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Priced out of World Cup games, Mexican fans take celebrations into their own handsMexican fans are creating their own vibrant FIFA World Cup celebrations on the streets due to exorbitant ticket prices, making the tourname...- Mexican saying of the day: "The devil knows a lot not because he's the devil, but because he's old"A Mexican saying, "The devil knows a lot not because he's the devil, but because he's old," emphasizes that true wisdom stems from accumula...
- Who was Sequoyah? The Cherokee genius once accused of witchcraft who created a written language and changed historySequoyah, a Cherokee innovator, developed a unique writing system for his people. This invention transformed the Cherokee into one of North...
- PM Modi’s gift fits a long tradition of political candyPontrefact cakes are liquorice sweets. They are small and black with a medicinal-sweet taste which liquorice lovers adore, and everyone els...
- FIFA World Cup 2026: Meet the Mascots as Canada, Mexico and USA gear up for soccer’s biggest spectacle; full venue list insideThe 2026 FIFA World Cup is coming to North America. Forty-eight teams will play 103 matches across Canada, Mexico, and the United States. T...
- AI study finds hidden mathematical laws shaping cuisines across culturesA new study reveals that recipes follow mathematical laws, much like human language. Researchers at IIIT-Delhi used AI to analyse over 118,...
- Cinco de Mayo: What it really celebrates & how it's observed in the USCinco de Mayo marks a Mexican victory at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. This cultural holiday is celebrated on May 5. While observed in Mexi...
- Today in US History on March 27: Cherry blossoms planted, US Navy founded, Lincoln plans Civil War endMarch 27th in US history marks significant events, including the planting of Japanese cherry trees in 1912 and the authorization of the US ...
- What Archaeologists Found Inside a 1,400-Year-Old Tomb in Oaxaca Is Changing How Much We KnowA remarkably preserved Zapotec tomb, dating back to 600 AD, has been unearthed in Mexico's Oaxaca mountains. Featuring an owl sculpture gua...
- Mexican wrestling masks set to score big at 2026 World CupMexican wrestling mask makers prepare for a sales boom with the 2026 World Cup. Masks, a symbol of Mexican culture, are expected to be popu...
- Valentine’s Day 2026: Forgotten love letters that shaped history — Frida Kahlo to Diego RiveraValentine’s Day 2026 encourages a look back at the love stories that shaped history. Kahlo and Rivera stand as a reflection that romance is...
- With hugs and kisses, Mexican mayor marries a female crocodile dressed in wedding gownIn a centuries-old tradition, the mayor of San Pedro Huamelula in Mexico has symbolically married a female crocodile. This ritual, performe...
- From sugar skulls to spirit lanterns: How cultures around the world celebrate the day of the deadWhile Halloween in Western culture is often associated with costumes and trick-or-treating, various cultures worldwide observe unique tradi...
- Biden announces tariffs on Chinese metals routed through MexicoThe United States will now impose a 25% tariff on Mexican steel that is melted or poured outside of North America before being turned into ...
- Embracing Life and Death: The rich history of Day of the Dead and how to celebrate this yearDía de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead is a beloved tradition dedicated to honoring the memories of departed loved ones, is a cornerstone o...
- How one's hairstyle - and hair action - can be powerful messagingIt is certainly worth noting how keratin - fibrous proteins that are the key structural material for hair (and nails) - played a prominent ...
- Alligator in white wedding dress! This Mexican mayor marries reptile to secure prosperityThe age-old ritual in San Pedro Huamelula, now mixed with Catholic spirituality, involves dressing the alligator or caiman in a white weddi...
- Fortresses, traditional sports, hillside vineyards: A heritage trail will help you explore new culturesCharreria is a traditional practice of livestock herding communities of Mexico.
- Honour the departed at Mexico's 'Day Of The Dead' FestivalMexico's 'Day of the Dead' festival might shock tourists initally but soon we realise that praying for the deceased is part of every cultur...
- Gurudwara shooting: How Sikhs migrated to US, fought prejudice and built a communityAs the gurdwara shooting puts in grim focus the problem of Sikh assimilation in the US, here's the extraordinary account of the pioneers of...
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