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A Florida woman was taken into custody on suspicion of kicking a boy at a youth football game during an on-field brawl — and then claiming she had no choice because "the kid hit me" first, video of the arrest showed.
Leqaa Kordia, who is Palestinian, has been released from an immigration detention center more than a year after she was arrested for overstaying her student visa following her participation in pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University.
Evidence continues to mount that the U.S. was responsible for the deadly school strike in southern Iran that killed scores of children as images taken near the school have emerged showing fragments of American-made missiles
Newly surfaced video adds to evidence that the United States likely struck a school in Iran, killing more than 170 people, including scores of children.
Los Angeles police on Monday identified a 35-year-old Florida woman as the person who allegedly opened fire on Rihanna's Southern California home with an AR-15-style rifle
Los Angeles police on Monday identified a 35-year-old Florida woman as the alleged shooter who opened fire on Rihanna’s Southern California home with an AR-15-style rifle
A Columbia University student was detained Thursday morning by immigration agents who misrepresented themselves by saying they were looking for a missing child to get access to a residential building, the university's top administrator said
Mexican forces killed Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, sparking violence and roadblocks across Jalisco.
