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About 300,000 people could benefit from an extension and redesignation of Temporary Protected Status for 18 months

The legislation seeks to address those "directly wronged and traumatized by the ills of slavery, Jim Crow, and structural and institutional racism"

The group grew by 5.5% over the past year, outpacing the state-s overall growth

Nearly half of Hispanic adults (46%) are dissatisfied with Biden as the nominee and a similar share are dissatisfied with Trump (49%)

About 13 million people have entered the U.S. in vehicles through California ports

He has been found guilty on three drug and gun trafficking charges

They were number one and three on the list, Governor Greg Abbott said

Germine Joly, known as "Yonyon," was the leader of a 400-strong gang called Mawozo

Over 2,200 cases have been reported so far in the U.S. this year, most of them in Puerto Rico

The parole program was created in October of 2022 for Venezuelans, but it was extended in January of 2023 to include Haitians, Cubans and Nicaraguans.

Juan Orlando Hernández served as president of Honduras from 2014 to 2022. He was extradited to the U.S. on April 2022

The ships were part of a Spanish fleet of galleons taking vast amounts of precious metals back to Spain

José Raúl Mulino told a journalist he wants to start daily repatriation flights for undocumented immigrants from Panama if the U.S. pays for them

Flexibility concerns and work conflicts came in second and third, according to a new Gallup poll

Balboa represented the United States at three different World Cups and became the first player to reach 100 caps with the USMNT

Chinese chemical firms have done minor adjustments to evade scrutiny and largely resumed their activities as the U.S. continues grappling with the opioid epidemic

Tougher measures imposed both in the U.S. and Mexico mean that those in Juarez face greater uncertainty about their future

The social reckoning following the murder of George Floyd prompted many communities to remove Confederate monuments. Now, some are backtracking

A 2,500-strong force is expected to finally land in the country at the end of the month

Brian Nichols, a top U.S. official, had expressed concern about recent developments in the run-up to the July 28 presidential election.

The figure is set to hit $719, the highest in a decade

Germine Joly, known as "Yonyon," has pleaded guilty of the charges earlier this year

US journalist Evan Gershkovich will go on trial on espionage charges in Russia's Urals city of Yekaterinburg behind closed doors on June 26, the court overseeing the process said on Monday.

Executive salaries at major US corporations are soaring -- but shareholders happy with stock prices and greater transparency over remuneration are not pushing back.

The conclusion is drawn from average noise levels for the country's largest cities

Everything you need to know about the city of East Rutherford, one of the 14 venues selected for Copa América 2024

Presidents Joe Biden and Volodymyr Zelensky signed a landmark 10-year security deal between Washington and Kyiv on Thursday in what the Ukrainian leader called a historic day in the fight against Russia's invasion.

TelevisaUnivision accounts for more than 50% of soccer viewing on all of television in the United States

A new Gallup poll shows that the importance of a candidate's stance on the issue is much more important for voters than in 2020

A detailed look at some of the players to watch during Copa América 2024