US Secret Service seeks greater police cooperation to prevent mass shootings and attacks
A new guide is the tool brandished today by the United States Secret Service, while calling for greater cooperation from
Former secretary of public security of Mexico will be sentenced in the US in drug trafficking case
Mexico's former public security secretary, Genaro García Luna, will be sentenced in a United States court after being found guilty
Protesters demand Kellogg remove artificial colors from Froot Loops and other cereals
Calls are increasing for WK Kellogg Co., maker of Froot Loops and Apple Jacks, to remove artificial colors from its
California health workers receive raises with new minimum wage law
Some of California's lowest-paid health care workers will receive a raise following the passage of a law that will gradually
Puerto Rico Police investigate 8 deaths due to suspected fentanyl overdoses
At least eight people have died in a town on the north coast of Puerto Rico from causes related to
Governor praises recovery efforts after Hurricane Milton; floodwaters continue to rise in Florida
There are still about 170,000 customers without power, rivers continue to rise in some flooded areas and Florida continues to
Activists fear that some school districts in the US want to deny education to immigrants
In the US, the debate is growing about whether to accept immigrant children in schools, an issue that becomes more
Two giant pandas arrive from China to the Washington Zoo after a long wait
Bao Li, Precious Vigor, and Qing Bao, Green Treasure, will arrive in Washington as part of a new 10-year agreement
Walgreens announces plan to close 1,200 pharmacies
The American pharmacy chain Walgreens announced that it will close about 1,200 stores in the next three years as part
Legal immigration is “a benefit” for the US economy, according to Asian Americans
Some Asian American voters are critical of Donald Trump for his false claims about Haitian immigrants and their pets. Others