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Sean Penn may have lied about El Chapo's reported confession

O’Malley qualifies for 4th Democratic debate, where Hillary and Sanders likely to trade barbs over gun control, health care and immigration.

Can Barack Obama make good on his promise to close this notorious jail?

How to watch tonight’s GOP debate, and what to look for from Trump, Cruz, Rubio and others.

Muñoz embraced puns on #BigBlockOfCheeseDay, the White House’s awkward online media blitz, and took questions on immigration, education and the enye.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced on Wednesday that the U.S. will outsource some of its refugee screenings to the United Nation, helping create refugee camps in Central America.

Immigration raids did not make it into President Barack Obama’s final State of the Union.

The money is on Gov. Nikki Haley for VP as she delivers an important speech on behalf of the GOP

GOP candidate wants to stop illegal immigration, but won't start at business where he is a hiring manager

Hillary Clinton, Paul Ryan, Marcus Tullius Cicero: Here are 5 things to expect in Obama's final SOTU address

Barack Obama will deliver his last State of the Union address on Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know to watch it live, including audio options and the GOP response.

Look back at these clips Obama’s most important State of the Union moments

Would extraditing El Chapo be easier if the U.S. had an ambassador in Mexico?

Sean Penn met with cartel boss’ son ahead of controversial interview, according to a Spanish newspaper

Trump is attacking Cruz in 2016 just like he attacked Obama in 2012, and he knows what he’s doing.

If Sean Penn wants a conversation on the failed Drug War, he’s not going to get one from Marco Rubio or the Border Patrol.

Discriminatory immigration laws show Latinos and Muslims how much they have in common, writes immigration attorney Hassan Ahmad

Obama’s immigration raids inspired harsh words from leaders of his own party, not to mention immigrant activists.

In an ongoing drift to the right, Rubio amped up his immigration rhetoric this week, promising to bring a welfare-abuse law to the floor of the Senate next week, and stoking fears that ISIS terrorists were entering the U.S. via legal immigration channels.

What's more embarrassing, handing El Chapo to the Americans or risking a third escape?