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At opposite ends of their careers, the two are both set to play in tournament finals Sunday in Berlin and Florida. Yamal turns 17 on Saturday.

Nearly three dozen people were detained in a broader scheme authorities say sought to destabilize its government; the U.S. State Department said it was aware of the allegations.

Mortality records from cities across the country have shown that heat waves kill along socioeconomic and racial lines.

President Nayib Bukele has threatened to use the same tactics on wholesalers and distributors whom he blames for a rise in prices.

Less than 3% of the inmates who've participated in the Rehabilitation Through Arts program go back to prison, compared to 60% nationwide who return within 3 years.

As Democrats look to flip the battleground state back into the presidential win column for the first time since 2008, Latinos will be a key factor — but an increasingly tricky one.

A national Latino legal and civil rights organization is challenging a property management company's policy of denying housing to people based on their immigration status.

Police said the neighbor, Billy Booth, 74, had had a run-in with the family in May.

Former employees at San Francisco Subway franchises say they were paid well below minimum wage and couldn’t use the bathroom during their shifts.

A working group at the international organization concluded the arrest “was the result of the legitimate exercise of the right to freedom of expression."

The once-combative and hardheaded line cook becomes the restaurant’s matriarch through the show's seasons — but an episode gives us a window into the chef's poignant past.