Documentary Emmys Winners List: Nat Geo, Netflix Lead, MSNBC’s ‘The Sing Sing Chronicles’ Lands Top Prize and Bill Moyers Is Paid Tribute ...

The Midwest's largest ICE detention center has opened at GEO North Lake in Baldwin, Michigan, and it could soon house people detained in Chicago.

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Plans for nation’s largest ICE detention center halted amid DOGE review A planned $47 million contract would have expanded a southeast Georgia facility to house immigrants arrested in the region.

Salto the squirrelly robot uses his flywheel to correct his balance. UC Berkeley Salto will be able to not only explore low-gravity objects in space, researchers said, but also help people trapped ...

A U.S. District Court approved a settlement in the case of Roman v. Wolf, allowing for immediate full intake at the GEO-owned, 1,940-bed Adelanto ICE Processing Center in California, the company ...

George C. Zoley, Executive Chairman of GEO, said, "We expect that our company-owned D. Ray James Facility in Georgia will play an important role in helping meet the need for increased federal ...

THE recent commissioning of the Geo Pomona waste-to-energy facility in Harare has unveiled an unprecedented opportunity to revolutionise Zimbabwe's approach to both waste management and energy ...

No longer the blue-link bazaar it once was, search in 2025 is now a battle of relevance inside the glowing minds of generative AI engines. Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE), OpenAI’s ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide if GEO Group can quickly appeal a judge's ruling denying the private prison operator governmental immunity in a class action claiming immigrant ...

Scenic views, schmancy cocktails and small plates await parkgoers at Epcot’s new Geo-82 Lounge, opening June 4 inside the park’s iconic geodesic sphere.

New disclosure forms revealed by The Washington Post show Trump's border czar was paid thousands of dollars by a company making money from deportations before he joined the administration.