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Federal agents seized Rep. Ilhan Omar's phone and subpoenaed her family 22 days before the midterms. Here's what both probes cover.
The U.S. Army is moving hundreds of additional soldiers into the Rio Grande Valley this month, part of a broader border deployment that officials say responds to increased cartel activity.
A Peruvian businessman named Hitler Mussolini won a small-town mayoral race by 25 votes, triggering global headlines and extortion threats.
Yemen's Houthis freed 159 detainees in Sanaa with ICRC support, as Saudi strikes killed children in Dhamar and Egypt vowed to defend Riyadh.
Harris County DA Sean Teare says an ICE agent deliberately ran over Miguel Parra-Hernandez and may have erased critical vehicle data.
The DOJ charged 16 noncitizens across North Carolina, New York, and Idaho for illegal voting — its third enforcement batch in October 2026.
Gilbert Trejo says his father learned about Shapiro's involvement two weeks into filming and is contractually restricted from criticizing the project. Danny Trejo has said he is 'pro-immigrant' and...
NATO unveiled its Theory of Victory strategy at Warsaw as Europe logs 200+ Russian hybrid attacks and Nordic nations put entire societies on a war footing.
Surveillance footage contradicts ICE's account of why an agent struck a fleeing man near Houston. Officials demand body cam footage.
Peru's Fujimori unveils a three-tier school discipline framework for all schools, with expulsion allowed but student dropout banned.
Wagner Moura leads 58 Brazilian Academy members in a Variety letter urging global scrutiny of the October 25 Lula–Bolsonaro runoff.
The DOJ filed 40 denaturalization cases in 6 weeks — more than Biden's entire term. Who's targeted and what it means for naturalized Americans.
San Diego Councilmember Whitburn reversed course on Flock cameras, citing immigrant fears — and may now have a council majority to shut the network down.
Berkeley engineer David Xu had his cadmium poisoning conviction cleared after probation. His victim released hidden-camera footage to keep his record public.
Venezuela's ruling party rallied for full U.S. sanctions removal as healthcare workers marched blocks away over frozen wages in simultaneous Caracas protests.
