Mexican gestures can be hard to decipher at first, but once you get the hang of them you'll be wagging your fingers like a local.

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On March 6, 2025, a Decree providing guidelines about the technical collaboration between the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI) and the Federal Commission for Protection against Health ...

Nick Kupper said he has abandoned his bid to enact a measure that would have made it illegal to display any but a select list ...

As the United States invaded Mexico in 1846, Los Patricios, a group of immigrants, took up arms for Mexico to defend their ...

House Bill 12, also known as the 'Extreme Risk Firearm Protection' order passed the Senate Floor on a 23 to 15 vote on Monday ...

A bill that would ban public officials or employees from displaying certain flags on public property is making its way ...

The way some Arizona lawmakers see it, displaying the U.S. flag on public property is perfectly fine. Ditto the state flag, ...

Legislation approved by the Arizona House comes after Gov. Katie Hobbs hung flags celebrating gay pride and transgender ...

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Critics of the bill argue it could restrict being able to put up LGBTQ+ flags, Ukrainian flags and more inside governmental spaces and potentially infringe on First Amendment rights.