The safest and most at-risk states for immigrants: A map of U.S. immigration laws
From California to Florida, the majority of states have anti-immigrant legal frameworks. However, about 20 of them lack laws regulating the issue
Russia and Ukraine agree to prisoner swap and further truce talks
The first direct negotiation between the two countries in the last three years concludes with slight progress
Salman Rushdie attacker sentenced to 25 years in prison
Hadi Matar receives the maximum sentence in his first trial, but also faces terrorism-related charges
Kidnappings, torture, and severed fingers: Attacks on crypto entrepreneurs shake France
The Interior Minister will meet with figures from the sector to improve security after the latest daylight kidnapping attempt in Paris
Firefighters, chefs and psychiatrists: The nepo babies who refused to be famous
Not all celebrity offspring use their famous last names to build careers in film, music, or fashion. Here’s a look at the low-profile lives and surprising professions of the children of stars like Bruce Springsteen, Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise
Judges in Nicaragua now answer to police under Ortega and Murillo’s rule
A circular requires courts to seek authorization to carry out seizures, property occupations, or evictions, effectively subordinating the judicial system to the regime
What will become of Juan Valdez, Colombia’s mustached coffee icon?
The fictitious figure which has successfully promoted Colombian coffee for years has in the past been brought to life by an actor, but the role has been vacant for more than a year
Trump administration moves to block the US travel of Mexican politicians who it says are linked to the drug trade
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The list of Mexicans who could be targeted for visa restrictions includes leaders of President Claudia Sheinbaum’s party, state governors and former Cabinet ministers
Ximena Arias-Cristóbal, the 19-year-old facing deportation for a traffic violation she didn’t commit
The case of the Mexican student, who arrived in the United States without papers as a child, is the latest to cast doubt on whether the Trump administration is truly prioritizing the detention of criminals
Trump administration eliminates protections for pregnant women and babies in CBP detention
A memorandum sent to border guards cancels the special care provisions for the most vulnerable migrants, such as the elderly and sick
Security ties between Mexico and US strained by veiled threats
An operation in Sinaloa involving agents certified by ICE has sparked a new diplomatic clash, adding to tensions over Ovidio’s family entering the United States and the talk of sending troops south of the border
Trump’s Middle East tour relegates Israel to the sidelines
The US president is reaching out to Gulf countries on a trip that underscores his friction with Netanyahu, especially over Gaza
Putin and Trump torpedo negotiations in Istanbul
The US president defends the Russian leader even though he rejected a 30-day ceasefire proposal and has snubbed the Ukrainian negotiators in Turkey
Trump administration introduces new changes to student loans
Republicans in Congress, backed by the president, have put forward a sweeping credit reform plan
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