140 Migrants Arrive in New York from Texas in Largest Single Day Arrival
City officials and volunteers provided the migrants with food, water, and clothing.
Border Patrol Opened a Gate Locked by National Guard to Let Migrants In
The incident shows the contrast in the approach that Customs and Border Protection and Texas authorities are taking with regard to undocumented immigration.
Afghan Mothers are Selling Children to Buy Food Under Taliban Rule
As the Taliban celebrates the one-year anniversary of taking Afghanistan’s capital, the country’s citizens continue to struggle in poverty.
Salman Rushdie Attacker Surprised Author Survived
He praised the late ayatollah but would not say if he was inspired by the fatwa.
JK Rowling Receives Death Threat After Supporting Novelist Salman Rushdie
JK Rowling said she is working with police after receiving death threat for reacting to Salman Rushdie's attack.
‘Arizona Has Had Enough’: Gov. Ducey Orders Finishing U.S.- Mexico Border Wall
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey issued an Executive Order on Friday this week directing the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs to fill the gaps in the Yuma border wall starting immediately. "Arizona has had enough," Ducey said.
Danish Schools ban Google Laptops and Software to Protect Children’s Privacy
Many Danish schools under pressure to digitize opted for Google’s cheap laptops and education software.
Biden Administration Ends “Stay in Mexico” Policy
DHS claims the program will be dismantled in a "swift and orderly manner".
Judge Who Approved FBI Raid on Mar-a-Lago Connected to Jeffrey Epstein
Reinhart left the local U.S. Attorney's office on Jan. 1, 2008, and went to work representing Epstein’s employees on Jan. 2, 2009.
In Rebuke to Biden, Homeland Security Advisory Panel Finds No Need for Disinformation Board
Panel still intends to make recommendations on fighting misinformation worldwide.