On Tuesday, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at reforming policing in the U.S. To discuss police reform and funding UNews spoke to Delrish Moss, the head of Florida International University's police department.

A Colombian florist traveled several miles every day on his bicycle to work. One day the strength of his legs put brought him wheel to wheel with Rigoberto Uran, one of the most decorated cyclists in Colombia. Here’s the story of this surprising and life-changing encounter.

In New York, a pregnant Latina woman placed a 'Black Lives Matter' poster on her storefront window in solidarity with protesters. When a white man spat on it the confrontation was recorded on a cell phone.

In Mexico, the coronavirus pandemic remains a significant public health threat, one that has a serious impact on the most marginalized families. Among them, families with children orphaned due to femicide. Many of those families are now facing a double blow having to survive without any safety net.

Demonstrations against racial injustice continue in Atlanta. Investigators are looking into a deadly police shooting when an officer opened fire after an African American man, Rayshard Brooks, allegedly resisted an arrest and attempted to flee.

A new lawsuit seeks to force immigration officials to reschedule swearing in ceremonies that had been postponed due to the pandemic. The lawsuit says two plaintiffs are amongst thousands of immigrants who want to become citizens in time to register to vote in the coming election. We spoke to their attorney Matt Adams.