US attacks Houthi bunkers in Yemen with B-2 stealth bombers
The U.S. military rarely uses the nuclear-capable B-2 in combat, which first saw action in the 1999 Kosovo war. U.S.
Biden will travel to Germany this week and Angola in December on visits delayed by Hurricane Milton
US President Joe Biden will make a quick visit to Germany to talk with European allies about Ukraine, as part
Los Angeles Church agrees to pay $880 million to abuse victims
One of the lawyers for the 1,353 victims in litigation said that this is the largest compensation for cases of
Undocumented immigrants in Florida denounce low salaries: “We build luxury buildings, but we live in misery”
Construction workers in South Florida earn an average of $19 per hour, although some may earn less than that. Many
Man arrested for abandoning his dog before Hurricane Milton hits Florida
Florida man arrested on animal cruelty charges for leaving his dog abandoned during evacuation before Hurricane Milton. A man was
The US accuses two members of Los Zetas in Mexico of leading the Northeast Cartel from prison
U.S. prosecutors have accused two leaders of one of Mexico's most violent groups, Los Zetas, of directing their successor Cartel
The US allocates almost $2 billion for recovery from hurricanes Helene and Milton
The US reported that $2 billion will be allocated to help victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton in six states.
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