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For Migrants in New York Shelters, 60-Day Limit Creates More Confusion

The city began notifying adult migrants in July that they would soon have to reapply in order to stay in shelters. For some who have reached the deadline, the future remains uncertain.

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Biden approves new section of border wall as Mexico crossings rise

US President Joe Biden's administration is to build a section of border wall in southern Texas in an effort to stop rising levels of immigration.

Biden criticized for waiving 26 laws in Texas to allow border wall construction

Administration’s first use of executive power often used by Trump alarms environmental advocates and fellow Democrats

Why the New York City floods should be a wake-up call

Leaders in hard-hit communities say that the city remains unprepared for sudden deluges.

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Has a $19,000 Lectern Problem

The purchase of a seemingly expensive stand has generated controversy. The governor denies wrongdoing

Travelling to and from America has become a waiting game

Travelling to and from America has become a waiting game.

A wrongfully convicted man who was exonerated after 16 years is shot and killed during traffic stop

After all he endured, he deserved to live his life in freedom

Off-duty pilot accused of trying to crash Alaska Airlines jet cites breakdown

An off-duty pilot who allegedly tried to crash a passenger jet said he did so after suffering an apparent nervous breakdown, court documents show.

Maine shooting spree: What we know so far

At least 22 people are reported dead, the US Army-trained suspect remains at large

Manhunt for Mass-Shooting Suspect Turns Maine’s Second-Largest City Into Ghost Town

Even the 7-Eleven closed amid shelter-in-place orders; sole named suspect still at large<.

Maine Mass Shooting Suspect Found Dead

The suspect in the worst mass shooting in the U.S. this year was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound Friday night, law-enforcement officials said

Two US states hit by deadly Halloween shootings

Violence erupted at parties in Indiana and Florida, though the circumstances of both incidents remain murky

Winter weather, including snow and freezing temperatures, already blanketing much of US

Winter is coming early for several regions across the country.

Maine gunman’s family contacted police months before massacre, sheriff says

Relatives, Army Reserve friends, told authorities Card was deteriorating mentally and had access to firearms. Sheriff deputies couldn’t locate him.

A new wave of antisemitism threatens to rock an already unstable world

In the United States there is a climate of growing fear.

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