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Samantha Diaz was 14 years old when a car accident left her uncrecognizably disfigured, her mentor encouraged her to meet Robert Barron, an ex CIA prostehetics expert to help reconstruct her face.

From exciting plays in soccer to the Australian Open tennis final, Nick Cantor recaps what happened the past week in the world of sports.

"Be Gutsy's" Dr. Marta Michelle Colon discusses her campaign's goals of educating young latino adults about avoiding addiction to prescription opioids.

In an interview with Carolina Sarassa, former DEA agent Jim Shedd discusses how the money for informants and gas for vehicles started running out due to the government shutdown.

After being sworn in as interim president this Wednesday, the head of Venezuela’s National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, spoke about the transition planned to call for elections in 30 days, as outlined by the country’s Constitution.

Guaidó compared the current high tension situation in Venezuela with the way dictatorships in Latin America ended, and added that he would favor offering amnesty to Nicolás Maduro in exchange for him leaving power.

He was mayor of San Antonio and Secretary of Housing and Development when Barack Obama was president. Now, Castro has announced he will be running for office himself. He says Trump is taking the country backwards and assures the public that he is capable of beating him in 2020.

Hugo Luis, Mexico's first blind congressman has created apps to fight against discrimination, and was a blind Olympic athlete.

The gas shortage has obliged police to find other transportation, such as bikes, while taxi drivers are forced to sleep to queue overnight outside gas stations.

21 days into the government shutdown, federal employees are not getting paid. To get by, some are contemplating selling items, taking part-time jobs, or looking for new jobs entirely.

Under federal law, immigrants may be fined up to $500 a day if they don't comply with deportation orders. Immigration experts say the fines had never been implemented until now.

Two Mississippi girls, aged 12 and 14 were arrested for stabbing and shooting their mother, Erica Nicole Hall, to death. Robin Comey, an aunt of the victim, reacts to her niece's death.

Andrea Linares clears up some inaccuracies in President Trump's Tuesday night speech.

The former owner of the Washington Post, Donald Graham, says he co-founded "TheDream.US", a $25 million fund, to give DREAMers access to financial aid otherwise denied to the undocumented.

The co-director of Brennan's Center Liberty and National Security Program questions discusses whether President Trump can declare a national emergency and if that would help him build his wall.

Cyntoia Brown, who was accused of killing her the man who bought her for sex at 16 in 2004, faced a life sentence. After her case was brought to public attention by celebrities Rihanna and Kardashian West, her sentence was commuted. Brown, 30, will be released on parole in August after serving 15 years in prison.