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El mediocampista del SJ Earthquakes mandó un centro que se impactó en el defensor al minuto 67.

El atacante San Jose Earthquakes prendió sabroso el esférico y el arquero Brandon Austin reaccionó de gran manera al 45’.

Se paró el duelo al minuto 39 por las condiciones climáticas y mandaron a todos a buscar refugio bajo techo.

El atacante brasileño del Arsenal asistió al duelo entre los Leones y el San Jose Earthquakes.

In a step forward for victims of sexual abuse in the military, a bipartisan group of members of Congress from both chambers will present a new legislative proposal on Wednesday to move the decision to prosecute accused offenders out of the chain of command. The bill would also cover felonies such as murder and domestic violence. ( Leer este articulo en español)

In the mid-1980s, a couple from a remote ranch in Mexico migrated to the US where they found jobs as farm workers. Erick, the second of their four children, went on to study neurology at Harvard before recently becoming a doctor

Trust Investing offers illusory 200% annual gains from cryptocurrency but some have warned that its business model is more akin to a private club than a professional financial tool. Its director in Cuba was arrested for alleged "illicit economic activity." ( Leer en español)

More than four in five Indigenous women have experienced violence, according to the National Institute of Justice, while cases often remain unsolved. Now, victim's families and advocates have a powerful ally in their fight for justice and raising awareness about this nationwide epidemic.

The ouster of Liz Cheney symbolizes the lasting political dominance of former President Donald Trump. The party continues to put its faith in him, despite losing by more than seven million votes in November.

A poll of hospitality workers found that 65% felt the industry failed to do enough to help employees. "Respondents said employers were too quick to fire or furlough them and that employers cared more about stock value than the workers themselves," according to Florida Atlantic University researchers who conducted the poll.

Many Americans are reluctant to return to the job market citing low pay, long hours, and an uncaring corporate culture. ( Leer en español)

In the weeks following the 13-year-old’s death, an investigation into the shooting is underway and his community is still seeking answers and solutions. Some point to lack of funding in Black and Latino neighborhoods.

At stake is "the cornerstone of the military justice system" that has withstood decades of social and political pressure. But will the new bills be enough to stop the abuse?

A new film tells the story of how a police Taser stun gun killed a young graffiti artist known as Reefa on Miami Beach in 2013. It also rekindles questions about police brutality in the wake of the conviction of the cop who murdered George Floyd.

Univision visited the Guillen family in Houston, Texas as they prepared to mark the one-year anniversary of Vanessa’s death. Meanwhile, at Fort Hood, the U.S. Army base where she was killed, some changes are underway. ( Click here to read more about the anniversary of her death)