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Since the 1990s, thousands of migrants have tried to enter the U.S. by crossing the borders of Arizona and Texas, and many have died in the desert. Yet there is no unified DNA program to identify the remains of missing migrants. So who identifies them and how do they do it?

The U.S. government continues to take DNA samples from asylum seekers at the southern border, raising privacy concerns.

Advocates said DNA collection raises safety concerns for people on the border, and serious privacy questions for both the border and interior.

Since his 1984 conviction, George Luna, now in his mid-70s, has been at the South Dakota Penitentiary in Sioux Falls, maintaining his innocence.

Police in Dallas, Texas, have new resources to help process a backlog of sexual assault kits dating back more than a decade.

You might get some money back because of the city’s faceplant on trash pickups.

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