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The policy has faced sharp criticism from rights groups and legal experts, who question its legality and warn about potential human rights abuses

The FBI is facing mounting pressure over its handling of the investigation into the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, after releasing two wrongly detained suspects and confirming that the bureau's top official in the region was fired just days before the attack.

Bad Bunny stunned fans by revealing why his 2025–2026 world tour skips the United States. The Puerto Rican superstar says fears of ICE raids outside his concerts convinced him to keep his shows abroad, leaving U.S. fans disappointed.

Charlie Kirk's relationship with Donald Trump went far beyond rallies. From White House visits and presidential appointments to ballot-chasing strategies and youth mobilization, Kirk became a crucial figure in Trump's political machine.

At least 57 people were injured, 19 of them critically, after a gas tanker truck overturned and exploded on the Puente de la Concordia in Iztapalapa, a densely populated borough of Mexico City.

The 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards, set for October 23 and airing live on Telemundo, will be unlike any other at least in terms of nominations. Bad Bunny has shattered existing records by earning 27 nominations, the most ever received by a single artist in one year at the ceremony.

Matthew Dowd, the longtime analyst and former Bush strategist was fired from MSNBC after his remarks about conservative activist Charlie Kirk's death drew outrage across social media and furious pushback from the right.

With a doctorate in Bible studies and two small children, Erika Kirk was more than the wife of murdered conservative activist Charlie Kirk. She is now his widow.

Spencer Cox, the Governor of Utah, confirmed today that the FBI has a "person of interested under custody," related to the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, killed during a special event at the University of Utah.