Put on hold last month, Immigration and Customs Enforcement is set to round up 2,000 immigrants in 10 major cities who have been ordered deported from the United States.
Despite all the risks your parents may have taken with your life when you were a kid, that was a different time and there are new safety standards that must be followed.
We’ve been told for years to curb our addiction to sugary beverages because they’re not exactly healthy. But now a new study is showing just how bad they are for the body.
On Wednesday, the World Cup Champion USNWT were honored with a ticker tape parade in Manhattan. And New York Governor Andrew Cuomo used the occasion to sign off on new pay equity legislation for the state.
While complaining about the long wait has become part of the Department of Motor Vehicles experience, a fed up Kansas City woman tried to speed things up by pulling out a gun and opening fire.
While alligator sightings are common in Florida, the amphibious creatures aren’t known to make many trips to Chicago. Which is why animal officials are at a loss in explaining how a gator ended up in a man-made lagoon.
Ever find an old $20 bill in your coat pocket? Well, that’s nothing compared to what U.S. Border Patrol just found in Puerto Rico – an abandoned boat containing $3.7 million in cash.
A retired Marine lieutenant colonel and combat pilot has announced that she will run against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnel. Amy McGrath announced her bid on Twitter with a video saying that McConnell has “turned Washington into something we all despise.”
Volkswagen is halting production of its very last version of the Beetle. The car had been in production since 1938. CBS reports that at its peak in the United States, over 563,000 Beetles were on U.S. roads in 1968.
Texas billionaire and two-time presidential hopeful H. Ross Perot died Tuesday at 89 after a battle with Leukemia. Perot made his wealth as a pioneer in the computer data industry, forming his own company in 1962.
Drug trafficking appears to continue full speed, however, there’s at least a billion dollars worth of cocaine that will not hit the streets thanks to the efforts of U.S. Customs authorities.
