We're learning more about just who may be impacted by the Trump administration's new, so-called 'public charge' rule and, as Juan Carlos Gonzales reports, the new policy may end up hurting kids who are American citizens.

An unusual coffee creation in South Florida is combining Cuban coffee with the potential health benefits of CBD, the non-psychoactive compound found in marijuana. Axel Turcios went to the roaster to find out more.

There's good news for hundreds of people in New York who were denied a job because of misdemeanor convictions for marijuana offenses. A judge has ruled that those incidents will be hidden from public criminal records. Peggy Carranza has the details.

The Venezuelan singer who fled turmoil in his country and received an invitation from a famous artist in Mexico after he heard him performing on a Bogota street, has been granted travel papers by the Colombian government. Michelle Jurado has the update.

Miriam Arias caught up with the executive vice president of production at Marvel Studios, Victoria Alonso. They talked about her road to success and her roots in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

President Trump's "remain in Mexico" policy has resulted in a steady flow of asylum seekers being sent back to Mexico, but the president's policies and rhetoric have also resulted in a stream of Americans who are also moving to Mexico. Azul Alvarez has the story.