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Local officials declare a humanitarian crisis as shelters reach capacity

Seven Republican presidential candidates — but not frontrunner Donald Trump — clashed over the Ukraine war, talked tough on immigration and bickered among themselves as they struggled to stand out

Seven Republican presidential candidates — but not frontrunner Donald Trump — clashed over the Ukraine war, talked tough on immigration and bickered among themselves as they struggled to stand out

By Paul Vieira OTTAWA-Canada continued in the second quarter to post eye-popping population growth, with the year-over-year advance the biggest in nearly...

As US healthcare workers quit in droves, record numbers of migrant nurses from the Philippines and elsewhere are filling the void

About a third of Americans either “agree” or “strongly agree” that the economy is a zero-sum game, and that if one person or group gains, another loses.

About a third of Americans either “agree” or “strongly agree” that the economy is a zero-sum game, and that if one person or group gains, another loses.

Some local residents and politicians are balking at the expense.

Biden’s move to grant work authorization to Venezuelans only addresses part of the problem of overrun cities—and could lure more migrants to come

How are you liking your days without enough immigrant labor, Florida? The demagoguery of political leaders has consequences — and as draconian state immigration laws take effect and are enforced