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Canada’s Conservatives keep Poilievre as leader despite election loss

Members of Canada's Conservative opposition party voted to keep Pierre Poilievre as their leader despite his election loss last year and recent defections.

The Carolinas emerge as new population boom states. Affordability and lifestyle drive growth

Move over Floridaand Texas. The United States has new hot spots for growth, and they both have Carolina in their name.

Spain offers hundreds of thousands of immigrants a way to stay legally. But who are they?

More than half a million immigrants are believed to live in Spain without legal permission. They work jobs that few Spaniards want: picking fruits and vegetables in the fields, caring for children and the elderly, cleaning homes and hotel rooms. Some wind up homeless. The "sin papeles" (Spanish for "without papers") are often exploited, marginalized and invisible.

ICE claim that a man shattered his skull running into wall triggers tension at a Minnesota hospital

Intensive care nurses immediately doubted the word of federal immigration officers when they arrived at a Minneapolis hospital with a Mexican immigrant who had broken bones in his face and skull.

There’s a new leading cause of cancer death among people under 50, study finds

“We must double down on research to pinpoint what is driving this tsunami of cancer in generations born since 1950," the study's lead author said.

Massie hits critics after latest Epstein files release: ‘It was not a hoax’

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) hit back on Saturday amid a mounting effort from a super PAC to replace him in the upcoming midterm elections, saying he is being unfairly targeted for pushing for the release of the Epstein files. “It was not a hoax, I cannot be bullied, I am not done, and this is...

‘Disappointed’ Frey vows to appeal latest setback in bid to force ICE out of Minnesota

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) on Saturday said he and city officials were "disappointed" after a judge rejected Minnesota's effort to prevent the Trump administration's surge of federal immigration officers to the state. "Of course, we’re disappointed," Frey said in a statement obtained by NewsNation, The Hill's sister network. "This decision doesn’t change what people here have lived through...

US law keeps fishermen on decades-old ships

US law requires fishing vessels to be built in US shipyards, resulting in an aging fleet that is less safe, efficient, and competitive, and more expensive to maintain than modern vessels built abroad.

Homan: Trump still ‘serious’ about deportation agenda as Minnesota tensions simmer

White House border czar Tom Homan on Friday said President Trump remains "serious" about his crackdown on illegal immigration in the U.S. as tensions spike in Minnesota following two fatal shootings involving federal agents. Homan dismissed reports that Trump was "backing off on his promise on mass deportation" in an appearance on Fox New's "Hannity."...

Swalwell’s double standard: Privacy for politicians, peril for ICE officers

If security concerns justify concealing his residence, why doesn’t the same logic apply to ICE agents?

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