In tweets Monday night, the president appeared to reference a stalled plan to round up thousands of migrant parents and children in a blitz operation across major U.S. cities.
Crisia Tovar Arreola watches as a Border Patrol agent checks the health of her 3-year-old daughter.
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, is seen from an area where migrants are frequently apprehended by Border Patrol agents in El Paso.
Ana Rojas and her son Ricardo Rojas sit for a portrait looking at the border wall and El Paso.
Guatemalan migrants talk to a Border Patrol agent in El Paso.
Julio Alberto Lopez cries as he sits with his son Abner, 14, near the border shortly after being returned to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
As part of a deal to slow migration, the Mexican border city must accept an influx of asylum seekers, who worry about their fate in the city, once the world’s murder capital.
Political and economic forces appear to have combined this year in a way that has darkened economic outlook — a potential problem for the president’s reelection run.
The Pentagon announced the move hours after Iran said its stockpile of enriched uranium will surpass limits set by the 2015 international nuclear deal unless a new agreement is reached with European countries.
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Canada’s Trudeau to decide on controversial pipeline expansion. He faces political peril either way.
The $5.5 billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project has divided Canadians and sparked widespread protests.
Campaign 2020The campaign’s first major public stumble, culminating in a personnel shake-up, undercut its efforts to portray President Trump’s 2020 bid as a well-oiled machine.
The penalties run as high as 70 percent on 28 products and come just days before world leaders meet at the Group of 20 summit in Osaka, Japan.
The political crisis shows how Beijing’s long-term efforts to win hearts and minds appear to be stumbling.
Hospitals worry that thousands of spam calls can be a life-or-death threat in a setting where every second counts.
“I was just praying that he wasn’t going to pass me,” Tom Fox of the Dallas Morning News said later. “Because if he saw me crouched there, he probably would have shot me.” Police fatally shot the gunman, but no one else was hurt.
CNN’s Anderson Cooper said his mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, “died as she lived — on her own terms.”
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Some advisers argued against Trump’s iconic arrival at his campaign announcement, fearing it would appear unpresidential.
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Awash in precious snow and water that will help meet the demands of the state’s 40 million residents, wet winter also means more fuel for fires when heat, dryness sets in.
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One group says making the run across the border is safer than rationing the medication.
