Immigration
Mexican authorities clear migrant camp of more than 2,000 near border
The camp was formed in the border city of Reynosa in March 2021
Immigration
Trump nomination sparks migration panic as new caravan struggles to reach U.S. border before election
The caravan is one of several that migrants have joined just four months before the presidential elections in the United States, which has been enduring a massive influx of illegal migration
Immigration
Arizona voters want border wall, but still believe legal immigration is a 'good' thing
A majority of Arizonans support building a wall at the Mexican border in the state and say that the surge in illegal immigration constitutes an invasion, according to new polling.
Sports
Brittney Griner's lawyers appeal nine-year prison sentence in Russia
U.S. WNBA player's attorneys appeal her conviction as Russia negotiates for a prisoner exchange
Technology
Huawei cell tower equipment can hack U.S. nuclear arsenal communications, says FBI
Investigators found the suspicious equipment near critical military bases in the rural Midwest as part of their counter-intelligence efforts against Chinese espionage, which has escalated sharply since 2017
Politics
At Arizona rally, Trump offers strongest hint yet at 2024 run: 'We may have to do this again'
"I ran twice, I won twice, and did much better the second time than I did the first, getting millions more votes in 2020 than we got in 2016," Trump said at the Prescott, Arizona
Politics
Polls show GOP Latino spike in recent weeks as mainstream media sounds alarm
The GOP has improved its standing with Latinos by 6% since August, and Blacks by 9% since past elections
Politics
Satellite images depict new Russian troop movements amid demands that Ukraine be blocked from NATO
Russian and U.S. officials will meet after the new year to discuss Moscow's demand that Ukraine not be allowed to join NATO.