UNEWS, Top stories for U.S. Latinos in English

New Hampshire voters head to the polls in the nation’s first presidential primary; growing outcry after the president’s 2021 budget strips nearly $1 Trillion from the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid; and the coronavirus death toll now stands at 1,000 as officials in China try to contain the outbreak.

The number of cruise passengers infected with the coronavirus surges as China reports the death toll now stands at 900; in Washington the fallout continues after President Trump fires several key White House staffers following his acquittal in the Senate; and the nations first primary is less than 24 hours away, will Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders continue the momentum?

Coronavirus is spreading rapidly as dozens of new cases are diagnosed on a cruise ship off the coast of Japan with thousands on board – including hundreds of Americans; Seven Democratic presidential candidates face off in a high-stakes debate in New Hampshire tonight, days after the Iowa Caucuses ended in chaos; An ICE agent shoots a man in the face when he reportedly got in the middle of a deportation arrest in New York City.

President Trump is lashing out, less than 24 hours after the Senate acquitted him on two articles of impeachment; More results from the Iowa Caucuses, but still no clear winner; As the date to start implementing the ‘public charge’ rule gets closer, the Department of Homeland Security is releasing more than a dozen revised immigration forms.

Chinese officials confirming that more than 17,000 of its citizens have now been infected by the coronavirus, as the death toll surpasses 300; closing arguments in the impeachment trial of President Trump begin today; and all eyes on Iowa as Democratic presidential nominees hope to score big in the Hawkeye state.

The impeachment trial of President Trump might come to an end after Republican Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said they will vote against calling witnesses; as the coronavirus outbreaks grows the US State Department now warning Americans not to travel to China; and the number of soldiers suffering traumatic brain injuries after an Iranian missile attack now growing to 64.

As the coronavirus continues spreading, officials confirmed the first person-to-person transmission of the virus in the US; Senators kick off their final day of questioning in the impeachment trail of President Trump before Friday’s critical vote; and it’s been one year since the remain in Mexico policy was instituted, we take a look at the difficulties facing many migrants on the border.

A flight carrying about 200 American evacuees landed at a US military base in Southern California today; questions loom over the impeachment trial of President Trump on whether witnesses will be called; and NTSB investigators revealed the helicopter in which Kobe Bryant and eight others were traveling in didn’t have a warning system.

Pressure growing on Senate Republicans to call witnesses following revelations in John Bolton’s upcoming book; in China the coronavirus outbreak worsens as US officials are finalizing plans to evacuate diplomatic personnel; and investigators continue searching for answers into Kobe Bryant’s helicopter crash as Latinos remember their special relationship with the NBA legend.

Investigators are working to determine what cause the helicopter crashed that killed NBA superstar Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others; a bombshell revelation, former National Security Advisor John Bolton says Trump tied aid to Ukraine with investigation announcement; and the death toll from the coronavirus now stands at 80 as officials in China work to contain the outbreak.