Tag: Texas

Summer is typically a time for people to enjoy outdoor activities, swim and indulge in refreshing treats. However, beneath the allure of summer fun,...

An 18-year-old recent high school graduate and his father were killed and five others were injured in a mass shooting in Richmond, Virginia. Central...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the government enacted a policy that allowed for the countless expulsions of migrants due to public health concerns. That policy...

Lawsuits against Florida and Texas laws about online speech are making their way to the United States Supreme Court, but the cases may not...

Surfing the dark web to analyze hacker chatter is just another day on the job for Alexander Heid.  He recalls one of his first major...

After nearly 40 years since the Mariel Crisis, 28 years after the Cuban Rafter Crisis, and just one year following the historical protests of...

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine is awarding a total of $150,000 in migrant and humanitarian crisis grants to six local nonprofit organizations. The money...

It has been almost five months since Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott started transporting migrants to Washington D.C. on buses. Critics, including the city’s mayor,...

It's the second day of mourning in the United Kingdom for Queen Elizabeth. The World Health Organization reveals shocking statistics about the pandemic's impact...

Today is the first day of classes in the Uvalde, Texas school district. Parents and students still have reservations about returning to class. Their...