The U.S. government has increased the number of admittances of Ukrainian refugees, with the U.S.-Mexico border expecting more people fleeing amid the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
The Biden family has been reported to have 150 financial transactions flagged by U.S. banks as "concerning," particularly those involving U.S. President Joe Biden's brother, James Biden, and the president's son, Hunter Biden.
Local food experts are worried about the additional SNAP benefits enacted during the start of April, noting that it might last only until end of summer and leave thousands of families hungry in Texas.
As the head of state, President Joe Biden acts as the highest living symbol of the United States. Let's take a look at how he got rich in a span of one year in office.
Gulf Clan leader Dairo Antonio Usuga, known by his alias "Otoniel," will soon be extradited to the U.S. after Colombia's Supreme Court has approved the move.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, also known as the FBI, has arrested two men who posed as Department of Homeland Security agents, claiming they were part of the January 6 task force.
Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott announced that he will start delivering illegal immigrants to the steps of Washington D.C., as well as inspect vehicles driven in from Mexico.
LeBron James admitted in a The Shop interview that he would "love" to play with Warriors' Point Guard Stephen Curry. LeBron described the Warriors player as "lethal."
The love story of Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton started with a long stare battle that made her finally decide to walk over to him and introduce herself.
The White House slams Senate GOP for withholding their support on a COVID aid bill unless Democrats include a provision to keep the Title 42 expulsion policy.
El Salvador has deployed police and military forces in some areas to conduct a gang crackdown, but there have been reports on the use of "excessive" force by authorities.
