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Rocha Moya, the joint candidate of Morena and the Sinaloa Party, won 56.60% of the vote. Following the election, opposition parties called for the results to be annulled, arguing that violence had pre...
The Pentagon told Congress its 2025 strikes killed 153 Yemeni civilians — as the office built to prevent such harm shrank by 90%. (134 characters)
DHS's new rule lets officers weigh Medicaid, SNAP and housing aid in green card cases starting Sept. 18, 2026. Who's affected — and who's exempt.
A Boston judge dismissed the DOJ's antisemitism suit against Harvard, ruling the evidence was too old to prove an ongoing violation.
ICE plans to spend up to $20M on shock gloves whose own manual warns of "sudden death" — and one is already tied to a jail death lawsuit.
Starting Oct. 13, a final CMS rule ends federal Medicaid and CHIP funding for youth transition care, leaving states to cover costs or enforce bans.
Electric vehicles can reduce pollution and emissions. But underlying issues of preserving car dependence, displacing environmental harm, and workers bearing the costs of a clean future need to be addr...
When Zhu Rongji died in Beijing on August 12 at the age of 97, Asia lost one of the finest public servants of its modern era. He was the premier who opened China to the world, the plain-spoken technoc...
More ultra for your money. | Plenty of CPU power, very fast Wi-Fi, and an attractive price: On paper, the Geekom IT13 Max has a lot to offer. Our test proves that the mini PC can indeed live up to its...
A team of four. | Featuring four modular print heads, the Flashforge Creator 5 Pro promises fast and precise multi-color and multi-material 3D printing. Our review examines how well its tool-changing ...