Many of the Central American migrants coming to the United States are from Honduras, where more than 60 percent of the population lives in poverty, and a political crisis has deeply polarized the country over the re-election last year of President Juan Orlando Hernandez.

As part of Univision’s week-long series looking at the border crisis, Valeria Leon reports on the journey for the mostly Central American migrants who have joined the caravans heading to the United States. It's a challenging trip for anyone, much more so for single mothers who decide to make the trek with their children.

With Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman behind bars, Mexican drug kingpin Rafael Caro Quintero has become one of the DEA’s most wanted narcos, and with this title has come a boom in online products bearing his image, making him more popular than ever.

Tensions continue between Israeli forces and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. UNews spoke to Joe Gher, security expert and a former Israeli defense officer.

The fallout from the college admissions scandal has shined a light on barriers that all types of students face in accessing higher education. Some of the most affected are minority students, Dr. Reggie Padin, an expert in adult learning, spoke to UNews about this problem.

Angelica Rivera and Enrique Peña Nieto are going through a divorce which will cost the former Mexican President dearly, due to a dispute over property and money.