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Several phrases can be used to celebrate Hanukkah, from a simple "happy holiday" to warm wishes and blessings.

The discovery in Laredo comes just days after dozens of attempted human smuggling efforts were found at nearby checkpoints.

The U.S. will stop taking imports from Hoshine Silicon Industry Co., which allegedly used forced labor from ethnic minorities in the Xinjiang region.

Tuesday's warning is the latest blow from China to global brands that have faced growing calls from Chinese shoppers to boycott companies that are refusing to use cotton grown in Xinjiang province.

Easter marks the end of Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday in Western churches, six and a half weeks before Easter.

Find out what is it about CLEAR that qualifies as airport security and why it's the most convenient travel asset you'll ever need.

No crowds, no waiting. Just you, constantly on the move to your next destination.

Border enforcement authorities announced Tuesday that more than 76,000 migrants crossed the U.S. border with Mexico without authorization last month.

Julio Cesar Ovalle was reportedly deported to Mexico without coming before a judge, being allowed to make a phone call, speak with an attorney or prove he was a U.S. citizen. 

Officials discovered 540 separate packages of cocaine hidden among the fruit.

Reports shows how the wall designs will need to undergo significant improvements before any construction plans can be implemented.

President Donald Trump's border wall has its own promo video.

A newly developed border security tool claims to have real-time ability to assist worldwide law enforcement in judging whether or not a traveler or cargo is engaged in criminal activity.

The Southern Poverty Law Center announced the lawsuit on Monday.

Searches of devices intrude upon privacy and infringe freedoms of expression, association, and the press.

What clues does the preliminary Supreme Court ruling offer to a final outcome?

The EU's hard-line position is a classic example of cutting off one's "nez" to spite one's face.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said delays lasted for four hours on Monday night.

Federal, state or local agencies—or even an airline—could be responsible for security on any particular patch of airport turf.

The 72-year-old faces up to five years in prison.