NYC Celebrates Pura Belpré; Top Headlines

New York City celebrated the first Puerto Rican librarian for the city. Plus, the complete list of winners for the Emmy Awards.

It Doesn't Take A Crime To Impeach

According to legal scholars, the Constitution’s standard for impeachment (“high crimes and misdemeanors”) is open-ended to include abuses of power that are not technically crimes.

Groups: Migrants Faced 'Bait, Switch'

Advocacy groups have asked a judge to prohibit the government from applying new asylum restrictions to those who appeared at an official border crossing to claim asylum before July 16.

US And Global News; 10 Things To Know

President Donald Trump’s allies struggle over how to manage the impeachment threat. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has taken responsibility for Jamal Khashoggi’s murder.

ASU Student Breaks Trump-Ukraine News

An ASU student broke the news that Kurt D. Volker stepped down from his post. Volker was involved in talks between President Donald Trump and the Ukrainian government.

Trump And Race Relations

An AP-NORC poll shows slightly more than half of all Americans think President Donald Trump’s actions have been bad for Hispanics.

House Democrats Subpoena Giuliani

Key Dates In Impeachment Investigation

The following are the key dates regarding the impeachment investigation. The dates begin with Robert Mueller testifying and ends with the release of the whistleblower complaint.

Gun Control Vs. Impeachment

A gun violence forum with presidential candidates is taking place to shift focus back on gun control, which was expected to be a major political issue prior to the impeachment probe.

Migrant Children Detention Privatized?

Private, for-profit company CHS (Comprehensive Health Services, Inc.), is paid by the United States government to hold some of the smallest migrant children.

Trump Lets States, Cities Refuse Refugees

For the first time in the history of the United States, the president has given state and local governments the authority to refuse to accept refugees.

Expansion Of DNA Collection At Border

A much broader DNA testing from the type done on families at the border is to be expanded for migrants crossing U.S. borders. The data will be included in a massive criminal database.

First Latina In Space; Top 5 Headlines

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute celebrated Ellen Ochoa, the first Latina to go to space. TCLFF, ‘Young Sheldon’ and DonorsChoose.org support middle school STEM.

Hispanic Heritage Month; Top 3 Stories

Among the top stories for the month of September included an article that explored Hispanic Heritage Month.

US Consumer Borrowing Up $17.9B In August

According to a report from the Federal Reserve, U.S. Consumer borrowing rose $17.9 billion in August and was helped by the largest jump in student and auto loans in three years.