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Month: July 2025

Protesters rally in support of detained Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil in March in New York.

Pro-Israel website was used to find names of student protesters to investigate, senior ICE official says

By Holmes Lybrand, CNN (CNN) — “Most” of the names of student protesters Immigration and Customs Enforcement was asked to investigate earlier this year were plucked from a pro-Israel website that aims to blacklist pro-Palestinian students and academics, an agency official told a federal court Wednesday. The testimony from Peter Hatch, a senior official in

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Valley cities protecting the homeless from extreme heat, voting on additional funding for services

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – City officials in Palm Springs and Cathedral City are set to vote on approving additional funds for homeless services Wednesday night. The three-year agreements with the Coachella Valley Association of Governments, or CVAG, will be handled by CVAG’s “CV Housing First” program. The program has been running since 2017. Palm

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Trump administration sues California over trans athletes in girls’ sports

SANTA ANA, Calif. (KESQ) – The U.S. Department of Justice today sued the state of California, warning that by allowing transgender athletes to compete against biological females in high-school sports, the state was putting billions of dollars in federal educational funding at risk in continuing a practice the Trump administration contends is discriminatory, demeaning and

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Calera police are warning residents about a dangerous TikTok trend that could potentially lead to fatal consequences under Alabama's stand-your-ground law.

“Somebody’s going to get shot”: Police warn of dangerous ‘Kool-Aid Man’ TikTok trend

By Bryce Oselen Click here for updates on this story     CALERA, Alabama (WVTM) — Calera police are warning residents about a dangerous TikTok trend that could potentially lead to fatal consequences under Alabama’s stand-your-ground law. Mimicking the sugary drink mascot’s tendency to smash through walls, the”Kool-Aid Challenge” sees participants, often children or teens, kick in

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Condenan a acusados en el caso del Rancho Izaguirre a 141 años de cárcel, informa la Fiscalía de Jalisco

Por CNN en Español Diez acusados en el caso del Rancho Izaguirre fueron condenados a 141 años y tres meses de cárcel por cargos de desaparición cometida por particulares, desaparición cometida por particulares agravadas y homicidio calificado, informó el martes la Fiscalía de Jalisco en un comunicado. Según el comunicado, se trata de una de

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

La esposa de un detenido en Alligator Alcatraz afirma que allí sufren calor sofocante, humedad y problemas para el aseo

Por Rafael Romo, CNN Mosquitos, calor y humedad insoportables, instalaciones sanitarias insuficientes, camas duras y mala comida. Eso es lo que la esposa de un hombre actualmente detenido en el centro de detención de migrantes en los Everglades de Florida, conocido como “Alligator Alcatraz”, afirma que él está soportando, mientras surgen denuncias de condiciones inhumanas

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