The nations with the most "control" over the gulf are the U.S., Mexico, and Cuba, and for years have shared the body of water ... the Sea determined that U.S. territorial waters expand for ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of ... Since the United States has territorial rights over wide swaths of the Gulf, it is able to rename ...

That is, until Tuesday at a press conference when President-elect Donald Trump told the world his plan to rename the Gulf of Mexico ... water. It’s not an easy answer, because it comes down to U ...

The San Diego-based destroyer USS Spruance was sent to sea Saturday to help “restore territorial integrity at the U.S.

President Trump’s order changing the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf ... Most of the body of water, in fact, lies outside maritime regions controlled by the United States. But the gulf, from the ...

Sign the petition telling Google to uphold international norms, and maintain the Gulf of Mexico’s name on all versions of Google Maps.

It’s all because the news outlet has not followed Trump’s lead in renaming the body of water, which lies partially outside U.S. territory ... been called the Gulf of Mexico for hundreds ...

The U.S. Department of State said that the United States has denied a non-treaty request by Mexico for a special delivery channel for Colorado River water to ... the gulf appears in Google Maps ...

Landry's order directs state agencies, boards and officers to make the change to all published materials moving forward.

The company explained that for users in Mexico, the body of water would continue to be labelled the "Gulf of Mexico ... portion of its territory to the US. The situation has drawn considerable ...