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During the month of October, CBP seized nearly 20,500 pounds of illicit drugs only in the Southwest border region

Ken Salazar said he has a "very positive experience" working with Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum despite recent differences

Nearly half of the 7.6 million immigrants who entered the U.S. since January 2020 were already employed by March 2024

The opposition claims González Urrutia won the July 28 elections over Nicolás Maduro after getting nearly 70 percent of the vote

During an interview, Greene continuously misgendered Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender member in Congress

Despite speculation about the Republican's win being her motive, she said the move answers to work reasons

China has already outlined four "red lines" that Donald Trump cannot cross once he becomes president during a meeting with President Joe Biden this weekend.

Moscow officials are also warning about their intentions to respond to Washington's decision

According to court documents, Anas Said planned on attacking the Israeli Consulate in Houston and local synagogues

Australia broke away from the U.S. after the country voted to recognize the "permanent sovereignty" of Palestinians for the first time in a UN resolution.

A similar notice was sent out by the U.S. in July, warning people from travelling to the border city of Matamoros, in the state of Tamaulipas

Rep. Michael McCaul said he's a nervous flier and he made the "poor decision" of mixing Ambien with alcohol

Asif W. Rahman was indicted in a federal court in Virginia last week

John Cornyn (R-TX) and John Thune (R-SD) are the two other senators competing against Scott for the position

The president of South Korea began practicing golf again for the first time in eight years to eventually play with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

The eldest of the Supreme Court's liberal judges has no plans to resign, despite calls to allow Democrats to make an appointment ahead of Trump's inauguration.

According to the 2024 National Drug Threat Assessment, Mexican drug cartels have extended its reach into nearly 50 countries worldwide

It is the second-largest ammo seizure in El Paso since CBP intercepted more than 90,000 rounds in August

A Texas federal judge struck down the Biden administration policy aimed at easing a path to citizenship for the group of migrants, many of whom have been in the country for years

While some may be distressed at the news, many celebrities are celebrating the Republican's upcoming second term.

Christopher Carnell was found guilty earlier this year of obstruction of an official proceeding, considered a felony, as well as misdemeanor charges

Tate took to X — one of the few social media platforms where he is not banned from — to share his excitement for Donald Trump to return to office.

Some 40% of respondents told the AP that the economy and jobs are the main issue facing the country, while 10% mentioned abortion

An estimated 11.7 million undocumented immigrants lived in the U.S. in 2023, an increase of about 800,000 compared to 2022

A report from the National Retail Federation (NRF) says the proposed tariffs would mainly impact consumer product categories

U.S. lawmakers are now urging officials to set mandatory, uniform security standards in place for telecom companies' wiretapping systems

Claudia Sheinbaum said that Mexico's Foreign Secretary remains in close contact with the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico in relation to the case

Authorities say at least 80% of all undocumented immigrants making their way to the U.S. hire smugglers to help them cross into the U.S.

Gaetz said that non-profits "should focus on doing genuine charity for genuine Americans, not illegal aliens"

Nearly 60% of the more than 4,200 individuals hit with misdemeanor marijuana charges over the last five years are Black