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Hector Alessandro Negrete was brought to the U.S. from Mexico as an infant. When President Trump began his second term, Negrete decided to leave L.A. for Mexico.

Kai Trump is an appealing candidate for an LPGA sponsor berth -- an invitation typically used for a golfer with a strong social media presence or from a well-known family.

Global use of fossil fuels rose to a new record last year, releasing even more greenhouse gases. Humanity is 'hurtling toward climate chaos,' scientists warn.

GOP legislators and animal rights activists have sought to stop a plan to cull barred owls to save spotted owls. The timber industry has joined environmentalists in raising the alarm about consequences if it doesn't happen.

The stepped-up role of Border Patrol leaders in interior enforcement -- which has historically been ICE territory -- marks an evolution of tactics that originated in California.

Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping face a vast agenda at their meeting in Seoul, starting with the trade war over tariffs and high-tech exports.

The Trump said Tuesday that it had attacked four vessels off what Mexico said was its Pacific coast, a move condemned by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.

More than a million international students come to the U.S. for their education each year. But visa restrictions and federal attempts to overhaul higher education have led to a dip in foreign enrollment, experts say.

Supporters of Proposition 50, California Democrats' ballot measure to redraw the state's congressional districts, raised exponentially more money than their rivals abd have an enormous cache of funds to spend in the days before the Nov. 4 election.

President Trump, repeating the false claim that he lost the 2020 election because it was rigged, argued that the same would occur in the November special election as he urged GOP voters to not vote early or by mail.