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The Trump administration’s decision to sweep up unauthorized immigrants and students has sparked public outcries and protests across the country. Continue reading →
In the hyper-sensitive see-saw that is Speaker Mike Johnson’s GOP conference, pleasing one vital faction often means antagonizing another. Continue reading →
A group of eight migrants was flown out of the United States just hours after getting notice, leaving them no chance to contact lawyers to object in court, the judge said. Continue reading →
The Trump administration moved Wednesday to scrap proposed agreements for federal oversight of police departments in Minneapolis and Louisville as part of a broader abandonment of efforts by previous administrations to overhaul local law enforcement across the United States. Continue reading →
Experts say there is no evidence of whites being targeted for their race in South Africa. Trump has already cut all assistance to the country and welcomed several dozen white farmers as refugees. Continue reading →
The group amplified calls for a zero-tolerance policy and raised questions about Leo XIV’s history of dealing with accused priests from Chicago to Australia. Continue reading →
Dozens of trucks ferrying supplies have crossed into Gaza at the Israeli-controlled border crossing of Kerem Shalom, according to Israel. But the United Nations has so far been unable to move any trucks from Kerem Shalom to warehouses inside Gaza. Continue reading →
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack but suspicion is likely to fall on ethnic Baloch separatists, who frequently target security forces and civilians in the region. Continue reading →
Jim Morrison died in Paris in 1971, and was buried there. A bust was added to his grave 10 years later, only to be stolen, but police have found it. Continue reading →
Prosecutors allege statements made by Ralph DeLeo when he was still in prison in 2014 “demonstrate the resentment he harbors over his conviction.” Continue reading →
Even after nationwide protests following his nephew’s killing, and federal and state legislation banning chokeholds and no-knock warrants, police misconduct continues to be too high, Selwyn Jones said. Continue reading →
With two months still left in the fiscal year, the voter-approved surtax has generated $2.6 billion in revenue, Healey administration officials said, already topping what the state collected all of last year. Continue reading →
Goodell and NFL officials did their best to hide their disappointment that the Tush Push will remain a legal play after coming up just two votes short. Continue reading →
The city's Housing Authority has asked landlords who rent to 18,000 of the city’s poorest households to avoid raising rents this year. Continue reading →
The new Chinese AI tool Manus hints at the power of "agentic AI" systems, in which the software figures out what you need, with minimal human assistance. Continue reading →
Mr. Kiner was an undersized linebacker with an oversized personality. A college Hall of Famer, he had his best years with the Houston Oilers. Continue reading →
Mr. Kiner was an undersized linebacker with an oversized personality. A college Hall of Famer, he had his best years with the Houston Oilers. Continue reading →
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