High school students in Arizona are reportedly selling weapons to Mexican cartels, according to a New York Times investigation. Meanwhile, the U.S. opened the scoring in a live match against Mexico, marking a new era of rivalry between the two nations. The investigation reveals a serious issue of arms trafficking, while the sports match highlights the growing tension between the countries.
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