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Israel-Hamas war roils US universities
The Middle Eastern conflict is dividing campus communities and pressuring college finances as big donors withdraw funding
The Middle Eastern conflict is dividing campus communities and pressuring college finances as big donors withdraw funding
Joseph David Emerson faces 83 counts of attempted murder after Sunday’s incident en route to San Francisco
The administration announces a family reunification parole process aimed at children, siblings or partners of people already living lawfully in America
Migrants affected by Trump’s zero-tolerance policy will receive benefits such as temporary work permits, housing assistance for up to a year and psychological help
The Hammer Museum’s ‘Made in L.A.: Acts of Living’ showcases pieces by 39 artists who work in the city, focusing on shared themes like identity, family and community
The first arrest linked to the star’s murder, which occurred in 1996, exposes police omissions in the most violent years of the East-West hip-hop war
Hispanic and progressive members of Congress have reacted angrily to the construction of the Trump administration’s work in southern Texas
Biden administration officials claim that the Maduro government has agreed to the measure, but do not explain how this was achieved
Democratic administration waives 26 federal laws that could result in up to 20 miles of barriers in South Texas in bid to contain surge in illegal arrivals from Mexico
Organized retail crime is skyrocketing, forcing major chains to close locations and causing losses of up to $112 billion
The seven candidates intensified their attacks against the former president, who is leading the race for the 2024 nomination by more than 40 points
The two-way star from Japan will ignite a bidding war among teams with deep pockets despite a recent injury
Asa Hutchinson, the former Arkansas governor, failed to qualify for Wednesday’s event at California’s Reagan Library, which will include just seven candidates
The leaders of the WGA ratified the agreement reached on Sunday with the studios and writers will be able to return to work from Wednesday
The deal must still be ratified by the 11,500 members of the WGA. The top executives are also still negotiating with the actors union to resolve the conflict
The 52-year-old businessman will take the reins of News Corp in November as the U.S. presidential campaign kicks into gear
The U.S. government has also stepped up security at the border, deploying 800 more officers who will stop irregular crossings and accelerate the expulsion of families
The businessman argues that the fee is aimed at combating the army of bots on the social network
A new exhibition, open until August 2024, pays homage to the career of the director of ‘Pink Flamingos’ and ‘Polyester’
The legendary Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher talks about his career, the retirement of his jersey number and his legacy in the United States
Republican Ken Paxton faces 20 charges of corruption, abuse of authority and obstruction of justice
The Mexican pitcher was released from jail after posting $50,000 bail and will not be traveling with the Los Angeles team to Miami
A group of tech heavyweights has purchased 20,000 hectares of agricultural land with the goal of creating a safe, environmentally responsible community with affordable housing
Four Hispanic writers shared their experience with a stoppage that continues to rock the industry — but also their own pockets — as their demands for better conditions remain unmet
At least 91,000 immediate family members were detained last month, the highest figure since May 2019
Historical capos — such as Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada and Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes — have been relegated, as the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration establishes new priorities
Mexican director Alejandro Monteverde talks about the phenomenon that saw his low-budget independent film become one of the surprises of the summer