Legal November 2019

Court Rules Against Warrantless Searches

A court ruled against the U.S. government’s warrantless searches of international travelers’ phones and laptops. The 11 travelers were searched without individual suspicion.

Global November 2019

USC Campus Left Shaken By 9 Student Deaths

USC has been shaken the deaths of 9 students since August. Three of the deaths have been confirmed as suicides. The latest case is still under investigation.

Hispanic Community November 2019

New Challenges Face Bolivia

Jeanine Añez, Bolivia’s new interim president, faces challenges to organize national elections, as well as stabilize Bolivia after bloody political disputes.

Legal November 2019

Supreme Court Appears Ready To End DACA

The Trump administration may soon be allowed to end DACA. The Supreme Court’s conservative majority appears ready to rule to allow the administration to abolish DACA protections.

Arts and Media November 2019

$1M Pledged To Monmouth University

Veteran Associated Press reporter and Monmouth University alumna Linda Deutsch has pledged a $1 million gift to University’s Journalism Students.

Hispanic Community November 2019

Morales Flees Bolivia After Clashes

Evo Morales fled Bolivia following weeks of violent protests. Morales left on a Mexican government plane after being granted asylum. Bolivia is facing a political vacuum.

Legal November 2019

Protections For 660K Immigrants On Line

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding DACA protections that would impact 660,000 immigrants. The Trump administration is making arguments to end the program.

Global November 2019

US Held Nearly 70K Kids In Custody in 2019

The nearly 70,000 migrant kids who were held in the U.S. government custody in 2019 spent more time in shelters and away from their families than in prior years.

Hispanic Community November 2019

1st Hispanic To Lead US Catholic Bishops

For the first time, a Hispanic has been elected to head the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Archbishop José Gómez of Los Angeles overwhelmingly won the recent election.

Legal November 2019

Latest On Sandy Hook Shooting Lawsuit

The Sandy Hook shooting lawsuit involving Remington Arms, the maker of the rifle used in the massacre, is going forward. The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from Remington Arms.

Hispanic Community November 2019

Spain Faces More Uncertainty

With the political divide between the left and the right widening, Spain is facing more uncertainty after it’s recent national vote.

Hispanic Community November 2019

Bolivia In Power Void

The president of Bolivia’s resignation, as well as the resignations of seemingly every person constitutionally in line to succeed him, has left a power void for the country.