Mexican families were finally reunited with family members in the United States, many after several decades. All thanks to a temporary humanitarian visa issued by the U.S. government. Juan Carlos Gonzalez has the story.

The Maduro regime and opposition leaders have begun a new dialogue process in Norway. The hope is that both sides can find a solution to the political turmoil that continues to cast a dark shadow over the nation and its people.

An escalating battle over abortion in states around the country has anti-abortion lawmakers and activists pushing for and passing laws that limit abortion. Lorraine Caceres is in Montgomery, Alabama with the latest.

Just a day after the White House announced radical changes to the nation's legal immigration system, The Washington Post reported that President Trump has proposed changes to the border wall's current blueprint. Dulce Castellanos has the latest from Washington D.C.

As first reported by The Washington Post, a two-and-a half year old Guatemalan boy has died after spending weeks in an El, Paso Texas hospital. He's the fourth migrant child since December to die in U.S. custody after being apprehended at the southern border with Mexico.

India Jackson was offered an internship at NASA this summer, but being a single mother, she couldn’t afford to work without pay. A cousin launched a Go Fund Me page to help her achieve her dream job, and within 24 hours strangers helped her get the money to head to the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston with her 11- year old daughter. UNews spoke to her about this great opportunity.