White House amended record of Biden's 'trash' comments
White House press officials altered the official transcript of a call in which President Joe Biden appeared to attack Donald
Brazilian police raid group suspected of smuggling migrants to the US
In Brazil, police raided properties linked to a group suspected of smuggling migrants to the United States. Immigrants crossed to
US sanctions members of Mexican fentanyl trafficking organization
President Joe Biden's administration on Thursday sanctioned five individuals and two entities from La Línea, a Mexican fentanyl trafficking organization.
Trump and Harris talk about China from the perspective of domestic concerns
Concerned about domestic politics, presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have referred to China through the lens of the
Candlelight: What's a concert on a haunted night with Halloween classics like? The candlelight concerts or Candlelight Concerts scheduled this week to celebrate Halloween in the US are part of what is known as immersive art or experiential art. The organizers promise a unique experience for the senses.
The candlelight concerts or Candlelight Concerts scheduled this week to celebrate Halloween in the US are part of what is
Los Angeles Dodgers win their eighth World Series after capitalizing on Yankees errors
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees in the baseball World Series that ended Thursday in New York.
Latinos in the US celebrate Halloween with pumpkins, costumes and parties: “It's a way to adapt to the culture”
Halloween has become a celebration adopted by Latinos in the US, who combine American elements with their own traditions. Although
Latinos help new citizens in the early voting process in the US capital
At the early voting centers in the Washington Metropolitan Area, Latino workers facilitate the voting process for citizens. The Voice
Americans Anxious, Frustrated About Presidential Campaign: Poll
A new poll revealed that most Americans are interested in a presidential race that in turn makes them anxious or
US Supreme Court allows Virginia to resume voter registration purge
A divided Supreme Court cleared the way Wednesday for Virginia to remove about 1,600 voters from the state's rolls, less