One high school in the Bay Area is using a device to keep cell phones out of students' hands during class. It's called a “yondr pouch” and only teachers have the magnetic key to release the phones. To talk about this initiative, UNews spoke to Patti Frias, she's the assistant principal at San Mateo High School.

Twitter and Facebook removed nearly a thousand accounts that they said are tied to the Chinese government. The social media giants say the accounts are part of a widespread and coordinated campaign to sow discord among pro-democracy protesters. Will Oremus, a senior writer at One-Zero, a tech publication, spoke with UNews.

Two former major league baseball players, Octavio Dotel and Luis Castillo, were arrested in the Dominican Republic accused of being members of a powerful drug trafficking and money laundering network. Romina Leon has the details.

Three more women are suing the estate of the deceased financier, alleging they were recruited to have sex with him while he was on work release from the Palm Beach County jail in Florida. UNews discussed the topic with journalist Conchita Sarnoff who has been following the case and wrote one of the first accounts detailing the abuse in a book published in 2006.

For one Hispanic woman, the El Paso shooter is someone very familiar to her. That's because the woman worked in the home of the suspect's grandparents. Pedro Rojas sat down for an exclusive interview to hear her story.

Elizabeth Warren apologized to the Native American Presidential Forum, but some are not ready to let the controversy go away. UNews spoke to journalist Julian Brave Noisecat about the topic.