- World Associated Press
Father-daughter border drowning highlights migrants' perils
The man and his 23-month-old daughter lay face down in shallow water along the bank of the Rio Grande, his black shirt hiked up to his chest with the girl tucked inside. The searing photograph of the sad discovery of their bodies on Monday, captured by journalist Julia Le Duc and published by Mexican newspaper La Jornada, highlights the perils faced by mostly Central American migrants fleeing violence and poverty and hoping for asylum in the United States. According to Le Duc's reporting for La Jornada, Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez, frustrated because the family from El Salvador was unable to present themselves to U.S. authorities and request asylum, swam across the river on Sunday with his daughter, Valeria.
U.S. USA TODAYDriver in horrific motorcycle crash pleads not guilty as details emerge
A pickup driver accused of slamming into a group of motorcycles entered a not guilty plea Tuesday in New Hampshire on 7 counts of negligent homicide.
- Celebrity People
Kylie Jenner Talked About 'How Rich She Is' at the Met Gala, Says Alex Rodriguez
Kylie Jenner Talked About 'How Rich She Is' at Met Gala, Says Alex Rodriguez
- Celebrity TheBlast
A 'Dog's Most Wanted' Co-Star Says Beth Chapman Is 'Ready To Pass'
It was in response to a troll.
Sports NBC SportsAndre Iguodala: I broke my leg last year, but Warriors called it just a bruise
Raises even more questions about Kevin Durant situation
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Politics The Atlantic
Christie’s Scathing Indictment of Trump
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie wants to be clear: He supports Donald J. Trump. Sure, he voted for Trump in 2016, but only reluctantly. Christie did his damnedest Monday to convince a crowd at the Aspen Ideas Festival and his interviewer, the Atlantic editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg, that his support for the president of the United States is morally and logically defensible.
