Mexican pageant challenges standard of beauty
Fox News
A Mexican pageant challenges the standard of beauty in a competition that celebrates the beauty and talent of women from the lower-class neighborhoods of Veracruz.
The pageant was organized by the Factoria nightclub, and featured 32 entrants who competed over the course of nine weekends. All are from the poorer neighborhoods of the port city, which is in Veracruz state.
Radio host Eduardo "El Toper" Cureño explained how the call for pageant participants was announced.
"We made it clear when they signed up — there was no weight limit, no height or color requirement," Cureño said. "The only requirements were the neighborhood … we wouldn’t accept people from gated communities, or apartment buildings. Factoria wanted it to be the lower middle class."
Hunter Biden allegedly failed to meet his child support obligations and "ghosted" his daughter Navy Joan Roberts, according to a new paternity suit filing.
Trump officials fire back after federal judge calls president 'authoritarian' for deportation effort
The judge in Boston accused Trump and his Cabinet officials of engaging in a "targeted" and illegal conspiracy against certain migrants.
ICE arrests four alleged agitators at Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis after they allegedly refused orders to disperse during anti-ICE demonstrations Thursday.
"The View" hosts urge Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify before House committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein connections following unanimous congressional subpoena vote.
Venezuelan opposition leader Machado warns Trump administration that interim President Rodriguez represents Russian, Chinese and Iranian interests.
Rep. Ilhan Omar and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey slammed the Trump administration's immigration enforcement activity in Minnesota on Friday.
Reza Pahlavi said Friday the Iranian regime is "lashing out like a wounded animal, desperate to cling to power" as anti-government protests are roiling the country.
Florida authorities said Jennifer Cruz was arrested for allegedly punching a state trooper in the face during an immigration enforcement operation.
Vice President JD Vance will not attend the Munich Security Conference after his 2025 remarks about European censorship sparked backlash from allied leaders.
Kate Whiteman, who first accused Oren Alexander and Alon Alexander of rape, has died in Australia. The news comes less than two weeks before their criminal trial begins.
Utah electrician Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk, seeks to disqualify prosecutors because deputy prosecutor's adult child witnessed the shooting and texted family.
The ACLU launched the "More Than A Game" campaign supporting trans athletes as the Supreme Court hears cases challenging state bans on males in female sports.
An Iranian cleric called for death penalty against detained protesters amid nationwide crackdown, claiming 350 mosques and 400 hospitals sustained damage.