United States
Organ Donations See Sharp Decline After Reports of 'Dead' Man Waking Up on Operating Table
A Kentucky man's near-miss organ retrieval after being mistakenly declared dead has caused a surge in organ donor opt-outs.
Latinas Are 30% More Likely to Die From Breast Cancer Than Non-Hispanic White Women, Organization Says
An estimated 195,300 cancer cases are expected to be diagnosed in Hispanic individuals this year; 30% of those will be breast cancer
U.S. Immigration Agency Identifies at Least 600 Migrants With Ties to Venezuelan-Born Gang Tren de Aragua
TdA has quickly gained notoriety in the U.S., with a known presence in 15 states and a possible one in eight others
Favorable View of Trump and Harris This Election Cycle Among Lowest in Modern American History, Poll Shows
Donald Trump has the record for the lowest favorability score in Gallup's polls since 1956, scoring only 36% in 2016
Oldest Victim of 'Horrific' Georgia Dock Collapse Was a Retired Special Ed Teacher 'Full of Life', Family Reveals
Carlotta McIntosh was the oldest of the seven victims from the fatal incident
Unlawful Border Crossings Have Dropped to the Lowest Since Joe Biden Took Office
There were almost 54,000 encounters in September, according to the CBP commissioner
Liam Payne's U.S. Immigration Troubles Led to his Tragic Death in Buenos Aires
Payne Was In Argentina Waiting For A U.S. Visa Renewal
One of the Sons of 'El Chapo' is Transferred to a New Federal Prison Due to 'Poor Living Conditions'
Joaquín Guzmán López was arrested in July after he turned himself and Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada in to U.S. authorities at a private airport in New Mexico
Two Florida Men Continue Being Charged After Police Cracked Down Fake Rideshare Business
Both suspects are being held at the Miami-Dade County jail, without bond, on kidnapping and sexual battery charges
Marco Rubio Requests DOJ Opens a Domestic Terrorist Investigation Against 'Anti-Zionist' Group
Sen. Marco Rubio catalogued the group as one that promotes acts of violence and labeled them as a domestic terrorist organization
Kamala Harris Scores New Endorsements From Former Florida Republicans Who Describe Trump As a 'Disaster'
Several current or former members of the Republican Party have backed Harris recent months, including former Rep. Liz Cheney
Florida Bar Dismisses Criminal Complaint Against Matt Gaetz Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct Involving Minors
The Florida Congressman has long denied any involvement and wrongdoing.
Texas Man is Granted a Temporary Delay of His Execution Minutes Before it Happens
Robert Roberson will now have a chance to testify at a legislative hearing on Oct. 21
New York Voters Among the States That More Accurately Represent Their General Population During Elections
A recent study by WalletHub took into account key factors such as race, age, gender and socioeconomic status to determine voter representation within a state
Former Mexican Top Security Official Sentenced to More Than 38 Years in Prison For Cartel Bribes
Prosecutors say that García Luna provided intelligence about investigations against the cartel, information about rivals and the safe passage of drug shipments
Key Takeaways From the Texas Senate Debate Between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred
Despite a close race, Cruz remains ahead in practically all polls and is favored to win next month
Kamala Harris: The Democratic Candidate Who Won the Celebrity Vote
In the lead-up to the November 5th presidential election, Kamala Harris, the current Vice President of the United States, has garnered notable support from influential celebrities. Figures such as Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, and George Clooney have publicly expressed their endorsement, which could prove crucial in mobilizing young and progressive voters in a highly polarized political climate.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Has Increased Its Support to Agents Amid Mental Health Crisis
In 2022, CBP reported 15 suicides by personnel, prompting the agency to rethink its strategy of taking care of its employees
Percentage of Early Voters For This Year's Election's Expected to Approach or Exceed 50%, Recent Poll Reveals
The proportion of early voters this year is projected to be the same or higher than those captured in other recent election years
As Tren de Aragua's Presence in the U.S. Increases, Here is Where They Are Confirmed to Operate
The lack of cooperation between U.S. and Venezuelan authorities further complicates efforts to vet suspected gang members entering the U.S.
El Taiger Will Be Cremated: His Cousin Traveled from Cuba and Will Take His Ashes to Rest with His Mother
According to El Taiger's cousin, Jorge Junior, the plan is to take the late reggaeton star back to Cuba so that his relatives can also say their final goodbyes.
Politics is a Topic Best Avoided During a First Date, But It Can Also Help Create a Spark, Recent Survey Says
A recent survey conducted by Oddspedia asked 5,000 Americans about the connections of their political views and how those affect their relationships
Chemical Disaster at Texas Oil Plant Leaves Two People Dead and Dozens More Injured
Researchers from nonprofit Coalition to Prevent Chemical Disasters say there have been 115 hazardous chemical incidents in Texas since January 2021
Dreamers Seek to Keep DACA Alive in Court As Republicans go on Offense
The future of the program is unclear as a six-year-long court battle continues
Assaults Against Border Patrol Agents are on the Rise in New Mexico, Authorities Say
The two most common types are physical assaults and throw of projectiles, including rocks
Afghan Man Allegedly Plotting a Terrorist Attack Against the U.S. on Election Day Worked as CIA Guard
Nasir Tawhedi and his co-conspirator were arrested by undercover FBI agents as they tried to buy a rifle and ammunition in Oklahoma's Western District
Texas CBP Seize Over 20 Pounds of Cocaine Hidden Inside Truck's Floorboards
With September data yet to be released, CBP officers saw a decrease of more than 20,000 pounds of cocaine seized between FY2023 and FY2024
DHS Inspector General Embroiled in Controversy After Watchdog Report Reveals 'Substantial Misconduct'
Joseph Cuffari is being accused of abuse of authority by the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency
Majority of American Houses Are Haunted, Homeowners Say: Survey
Of the 1,000 homeowners surveyed, more than 65% claimed to have experienced unexplainable occurrences in their homes.
Pyongyang To 'Permanently' Shut Border With South Korea
North Korea's army said on Wednesday it was moving to "permanently shut off and block the southern border" with the South and had informed the US military to prevent an accidental clash.