Salgado came from Mexico, built the American Dream, sent his sons to college, and was senselessly killed by ICE.

In 1966, all of Africa’s national soccer teams boycotted the World Cup after FIFA refused to give the continent a guaranteed spot in the tournament.

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CNN CEO Mark Thompson admitted to staff that even he can't shake the tension gripping the network as Paramount's $111 billion takeover of parent Warner Bros. Discovery barrels toward the finish line, ...

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Just this week, Trump officials sent letters to elections officials here in Georgia and other states, threatening them with criminal prosecution if they knowingly allow noncitizens to vote. The letter...

The move deepens what Democrats say is the president's politicization of federal emergency management decisions.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk on Friday called for stronger independent oversight of the United States immigration detention system and investigations into all deaths in US Immigra...

The Department of Homeland Security has a new tactic to suppress reporting: silence people who repost information from news stories

Residents no longer have to shoulder the costs of developing the grid to accommodate these large power users.

Bruce Lear: Let’s not destroy the wall between church and state by force-feeding one brand of religion in public schools.

ICE ended Lorenzo Salgado Araujo’s American Dream.

From investment fraud to sophisticated schemes involving hard-to-trace digital currency, Texans lost more than $1 billion to crypto scams in 2025.

A little-known Microsoft program allowed China-based engineers to service the U.S. government’s sensitive computer systems — until reporter Renee Dudley found out about it.

The country's main state TV channel displayed a message saying it was "sorry" for lying on Tuesday.

Sooknanan didn’t limit her ire to just DHS. She also took the judge in the Florida case, District Court Judge T. Kent Wetherwell II, to task.

The Department of Homeland Security has a new tactic to suppress reporting: silence people who repost information from news stories