Mexico-US Wars Tracker — Watchboard UpdatesLatest data updates for Mexico-US Wars Tracker.https://watchboard.dev/en-usMexico-US Wars Tracker Update — May 21, 2026https://watchboard.dev/mexico-us-conflict/#digest-2026-05-21/https://watchboard.dev/mexico-us-conflict/#digest-2026-05-21/Added two previously missing timeline events: the Taos Revolt of January 19, 1847, in which Mexican residents and Pueblo Indians killed Governor Charles Bent before Colonel Sterling Price crushed the uprising at the Taos Pueblo church — the most serious armed challenge to US occupation of New Mexico; and Lincoln's Spot Resolutions of December 22, 1847, in which first-term congressman Abraham Lincoln formally challenged President Polk to identify the precise 'spot' where American blood was shed, one of the most principled congressional challenges to executive warmaking in US history. Added the Taos revolt site as a new map point in northern New Mexico. Added Mirabeau Lamar — 2nd President of the Republic of Texas and architect of the disastrous 1841 Santa Fe Expedition — to the political figures roster. All 66 timeline events, 63 map points, 31 campaign lines, 20 contested claims, 18 political figures, and 12 casualty categories reviewed and confirmed current.Thu, 21 May 2026 00:00:00 GMTdailyMexico-US Wars Tracker Update — Apr 19, 2026https://watchboard.dev/mexico-us-conflict/#digest-2026-04-19/https://watchboard.dev/mexico-us-conflict/#digest-2026-04-19/Added verified historical imagery (Carl Nebel lithograph series, 1851) to eight key timeline events including the Fall of the Alamo, Battle of San Jacinto, Battle of Palo Alto, Battle of Buena Vista, Battle of Chapultepec, and the Fall of Mexico City. Added two previously missing timeline entries: the 'Runaway Scrape' civilian exodus of March–April 1836 — the darkest hour of the Texas Revolution — and Polk's covert 1846 deal that allowed Santa Anna to return from exile through the US naval blockade, a gamble that backfired spectacularly and prolonged the war. All 62 timeline events, 60 map points, 31 campaign lines, 20 contested claims, and 17 political figures reviewed and confirmed current.Sun, 19 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMTdaily