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Fleeing rape, beatings and murder, migrant families find solace at shelter in Mexicali

Migrant families fleeing their countries find solace at Mexicali's Cobina Posada Del Migrante, a shelter where they can stay while waiting for asylum.

Mexican authorities raid pharmacies in inquiry into fentanyl-tainted pills

Mexico raided drugstores in Los Cabos after Times reporters found pharmacies in the country are selling fake pills containing fentanyl and methamphetamine.

Biden administration to launch global coalition to fight fentanyl

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken is to host a meeting of diplomats from 84 countries to propose strategies to battle the worldwide opioid trade.

Calmes: We marked the Fourth of July in an exceptionally American way: with a hail of gun violence

U.S. voters broadly support firearm limits. The failure to enact them is evidence of antidemocratic drift driven by a radical Republican Party and Supreme Court.

Britney Spears speaks after allegedly being ‘backhanded’ by NBA security guard

Pop singer files police report after incident involving a security guard for Victor Wembanyama in Las Vegas on Wednesday Continue reading...

Film-maker who directed the 1984 classic A Private Function, starring Michael Palin and Maggie SmithIn a small Yorkshire town in 1947, a pig is being illicitly reared to provide meat for a forthcoming banquet of local dignitaries celebrating the marriage of Princess Elizabeth. That is, until a timid...

Immigrant women are joining the job market at record levels, boosting U.S. employment

Employment gains for immigrant women in the U.S., notably Ukrainian refugees, are reaching record levels.

Satnam Singh: India’s first NBA player makes the leap into pro wrestling

The first ever Indian to be drafted into the NBA has reinvented himself in the world of pro wrestling under the AEW banner Continue reading...

Saving an election on Insta: Guatemalans go to social media to try to protect presidential vote

Fearing democracy is at risk, Guatemalans are posting certified election forms on social media to show there wasn't fraud in the presidential vote.

Monday may have been Earth's warmest day on record. Then came Tuesday and Wednesday

While subject to additional review, experts say the data reflect the continued effects of climate change, and may not be the last records set this year given the return of El Niño.

'Are you two the token Black kids of the department?' The snubs and insults that accompanied affirmative action

An unintended consequence of affirmative action — a policy meant to boost diversity — is that it can be wielded like a weapon to make people of color feel like they don't belong. The Times spoke with Black and Latino Americans who wonder if this stigma will persist.

Calmes: The Supreme Court's just-ended term contained some surprising gifts for Democrats

When the justices didn't gut the Voting Rights Act, people cheered. The ripple effect got less play — it may allow Democrats to retake the House in 2024

Sleepless in Kyiv: In Ukraine's capital, the stress of war weighs on everyone. How do people cope?

How do citizens of Kyiv cope with the sleep deprivation and stress from Russia's war on Ukraine? Some push it down, some try yoga or dancing.

‘More work in fewer hours’: LA’s hotel workers detail backbreaking conditions

Striking employees, who accuse the hotels of cutting staff levels and increasing workloads, want an immediate $5 hourly raiseThousands of southern California hotel workers have gone on strike over the holiday weekend, pushing for better wages in one of the most expensive metro areas in the US.About...

Attorney Gloria Allred, actor David Engel discuss LGBTQ rights after Supreme Court decision

Last week’s Supreme Court ruling allowing a web designer to deny service to a same-sex couple is sending a chill through LGBTQ communities nationwide. Tom Wait reports.