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Kevin Gonzalez, 18, who has metastatic stage 4 colon cancer, is no longer eating or drinking. His parents were detained after crossing the Mexican border to see him.
Two people were killed and several others were injured when a driver rammed a car into a busy pedestrian shopping street in Leipzig, Germany, on Monday, police told NBC News
A visit to the world-famous Teotihuacán site devolved into chaotic moments as tourists jumped from atop the pyramids and tried to duck amid the spray of gunfire.
A Navy reservist from Virginia who was accused of murdering his wife after her body was found in their freezer was arrested in Hong Kong, ending a two-month international manhunt, authorities said Wednesday
Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez, who was shot by ICE agents during an enforcement stop in central California last week was arrested Monday by the FBI after being discharged from a hospital, his attorney said.
Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez says officers were shooting before he moved his car, according to his lawyer, while DHS said Mendoza Hernandez "weaponized his vehicle."
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel insisted that he’s not “stepping down” in an interview with NBC News’ “Meet the Press” moderator Kristen Welker in Havana on Thursday.
