Politics
Kari Lake misses Arizona recount threshold, undecided on whether to concede
The threshold was increased to 0.5% in May with bipartisan support.
Politics
U.S. keeps Cuban military dictatorship designated as state sponsor of terrorism
One of the first to react was the Cuban ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel on his Twitter profile
Politics
Dem strategists on Latinos moving right: 'They don't like socialists'
They also blamed how Democrats treat Hispanics like single-issue voters.
Politics
Large majority of Americans support Florida's Parental Rights In Education law
The survey showed that radical leftist ideas may not be as popular among liberals as a whole
Immigration
Arizona GOP candidate Kari Lake 'not a fan' of migrant buses to blue cities
“It makes for a cute photo-op, but it just takes people who shouldn’t be here and moves them further in,” she explained.
Immigration
Biden administration's 'dedicated docket' targets migrant families for deportation
An internal Homeland Security memo said that certain deportations will not improve public perception of ICE or views around immigration enforcement
Immigration
Arrests of Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan migrants at the border dramatically falls
The number of arrests of Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan undocumented migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border has fallen almost 97% after new immigration policies were implemented
Entertainment
Alec Baldwin says he has no guilt about ‘Rust’ shooting, never pulled trigger
In an emotional interview, Baldwin expressed remorse over Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchinson death while excusing himself from any and all personal responsibility
Politics
NYT: Economy helping Republicans win Hispanic voters, Whites and minorities in Democratic party drifting apart
The New York Times, which conducted the survey with Siena College, reported that this was the first time its national survey had found such a gap between educated whites and minorities
Immigration
Federal judge overturns parole in place program benefitting undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens
The parole in place program authorized more than half a million undocumented immigrants who were married to citizens to complete the adjustment of their immigration statuses and receive a green card