
Haitian man dies in immigration custody after reported untreated tooth infection
Emmanuel Damas, 56, died at an Arizona hospital after months in ICE detention, with family saying dental care was denied despite complaints of toothache.

Emmanuel Damas, 56, died at an Arizona hospital after months in ICE detention, with family saying dental care was denied despite complaints of toothache.

Virginia voters will decide April 21 on a constitutional amendment that could redraw congressional districts, with millions in campaign funding flowing to both sides.

Chinese EV maker Nio confronts patent litigation while automakers adapt strategies across different regional markets.

A bystander wounded in gunfire near the White House last month has been identified as an active-duty soldier who remains hospitalized.
Four climbers fell near Denali Pass at 18,200 feet on Mount McKinley, with rescuers waiting for weather conditions to improve for helicopter access.

California maintains $15 billion in unclaimed property without automatic return systems that other states use to send money back to owners.

A US military operation eliminated a senior ISIS West Africa commander in Nigeria, where the country continues battling Islamist insurgency.

Dozens of Afghan women were arrested during rare public demonstrations against Taliban rules, with two people reportedly killed in the protests.

House Oversight Committee members disagree on witness testimony as GOP chairman requests Dershowitz interview while Democrat seeks Trump officials.

Utz Quality Foods has issued a nationwide recall of certain Zapp's and Dirty brand potato chips due to potential salmonella contamination in an ingredient.

Iranians in Tehran and Karaj describe exhaustion and difficulty sleeping after attacks attributed to Israel and the US over a 10-day period.
New vehicle prices have reached nearly $50,000 on average, forcing consumers to extend loan terms and reduce spending in other areas amid broader inflation concerns.

A Louisiana jury awarded $1.1 billion to a woman who sued over childhood molestation by her late stepfather in the 1960s and 1970s.

Scientific institutions face potential political pressure over climate attribution research as extreme heat threatens economic productivity.

Warren Buffett said he sold Apple stock too early and would buy more, while also indicating he remains active in investment decisions at Berkshire Hathaway.
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