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Mexican Nationals Far More Likely To Be Sent To Detention Centers Than People From Other Countries: Report

Mexican nationals caught trying to enter the country were far more likely to be held in detention than people from other countries, data shows.

Memo Undercuts Trump Administration Claim in Fight to Send Children to Guatemala

The parents of some of the Guatemalan children the Trump administration attempted to deport in the name of family unification did not want the children to leave the U.S., according to a memo cited by lawmakers.

Soldiers Doused With Gasoline, Set on Fire During Drug Raid In Colombia

Two Colombian soldiers were doused with gasoline and set on fire as the military attempted to destroy a cocaine laboratory.

How A Game of Ding Dong Ditch Resulted in Death in Texas

The terrifying details of how an 11-year-old who was playing ding dong ditch in Texas ended up being shot dead were revealed in court documents.

Researcher Missing After Fall on Alaska's Mendenhall Glacier

An Italian researcher is missing in Alaska after falling into a stream on the Mendenhall Glacier.

Cheerleader Who Police Say Stuffed a New Born's Body in a Garbage Bag Released

A University of Kentucky cheerleader who police say gave birth to a baby and hid its dead body in a garbage bag in a closet is out on bond.

Public Freakout Nancy Mace Calls Voter ‘Crazy’ and Drops F-Bomb

GOP Rep. Nancy Mace Says She Had a Panic Attack After Hearing Testimonies From Epstein Victims

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-South Carolina, was seen tearfully leaving a closed-door meeting of the House Oversight Committee after meeting with victims of Jeffrey Epstein

Burning Man Festival Goer Arrested With 'Large Quantity' Of Drugs And Two Guns

A Burning Man Festival attendee faces criminal charges after a traffic stop and search of his vehicle turned up a "large quantity" of drugs.

College Student Was Stalked For Months By Her Ex Boyfriend Before Her Murder

A 20-year-old college student was murdered in Michigan after being stalked by her ex-boyfriend for months.

College Cheerleader Arrested After Placing New Born In Garbage Bag

A University of Kentucky cheerleader faces criminal charges after she gave birth to a baby, stuffed it in a garbage bag, and hid it in a closet.

Texas Mother Faces Murder Charges For Allegedly Leaving Her Infant Son In a Hot Car On Purpose

Texas police say that a woman intentionally left her 15-month-old in a hot car, leading to the infant's death.

27 Arrested In New Hampshire Drug Bust Feds Say Is 'Directly' Tied To Sinaloa Cartel

Federal authorities announced the arrest of 27 people in New Hampshire related to an drug seizure operation they say is tied to the Sinaloa Cartel.

Pregnant U.S. Citizen Had To Be Hospitalized After Bering 'Manhandled' By ICE, Complaint Claims

A U.S. citizen who was nine months pregnant ended up being hospitalized after being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Florida To Execute Triple Murderer Who Killed Three People Over a $2,000 Debt

A Florida man who committed a triple homicide in 1992 over $2,000 is set to be put to death Thursday after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his latest appeal.

ICE Arrests Nearly 800 Migrants in Florida in ‘First of

Assistant DHS Secretary Calls Mass Migrant Arrest in Florida 'Just a Preview of What's to Come'

The mass arrest of 780 individuals in Florida who were in the U.S. illegally was "just a preview of what's to come," according to Assistant Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Tricia McLaughlin.

Trump Opens Massive Marine Protected Area to Commercial Fishing

DOGE Slashes 'Black Lung' Healthcare as Trump Promises to Bring Back More Mining Jobs: 'There Won't Be Anyone to Work in the Mines'

Although President Donald Trump has signed several measures to support the coal industry, he also has made cuts to federal agencies that miners say jeopardize their health.

Trump Says He Supports Proxy Voting For New Parents In Congress

Trump Can Continue Firing Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Staff, Appeals Court Rules

The Trump administration won a partial victory this week in its ongoing quest to dismantle the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Crowd Erupts in Laughter After Kamala Harris Says 'I'm Not Here to Say I Told You So'

This week, amidst the president's tariff roll-out and subsequent stock market decline, Harris addressed the Leading Women Defined Summit.

Kite 'Briefly Confiscated' After Hitting Passenger Plane at DC Airport

A kite struck a low-flying United Airlines passenger jet as it descended into Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Saturday.

WATCH: Minnesota Home Bursts Into Flames After Small Plane Crashes Into It

A small plane crashed into a home in Minnesota setting it on fire and killing one.

Former US Attorney Who Investigated Russia and Israel Found Dead at 43

Police are investigating the death of a former U.S. attorney who was found unresponsive Saturday morning.

Navy Deploys Missile-Destroyer Warship to US-Mexico Border to 'Restore Territorial Integrity'

A U.S. warship has been deployed to help "to restore territorial integrity at the U.S. southern border," according to the U.S. Northern Command.

Venezuela to Accept Deportees Again Following New Deal With Trump

Deportation flights to Venezuela should resume following a deal between the country and the U.S.

Bernie Sanders and AOC Launch 'Fighting Oligarchy' Rally Tour

The "Fighting Oligarchy Tour" drew thousands as Senator Bernie Sanders and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attempted to energize Democratic opposition to the Trump administration.

WATCH: Serbia Uses Sonic Weapon on Student Protesters Observing 15 Minutes of Silence, Causes Mass Chaos

Serbian protestors scattered after the alleged deployment of a sonic weapon almost caused a mass panic.

Trump Shifts Special Envoy to Ukraine and Russia's Role to Just Ukraine After Russia Complained About Him

President Donald Trump announced a narrowing of General Keith Kellogg's role as special envoy, removing him from any dealings with Russia.

Trump Silences Nation's Largest International News Organization by Placing Entire Staff on Leave: Report

Every full-time employee at the publicly-funded international broadcaster charged with delivering news from an American perspective was told they would be placed on leave.

Deadly Tornado Outbreak Claims More Than 32 Lives as "Violent" Weather Batters Southern States

A series of tornadoes tore across the center of the country, leaving dozens dead and a wide path of destruction.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump's DEI Purge Agenda, Says His Language

Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Attempt to Deport Venezuelans Through 18th Century Wartime Act

President Donald Trump's attempt to use a law passed in 1798 to target Venezuelan immigrants for deportation has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge.

Atlanta Teacher Found Dead 45 Feet Underwater Month After Fiancé Was Just Weeks Away From Getting Married

An Atlanta teacher's body was found 45 feet underwater in Lake Oconee near where police had previously found his fiance.