#FirstpostAmerica: A gruesome cartel massacre has stunned Mexico once again. At least 20 bodies, several decapitated, were found near a highway bridge in Sinaloa — a key battleground in the country's escalating drug war. Four headless corpses were hung from the bridge, while 16 others were stuffed in a van below. A bag containing five severed heads was also recovered. Authorities suspect the killings are linked to a bitter feud between El Chapo's sons (Los Chapitos) and the faction led by the so

Violence erupted in Puerto Vallarta after the man known as “El Mencho," one of Mexico's most notorious cartel leaders was killed by Mexican authorities using U.S. intelligence, sources tell ABC News. Read more: https://abcnews.visitlink.me/MckgR_ | ABC News

The latest battles between cartel members, and between the cartels and Mexican National Police, have left at least ten people dead in far southern Mexico. But NewsNation’s Jorge Ventura tells “NewsNation Prime” human rights groups believe many more have died, and that the government is hiding the true casualty count. | NewsNation

Mexico is facing widespread chaos after cartel leader “El Mencho” was killed, with highways blocked, buses and trucks set ablaze, and at least 70 arrests reported. The U.S. provided crucial intelligence for the operation, and authorities warn the violence could intensify as cartels fight for control of the areas previously dominated by El Mencho. Flights have been canceled, cruise stops in Puerto Vallarta were cut, and safety measures are in place in multiple states as the country grapples with