The Baltic country’s minister of education proposes ‘redesigning the learning process, taking into account that students are already using AI at home’
With more than 100,000 square feet of gallery space and a thousand works of art where the classics and pop art mix unabashedly, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has become a new attraction in California
The model and brother of fellow model Kaia Gerber had publicly shared his mental health struggles with addiction
Guatemalan Edy Fernando Gutierrez Mejia is the third victim of the NBC-Telemundo helicopter crash in Los Angeles
After El Mencho’s death, his stepson Juan Carlos Valencia González became the new boss and the DEA’s most wanted fugitive. He was born in a private facility in a suburb of Los Angeles
Apple TV’s horror-comedy won 14 out of 19 prizes at a gala with an unusual pick for host and appearances by Michael J. Fox and Taylor Swift among others
Several migrants have been detained by federal agents on construction sites in Altadena, an area affected by the Eaton fire
When a parent is taken away by ICE, a child’s world implodes. The long-term consequences include depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder
Juan Carlos Valencia González, who took control of the cartel after El Mencho’s death, owns an estate in Hemet valued at nearly $700,000
The agency awarded a $16.7 million contract to add the devices to its arsenal, while Democrats and civil organizations question their safety and oversight
Together with social workers, psychologists and counselors, administrators at a Los Angeles center are drawing up a plan to protect and provide emotional support for students affected by immigration raids
As Trump and the Supreme Court dismantle the system that protected millions of immigrant families who fled danger, children wonder: Will we be next
Every two years, thousands of fans gather at a convention center an hour south of Los Angeles to discover the company’s latest films, TV shows and theme park attractions
After the earthquake in La Guaira, two LA residents experienced the loss of loved ones from afar. Unable to leave the US, they are coping with the additional pain of exile and immigration bureaucracy
At the start of the school year in the country’s second-largest school district, dozens of educators and volunteers patrol the streets of LA to warn families about possible immigration sweeps
The actor’s co-stars in the Apple TV drama, which has just finished its first season, praise his work ethic and sense of humor
A mysterious paper note, handed to the singer during a concert in Culiacán 24 years ago, was the prelude to the murder of one of the legends of Mexican popular music, a forerunner of the current narcocorrido boom
An organization is handing out instructions to help detainees file their own ‘habeas corpus’ challenges without having to pay lawyer fees they cannot afford
Over 25 people were recently arrested at airports across the country under a new federal rule, according to ‘The New York Times’
After hosting eight FIFA matches, the California city is now turning its attention to the Olympic Games it will stage in two years, an event for which, despite its efforts, it is still not ready for
A court document says officers used derogatory terms in text messages and in conversations captured by their body cameras
In nine commercial corridors frequented by migrants in that city there were nearly $3.2 million in losses in 2025 due to Trump’s aggressive immigration offensive, a UCLA study reveals
With its stars, premieres, legendary theaters and less glamorous corners, this avenue can disappoint and fascinate in equal measure
The siblings have followed the required legal proceeding and published a notice in a local newspaper. Both have hearings in September to officially take only the Jolie surname
The twins Knox and Vivienne, the pair’s youngest children, turn 18 on July 12. Like their siblings, they are estranged from their father and only use their mother’s surname
Various reports describe undercover operations in which federal agents allegedly wore utility workers’ clothing and other disguises to detain undocumented people, although ICE denies they were working for the agency
The debate over these ‘workers’ has returned to the national spotlight after a settlement between California and private prison operator GEO Group affirmed that detainees are protected by the state’s labor regulations
