Maine Governor Janet Mills pressed the federal government last week to provide residents prompt answers about what happened to the people they arrested. Continue reading →
TPS, a legal status reserved for those fleeing countries in upheaval, was slated to end for Haitians on Tuesday before a judge stepped in. Continue reading →
Of the nearly 15,000 calls made on average each day to DTA in November, nearly 4,500 were unable to connect, according to DTA’s own statistics. Continue reading →
Rather than going to senior department or FBI officials, Trump spoke directly to the front-line agents doing the granular work of a politically sensitive investigation in which he has a large personal stake. Continue reading →
A group of American citizens, immigration nonprofits, and legal organizations on Monday sued Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the State Department, asking a judge to block a visa ban that they said attempted to “eviscerate decades of settled immigration law.” Continue reading →
President Trump implored the House on Monday to end the partial government shutdown, but neither Republicans nor Democrats appeared ready to quickly approve the federal funding package he brokered with the Senate without first debating their own demands over immigration enforcement operations. Continue reading →
President Trump has backtracked on a major point in negotiations with Harvard University, dropping his administration’s demand for a $200 million payment to the government in hopes of finally resolving the administration’s conflicts with the university, according to four people briefed on the matter. Continue reading →
The reopening of the crossing marked a key step in the Israel-Hamas cease-fire, but mostly a symbolic one, with few people allowed to travel and no goods allowed to pass through. Continue reading →
President Gustavo Petro of Colombia prepared for his first face-to-face visit with President Trump by focusing mainly on combating groups involved in the drug trade. Continue reading →
The royal families of Norway and Britain faced mounting criticism Monday after newly released files tied to Jeffrey Epstein suggested that members of both families had close relationships with him. Continue reading →
What does it say about America when you can charge journalists with criminal offenses for merely interviewing and reporting about protesters engaged in protest? Continue reading →
“It’s painful to read these names and think about what has transpired here,” State Senator Bruce Tarr said at a press briefing Monday. Continue reading →
Maye’s podium probably drew the biggest crowd, as reporters shouted over one another to try and ask the second-year quarterback a whole host of topics. Continue reading →
Alan McKim gives $2.5M to Norwell nonprofit; Jordan’s Furniture teams up with UConn; 2Life’s Amy Schectman plans her retirement; business leaders get competitive. Continue reading →
In addition to his books, both of verse and prose, he helped millions of students through “The Bedford Reader” and other textbooks and engaged voluntary readers with his children’s stories and intricate, witty verse. Continue reading →
In addition to his books, both of verse and prose, he helped millions of students through “The Bedford Reader” and other textbooks and engaged voluntary readers with his children’s stories and intricate, witty verse. Continue reading →
Jason Alexander, Jennifer Aniston, and Newton native Matt LeBlanc star opposite Affleck in the teaser for Dunkin's new Super Bowl ad. Continue reading →
Not every artist leveraged "music's biggest night" to make a political statement - and those who did were largely soft-spoken about it. Continue reading →
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