Alix Breeden

National headlines may have shifted, but the impacts of President Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda are still being felt across Los Angeles.

We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but as it turns out, police officers are abusing their power. In this case, cops are getting arrested for allegedly using Flock Safety to stalk people.

The World Cup opened Thursday with an estimated 5 million international visitors descending upon Mexico for the kickoff of the 39-day international sports event.

If you enjoy the slow sight of defeat, you might take some joy in watching one of the many videos circulating online of workers preparing to remove President Donald Trump's name from the John F.

If you found irony in MAGA politicians and supporters bashing Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner for his eyebrow-raising ink, you might not be alone.

Many soccer players have found themselves in choppy water as they try to navigate the United States' hardening border policy while traveling for the World Cup—but no one has felt it quite like the Iranian team.

When Sen. Bernie Sanders released his legislation for an AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Thursday, media outlets like the Washington Post were already

The Trump family seems to follow strict gender roles: The men drum up business and broker deals while the women are the face of brands and commodities.

Immigrants who experience human rights abuses by the U.S. government already face a mountain of challenges in seeking justice—but the Supreme Court just made that legal road even more difficult.

As Taylor Swift prepares to marry towering Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, the Grammy-winning megastar might have decided to do so on a date that would put President Donald Trump to shame.