Crime

At least one dead after shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade

Several violent gun incidents took place Miami-Dade over the weekend

Coronavirus

Asked if the government was 'lying or guessing' about COVID vax data, Birx admits: 'I don't know'

Doctor served in the Trump administration at outset of pandemic

Immigration

White House official knew no Haitian migrants were "whipped" but did not challenge narrative

An investigation into the incident found "no evidence" of migrants being struck or any Border Patrol agents carrying whips.

Immigration

Texas AG Paxton says officials can't keep track of illegal migrants once in other parts of the U.S.

Another migrant caravan is currently making its way toward the U.S. southern border

Terrorism

American held captive by Taliban for years released in prisoner swap

Frerichs, a 60-year-old Navy veteran from Illinois, was kidnapped in January 2020 while doing construction work in Afghanistan

Politics

Presidential candidates face uphill battle to capture young Hispanic vote

For the Democratic Party to keep the White House, Vice President Kamala Harris must win back young Hispanic voters

Politics

GOP ahead in 6 states on generic congressional ballot

“If the elections for Congress were held today, would you vote for the Republican candidate or for the Democratic candidate?”

Politics

Sen. Cruz’s Russian pipeline sanctions bill fails in Senate

The tally was 55 in favor and 43 against. The bill needed 60 votes to pass, to overcome a filibuster.

Politics

Putin declares offensive in Mariupol a 'success,' tells troops to hold off storming final stronghold

Kyiv has desperately been attempting to evacuate soldiers and civilians from the port city under siege for weeks

Human Rights

Nicaragua sends 222 freed political opponents to U.S.

The U.S. government said the release was a “unilateral decision” that resulted from continued diplomatic efforts with the regime of Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega