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Chicago Shootings Leave 2 Dead, 14 Hurt, Including Police Sergeant Shot in Face

Two people died, and 13 people were injured in a Chicago shooting early Sunday, according to authorities.
Families of Guatemalan Migrants Killed Near U.S.-Mexico Border Begin Burying Their Remains

Families of Guatemalan Migrants Killed Near U.S.-Mexico Border Begin Burying Their Remains

Mexican authorities found 19 bullet-riddled and burned bodies near the U.S.-Mexico border in January, and 16 of them were identified as Guatemalan migrants.
West Coast Cities Show Outrage on Breonna Taylor’s Death Anniversary

West Coast Cities Show Outrage on Breonna Taylor's Death Anniversary

Police and protesters clashed as major West Coast cities triggered a violent protest on Breonna Taylor's death anniversary.
Islas Marias: Mexico's 'Alcatraz' Prison May Soon Host Cruise Ships

Islas Marias: Mexico's 'Alcatraz' Prison Island May Soon Host Cruise Ships

The last island penal colony in Mexico, also known as Las Islas Marias, was the government's pride when it was established in 1905.
Pelosi Says Surge of Migrant Children At U.S.-Mexico Border Is a ‘Humanitarian Crisis’

Pelosi Says Surge of Migrant Children At U.S.-Mexico Border Is a ‘Humanitarian Crisis’

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi blamed the Trump administration for the influx of unaccompanied migrant children on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Fauci Warns Against Loosening COVID-19 Restrictions, Mask Mandates

Fauci Warns Against Loosening COVID-19 Restrictions, Mask Mandates

More states are dropping their COVID-19 restrictions and mask mandates, such as the case in Los Angeles, wherein state officials cleared to reopen indoor dining and theaters.

How to Choose the Right Proxy Service?

The digital world generates tons of information every day. How to Choose the Right Proxy Service? The digital world generates tons of information every day.

Democrats Angered on Kentucky Senate Bill That Will Criminalize Insults on Police Officers

Senate Bill 211 from Kentucky passes Senate. The bill will criminalize insults done by individuals to police officers.

Biden's Stimulus Bill: To Be Distributed According to State and Local Government's Unemployemnt Rate

Biden's Stimulus Bill, now a law, opens new options and ways for local governments and states to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.

$1.3 Million Methamphetamine Confiscated by the US Customs and Border Protection

Methamphetamine, disguised as spinach, costing more than a million, confiscated by the U.S. Customs and Protection Officers,
Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez Reportedly Ends Relationship

Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez Are a Couple No More

Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have reportedly called off their two-year engagement as they broke up.
Minneapolis To Pay 27M To Settle a Civil Lawsuit from George Floyd’s Family

George Floyd's Family Agrees to 'Historic' $27 Million Settlement With Minneapolis

Minneapolis City is set to pay the family of George Floyd a sum of $27 million to settle a civil lawsuit over the man's death in police custody.
Biden Ends Trump Policy That Allows DHS to Deport Caregivers for Migrant Children

Biden Ends Trump Policy That Allows DHS to Deport Caregivers for Migrant Children

President Joe Biden has been undoing many of the Trump-era immigration policies, such as halting the border wall's construction and suspending the "Remain in Mexico" program.
California Proposes Curriculum With Chants to Aztec Gods

California's Education Department Proposes Curriculum With Chants to Aztec Gods

The California Department of Education has proposed a new curriculum that would involve chanting Aztec gods' names in a bid to build unity among students.
Meghan Markle’s Friend Says There Are Email, Texts Proving the Royal Family Knew About Her Mental Health

Meghan Markle's Friend Says There Are Emails, Texts Proving the Royal Family Knew About Her Mental Health

During her interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan Markle revealed her mental health struggles with during her time as part of the Royal family.
"False Testimonies": Honduras President Hernández Denies Drug Dealing Allegations

"False Testimonies": Honduras President Hernández Refutes Drug Dealing Allegations

In February, Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernández warned that anti-narcotics cooperation between Honduras and the United States could be negatively affected if authorities believe the allegations against him, citing cooperation with traffickers.

Family Grieves Following Death of a Utah Mom 4 Days After Second Shot of COVID-19 Vaccine

A Utah Mom lost her life 4 days after she got the second shot of Moderna COVID vaccine. Family shares that she has no underlying conditions.
U.S. Woman Held Captive by Sinaloa Cartel Rescued in Mexico After a Year

U.S. Woman Held Captive by Sinaloa Cartel Rescued in Mexico After a Year

Police and military forces in Mexico have managed to rescue a woman with U.S. citizenship held captive by the Sinaloa Cartel for more than a year.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Falsely Claims Guam a Foreign Land

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Falsely Claims Guam a Foreign Land; Governor Offers Her History Book

The governor of Guam has offered to send Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene a history book after the lawmaker falsely claimed the U.S. territory as a foreign land.
Andrew Cuomo to Face Impeachment Inquiry Led by Democrats

Andrew Cuomo to Face Impeachment Inquiry Led by Democrats

New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo is facing pressure to step down from his post in recent weeks due to allegations of sexual harassments surrounding him.
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