A Mexican national and DACA recipient has been sentenced to federal prison for illegally acquiring and trafficking over 120 firearms in Oregon, raising concerns about loopholes in firearm purchase regulations and immigration policies.
Nathan Cofnas, the American academic who broke the Jason Arday scandal, has been permitted to resume remote academic work at Ghent University in Belgium.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party would be the largest party in Parliament if an election was held today, according to a new poll.
Approximately 80 percent of people arrested for fentanyl trafficking in Portland, Oregon, are illegal migrants from Honduras.
Florida sets a national precedent by restricting taxpayer-funded welfare benefits from being used on luxury and non-essential items, aiming to ensure accountability and proper support for low-income families.
A federal judge in Boston, appointed by former President Barack Obama, issued a 14-day temporary restraining order blocking the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) from enforcing new mail-in voting rules ahead of the November midterm elections.
Berlin Police is struggling to recruit new personnel, with 40 percent of applicants failing the German language tests.
An investigation reveals millions from National Lottery ticket sales have gone to pro-migrant charities, sparking concerns over political neutrality in public funding.
James Talarico, the Texas Democrat Senate candidate, faces scrutiny after attending a fundraiser at the home of a convicted fraudster who has donated thousands to his campaign.
Support for gender ideology correlates with left-wing authoritarianism, according to a new study.