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Victims must prove cyberstalkers recklessly disregarded harms of online threats.

Four senior living communities said they have taken steps to “contain the situation” after discovering that private information may have been accessed through their computers.

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(WASHINGTON) — Unlawful entries along the southern border have decreased 70% from their record highs since the end of Title 42 on May 11, according the Department of Homeland Security. U.S. Customs and Border Patrol has averaged 3,400 encounters in between ports of entry per […]

(NEW YORK) — An 8-year-old girl died while under U.S. Border Patrol custody in Texas on Wednesday, authorities said. The child and her family were in custody at the Border Patrol station in Harlingen, near the border with Mexico, where she had “a medical emergency,” […]

(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden's administration said it's reached a critical agreement with Mexican officials to address the "humanitarian situation caused

In an era of unprecedented access to digital payment methods, cash is making a comeback, courtesy of the swelling cost of living.

Bloomberg Creative Photos/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Border Patrol apprehensions in the Southwest increased last month, as warming spring temperatures allowed migrants to more easily make their way to the U.S., according to Customs and Border Protection. Migrant encounters by Border Patrol agents increased 25% from February to March, according to CBP, marking the lowest February to March rate of increase since President Joe Biden took office. Historic Border Patrol data shows that increases in ...

(WASHINGTON) -- Border Patrol apprehensions in the Southwest increased last month, as warming spring temperatures allowed migrants to more easily make their way to the U.S., according to Customs and Border Protection. Migrant encounters by Border Patrol agents increased 25% from February to March, according to CBP, marking the lowest February to March rate of

Bloomberg Creative Photos/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Border Patrol apprehensions in the Southwest increased last month, as warming spring temperatures allowed migrants to more easily make their way to the U.S., according to Customs and Border Protection. Migrant encounters by Border Patrol agents increased 25% from February to March, according to CBP, marking the lowest February to March rate of increase since President Joe Biden took office. Historic Border Patrol data shows that increases in ...