MrBeast's latest video has captured the attention of the Mexican government, and even President Claudia Sheinbaum has weighed ...

The Mexican government is suing popular YouTuber MrBeast, who they’re accusing of violating the terms of the archeological permit he was given.

Archaeology institute condemns Youtuber for "monetizing" permissions to explore pyramids and hidden tunnels in Campeche and ...

The controversy centers around a video by MrBeast titled "I Explored 2,000-Year-Old Temples," released on May 10. The video has been viewed around 60 million times and features him exploring ancient ...

A video of a tour through ancient Mayan pyramids has literally created an international incident involving YouTube star ...

The governor of Mexican state Campeche is defending MrBeast amid criticism from Mexico’s government toward his YouTube video.

Popular YouTube content creator MrBeast, whose real name is James Stephen Donaldson, is currently involved in a lawsuit with Mexican authorities.

Mexican cultural authorities have filed a lawsuit against MrBeast after the YouTube promoted his snack brand at an ancient Mayan site.

Authorities took legal action against a production company that worked with the YouTuber while he filmed a video visiting ...

A spokesperson for MrBeast told Newsweek that it is "unfortunate that this has turned into a political issue." ...

MrBeast's latest video, in which he visits ancient Mayan temples ... the INAH said in a thread on X that it was bringing a lawsuit against a production company called Full Circle Media that ...