Robinson. A statement by the U.S. Attorney's office in North Carolina announced the decision on Wednesday, stating that there wasn't enough evidence. Sue Ann Robinson, who represents the victim's family, has said that civil action is still possible and that they are "disappointed but not deterred."
Two people who survived a harrowing kidnapping episode in Mexico are now sharing new details about their ordeal.