The announcement put an end date of Aug. 3 for Haitians to have Temporary Protected Status, a program for people fleeing their countries for humanitarian reasons. Continue reading →
Canadian officials have been on edge since November, when Trump began threatening to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico if they failed to crack down on fentanyl trafficking and illegal immigration into the United States. Continue reading →
River Valley Growers is suing its neighbors, Nourse Farms, for allegedly destroying thousands of pounds of marijuana. Reporter Diti Kohli gets into the weeds. Watch →
As its director, Patel will take over as the bureau has entered a particularly turbulent period, with the forced departures of some of its top officials. Continue reading →
Experts are alarmed that the cuts could leave the United States defenseless against covert foreign influence operations and embolden foreign adversaries seeking to disrupt democratic governments. Continue reading →
To supporters, Leonard Peltier is an Indigenous rights icon; to law enforcement, he is a murderer. Now free, he was eager to say one thing in particular: thank you to those fighting for his freedom. Continue reading →
Founded in 1994, the Democratic Party is one of the few pro-democracy parties in Hong Kong, where political activism has faced a stern crackdown from China’s central government in Beijing. Continue reading →
Crowds of Palestinians gathered to watch the theatrical handoff staged by Hamas of four coffins, including that of an Israeli infant. Continue reading →
“What can we do when he comes?” a Greenland mayor asked, referring to President Trump. “We will not be Americans. We don’t want to be Europeans. We want to be Greenlandic.” Continue reading →
