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CBP announced officers will be present at the opening game of the FIFA Club World Cup. An advocate said it will make people less likely to go to the game

Elon Musk apologized for harsh posts about Trump after calls with the president and senior officials, explaining he "went too far."

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth drew ire after he avoided a question from Senator Mitch McConnell on which side he was supporting in the war between Russia and Ukraine.

The New York actor of Colombian descent spoke in an interview about his love of soap operas, his experience with Jessica Biel, and the Latino legacy in his life. Gabriel Sloyer also shares how his character went from being Anglo to a sophisticated Latino.

A woman was caught on camera being shot at point black range by officers during the Los Angeles anti-ICE protests, despite just trying to make it back to her home.

Considered one of the most transformative figures in pop music worldwide, and one of the first celebrities to open up about his mental illness, Brian Wilson leaves behind a legacy that goes beyond his work with the iconic Beach Boys. His family announced his death at the age of 82.

Supporters of President Donald Trump are calling for boycotts against Walmart after the company's billionaire heiress placed a full-page "No Kings" ad in the New York Times encouraging Americans to engage in civic discourse.

Legal and civil liberties experts are warning that Trump's decision to deploy the military in Los Angeles without state approval could signal an authoritarian turn.

LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell said National Guard troops are not deployed to help quash protests but to aid ICE "on the immigration front"