Former ambassador Bill Taylor testified today behind closed doors. To discuss the impeachment inquiry and newest developments, UNews spoke to Chris Lu, he served under President Obama as the White House's cabinet secretary.

In Chile, the government has voted to repeal a public transit fare hike but that hasn't stopped violent demonstrations that have swept the country for days. As Nidia Cavazos explains, the protesters' anger is about more than a transit fare hike.

In Bolivia, fierce clashes broke out in the streets of La Paz after Bolivia's electoral board released new data showing president Evo Morales, had enough votes to win his hotly contested re-election, sparking allegations of fraud from the opposition. Nidia Cavazos explains.

In Texas, a tornado left a trail of heavy damage and power outages across the Dallas area. But as Pedro Rojas reports even though there were no fatalities, the local community is left with a long recovery effort.

Donald Trump is now saying he is no longer considering hosting the 2020 G7 summit on his property in Doral after uproar from both Democrats and Republicans. Meanwhile, his acting chief of staff is trying to explain himself after making a stunning admission during a press briefing. Lorraine Caceres has the latest.

Three companies will pay a collective $215 million dollars immediately, while Teva Pharmaceutical will pay $20 million with $5 million of that to be paid before the end of the year. The companies have been accused in thousands of lawsuits over their role in the nation's opioid crisis. To talk about this, UNews spoke to Danielle Pelfrey Duryea, a law professor at Boston University.