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"One a day-to-day basis, a police officer exercises more power than the president of the United States," says officer Delrish Moss, who witnessed a series of anti-police riots in Miami in the 1980s, and served as police chief in Ferguson, Missouri after racial unrest rocked that city in 2014. With 36 years in uniform, Moss offers his insights on police reform. (Leer en español)

Although Biden and Sanders agree that climate change is an existential threat, the Vermont senator has outlined more aggressive goals than the former vice president. Now Biden is condering bolstering his plans to reduce emissions. (Leer en español)

El entrenador cumple 69 años y recordamos su legado dentro de la cancha y en el banquillo.

Since the closing of the tri-state area in March, many rumors are circulating about the internet, social networks and apps on our cell phones. To learn more about these types of messages, Documented and Univision 41 Investiga joined forces to look into messages ranging from home remedies to gift card offers. A version of this article has also been published on the Documented website.
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U.S. officials are forecasting new intensity in Venezuela policy after watershed week in Washington for interim president Juan Guaido. That could involve secondary sanctions similar to those against Iran, in an attempt to cut off the Maduro regime's finances and bring it to the negotiating table. (Lea este articulo en español)

Te contamos la actualidad del balompié europeo en medio de la contingencia global por el COVID-19.

Alleged drug trafficker, Tony Hernandez, goes on trial October 2. But all eyes will be on his brother, Honduran president, Juan Orlando Hernandez, who prosecutors have identified as an alleged ‘Co-Conspirator’ in the case.
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El DT mexicano tendrá difíciles retos en su llegada al Leganés: Real Sociedad, Barcelona y Sevilla.

El equipo francés se impuso sobre el español con doblete de Ángel Di María y otro tanto de Thomas Meunier.

Michael Polinske thought he was an American until he was 16, when he learned that his adoption was never formalized. He was deported aged 26 after a brush with the law. Now living in Mexico, he is struggling to be reunited with his adoptive mother, Maria Polinske, and his three children. (Lea esta historia en español)