Immigration activist Cesar Vargas continues his fight to obtain a license to practice law in his home state of New York. Despite passing a legal hurdle, another one has been thrown on his path, but the DREAMer and activist is not deterred.
The largest Spanish-language network in the United States, Univision, will be hosting its own Republican debate next year ahead of the final decision for the party's nominee. The network will team with the Washington Post to moderate and cover the so-called Republican candidates' forum.
A family is suing the people who sold them a million dollar home in New Jersey without forewarning them about a mysterious stalker who had a mentally disturbed obsession with the house.
Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev addressed a federal court for the first time on Wednesday, admitting his guilt for committing the 2013 terrorist attack and apologizing to the victims.
The new "Fast and Furious" attraction debuts at Universal Studios in Hollywood. Universal Studios in Hollywood has debuted its new "Fast and Furious" ride for fans all over the country.
Three-time Oscar winner Meryl Streep is asking Congress to revive the Equal Rights Amendment, which the states failed to ratify in the 1970s. The famous actress on Tuesday sent letters to the nation's 535 lawmakers, which came attached to copies of "Equal Means Equal," a book by ERA Coalition President Jessica Neuwirth.
Though unemployment had continued to decrease in the last couple of years, it remains an issue among middle and working class people. Rep. Tony Cárdenas (D-Calif.) reintroduced legislation to help the unemployed relocate and find employment.
A recent report shows who would be most impacted if the courts ultimately decide against President Barack Obama's executive actions. An estimated 5.5 million U.S. citizen children whose parents are undocumented could benefit from DAPA. However, the action is currently blocked while a lawsuit filed by 26 states makes its way through the courts.
A California man's proposed ballot measure that called for the killing of gay people is "patently unconstitutional," and the state's attorney general is not required to "waste public resources" to process the initiative, a Sacramento County Superior Court ruled on Monday.
A Colorado teen who thought he had come down with the flu but then died within a few days apparently had been infected with the plague, likely by fleas that put the bacteria directly into his bloodstream.
The current jackpot stands at $40 million with a cash value of $24.8 million. Wednesday’s chance to win big at Powerball is here. The current jackpot stands at $40 million with a cash value of $24.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Jeh Johnson said he understands the "sensitive and unique nature of detaining families" but continued to defend the practice.
A 90-year-old Florida man was arrested this week after he allegedly pointed a handgun at a man working at the post office and threatened to "blow his head off."
James Horner, the Hollywood orchestrator who composed the scores of "Titanic," "Avatar," Star Trek's "The Wrath of Khan" and dozens of other movies, died on Monday when his single-engine plane crashed in Southern California.
