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28 Jun 2019 08:02 AM EST
According to a report by Reuters, Democratic House leaders backed down to President Donald Trump, passing a 4.6 billion-dollar aid package to address a migrant surge at the US Mexico border without additional protections for migrant children. Reuters reports that the Republican-led Senate, along with moderate Democrats, insisted on hurrying the emergency bill through, without further debating demands for greater migrant safeguards and reduced immigration enforcement spending. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reportedly said that Democrats were temporarily giving up their fight over changes to the measure, which had already passed the Senate.
The CDC said nearly 40,000 Americans die from firearms injuries every year, most of them from suicides and homicides. A study revealed strict laws regulating firearm storage can reduce U.S. gun death... More
Administration officials said President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on police reform. The order seeks to improve how police officers treat minorities by improving credentialing, training... More
United Airlines said passengers who refuse to wear masks on flights can be banned from traveling with them. According to Business Insider, the policy will take effect starting June 18. While other... More