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

Vice President Harris travels to Guatemala to seek cooperation to slow migration to the US; the Supreme Court rules TPS holders can’t apply for permanent residency; a federal judge overturns California’s assault weapons ban.

The White House warns about increasing cyberattack threats; President Biden starts push to 70% national vaccine target amid growing vaccine disparities; and the Pentagon weighs in on unusual aerial phenomena and the possibility of extra-terrestrial life.

Another cyberattack strikes the U.S., this time in Massachusetts; Michael Flynn “coup” comments raise concerns about new threats of violence; and a new White House initiative seeks to meet President Biden’s goal of 70% of U.S. residents vaccinated by July 4.

President Biden appoints VP Kamala Harris to lead federal election protection efforts; a massive cyberattack targets a leading U.S. meat supplier; and the outbreak of U.S. mass shootings continues from Miami to Los Angeles.

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The U.S. pays tribute to the sacrifices of generations of American soldiers over Memorial Day weekend; President Biden travels to Tulsa to commemorate the anniversary of one of the worst episodes of racial violence in U.S. history; and a dramatic walkout by Texas Democrats kills a sweeping voter registration bill.

Republican Senators defeat measure to form Jan. 6 commission; FBI says guns involved in San Jose shooting were legally obtained; worker shortages to impact holiday weekend travelers.

Nine victims dead in shooting at San Jose, California rail yard; Senate voting on whether to form Jan. 6th commission; VP Kamala Harris is meeting with business leaders in her efforts to address the root causes of migration from Central America.

Multiple people were shot near a light rail control center in San Jose, California; the Manhattan DA convenes a special grand jury to consider potential charges in Trump Organization probe; Netflix is premiering series about the tragic 2011 massacre in Allende, Mexico.

The White House announces over 50% of the U.S. population is now fully vaccinated against Covid-19; the Biden administration promises to help rebuild Gaza while working toward a lasting peace in the region; and a look at George Floyd’s life and legacy one year after his murder at the hands of a police officer.

New covid cases drop to the lowest levels in a year; Blinken traveling to the Middle East to push peace talks after ceasefire; ICE closes two controversial detention centers