Mother of "affluenza" teen is jailed in Los Angeles
Tonya Couch will likely remain jailed for several days in Los Angeles
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Tonya Couch will likely remain jailed for several days in Los Angeles
Mexican authorities say teen's mother Tonya Couch has been deported; son Ethan remains in Mexico after his lawyers delayed his extradition
Ethan Couch won a court injunction Wednesday, preventing Mexican authorities from sending him back to Texas
Ethan Couch and his mother Tonya arrested in Mexico after nearly three weeks on the run; mom now facing charges
Texas teen killed 4 in 2013 drunk driving crash, got 10 years probation, went missing with mother earlier this month
Who says lightning never strikes twice? Certain spots around the globe are lightning hotspots
A man who kidnaps, tortures and kills for a Mexican drug cartel explains why he "disappears" people
Court ruled that growing and consuming marijuana is covered under the right of "free development of personality"
Federal government starts ambitious effort to combat problem of people staying in U.S. on expired visas
World Trade Organization says U.S. meat labeling rules discriminated against Mexican and Canadian livestock
A practice around for a quarter of a century makes the popular fish more digestible, but critics say sea life is still at risk
After confirming torched van with corpses inside in rural Mexico belonged to missing Australian surfers, their families prepare for the worst
The actress went with her sister and friends to Black Jaguar White Tiger Sanctuary in Mexico
Dean Lucas and Adam Coleman were traveling from Canada to Mexico in a van to catch waves, and disappeared in cartel-plagued Sinaloa state
The bird has evolved from a holiday tradition into a multi-billion-dollar business and a year-round part of the American diet
DHS says a family and two other men from Syria identified themselves to border agents in Laredo, Texas, similar to another recent incident
Finding by Pew Research Center represents turning point in one of the largest mass migrations in U.S. history
Some 2,000 Cubans heading to the U.S. have been denied entry into Nicaragua
Department of Homeland Security said that two families presented themselves in Laredo, Texas
Opponents are not happy about the detentions; say they betray Mexico's Central American neighbors
The former governor said to "fact-check" him on that claim, which Hillary Clinton also mentioned at the debate
Opposition comes five days after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of four people who wanted to grow pot for personal use
The pontiff had said he wanted to enter the U.S. from Mexico in a sign of solidarity with migrants during his recent U.S. trip but that the schedule didn't allow for it
Its CEO tells the would-be president he had nothing to do with the company's decision to scrap a Mexican plant
Senate Republicans worked out a deal that includes a laundry list of border security measures. It could be a turning point in the battle over immigration reform