Internal DHS and FBI documents question the effectiveness of using tattoos to identify Venezuelan members of Tren de Aragua.

in cursive lettering. But lawyers and experts say many of those tattoos are popular among Venezuelan nationals with no ties to the criminal gang. Unlike other Latin American gangs, Tren de ...

More than 50 years later, some Houston families still wait for confirmation that their sons and brothers were among the ...

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The Trump administration laid off thousands of federal health workers, dismissing senior leaders and top scientists in a ...

A German shepherd-husky dog has evaded capture for nearly two months after being rescued from a California shelter and ...

Law enforcement has come out of a period of severe criticism with more support than ever. Departments still face many ...

However, the handle was spelled @AsEverOffical instead of @AsEverOfficial, leaving out the letter “i ... suggested the jars be repurposed as small bud vases or pen holders.

This unforgettable meeting occurred in 1986, in Melinka, a small village on Ascensión Island ... “Okay, I’m going to write her a letter,” Alfredo decided. As he started to jot down his ...