Has Mexico Slowed Migrant Flow?

Three months after President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs, Mexico says it has reduced the flow of migrants through its territory. Activists, however, say otherwise.

Lawsuit: End Of Immigrant Medical Relief

The ACLU of Massachusetts and Lawyers for Civil Rights has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for ending the immigrant medical relief program.

Texas To Investigate Google?

Texas is expected to announce an investigation Google to determine if it is too big and powerful. The cancelled meeting with Taliban and Afghan leaders has foreign policy fallout.

Opioid Settlement Talks Not Over?

Even though two state attorneys general said that they were at an impasse with Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, it appears the settlement talks are not over yet.

'Coco' Comes To The Hollywood Bowl

To celebrate Diá de los Muertos, the Oscar®-winning film “Coco” is being shown at a special event at The Hollywood Bowl. A full, live orchestra will accompany the movie’s screening.

Vote To Block Border Wall Maneuver

Sen. Chuck Schumer intends to force a vote to block the president from using special emergency powers to transfer money from military construction projects to help pay for the wall.

Trump Asylum Policy Plan Halted Again

U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar has reinstated the nationwide halt on the Trump administration’s asylum policy plan to prevent most migrants from seeking asylum at the border.

America Vows To 'Never Forget' 9/11

Eighteen years after the deadliest terror attack on American soil, Americans vow to never forget 9/11 with solemn ceremonies and vows.

Tent Courts For Asylum Seekers Set To Open

Tent courts are slated to open on the border and use videoconferencing to help handle tens of thousands of cases of asylum seekers who are being forced to wait in Mexico.

Hearing On End Of Immigrant Medical Relief

Congress will be holding a hearing, regarding the end of immigrant medical relief. The inquiry will have testimony from medical and legal experts, as well as immigration officials.

West Texas Gunman Arrested In 2001

Seth Ator, the gunman who killed seven people over Labor Day weekend in West Texas, was arrested in 2001 for trying to break into a woman’s bedroom after threatening her brother’s life.

Virginia Suing Owners Of Purdue Pharma

Trump Asylum Rule No Longer Blocked

The Supreme Court has temporarily undone a previous ruling that blocked Trump’s asylum rule, which requires migrants passing through another country to seek asylum there first.

Opioid Courtroom Showdowns Continue

Although a tentative settlement has been reached between Purdue Pharma and thousands of local governments and more than 20 states, the legal battles are not over for the drugmaker.

From ‘Coco’ To Shakira; Top 5 Headlines

“Coco” is being shown at a special event at The Hollywood Bowl. Shakira may be following in the footsteps of Gloria Estefan and Christina Aguilera and performing at the Super Bowl.