A peace treaty ended the Mexican–American War in February 1848 and officially left California as new American territory.

Like Trump, James K. Polk was a cold-eyed American expansionist — but even he compromised with allies to add to US territory.

As the centenary year of the Cristero War, also known as the Cristiada, begins, Auxiliary Bishop Pedro Mena of the ...

Trump shared an AI-generated image depicting Greenland and Canada as US territories before the Davos summit, as a timeline ...

A Newsweek map shows U.S. territorial expansion over the years, as President Donald Trump continues to push for the ...

In the one-sided Mexican-American War, the US seized over 55% of Mexico’s land – including what today is California, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada and parts of other states.

The Wall Street Journal ran 50-plus editorials and op-eds criticising Mamdani in the run-up to his election but just three or ...

Officially, the Cristero War ended on June 21, 1929, with the so-called “Agreements” between Mexican Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz ...

Mexican Security Minister Omar García Harfuch wrote in a social media post on X that the people transferred were “high impact ...

At the beginning of last month, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stood in front of an estimated 600,000 supporters in ...

Trump "is pressing to create the conditions for a unilateral attack to a very valuable target," one Mexican analyst told ...

The U.S. has a long-standing history of imperializing Latin America, ranging from the territorial acquisition during the ...