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Oklahoma City University is working to help the nation's nursing shortage, introducing the state's first and only in-person accelerated Bachelor of Science in N

As the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean warm up faster than the rest of the world, migrant workers describe blistering conditions affecting their health

As a Superior Court judge in the Bay Area for nearly 20 years, I sentenced hundreds of people to our jails and prisons. Simon Liu was one of them, and

Latest ruling rejects Biden administration efforts to shore up program benefiting young immigrants

By James Glynn SYDNEY--Australia's population grew 2.2% to 26.5 million people in the 12 months to the end of March, fanned by a surge in immigration led by...

Gov. Greg Abbott is only directing traffic.

WASHINGTON — The legal fight over the future of the program for so-called Dreamers took another step Wednesday on an expected trip to the Supreme Court, while talk of a

A federal judge on Wednesday declared illegal a revised version of a federal policy that prevents the deportation of hundreds of thousands of...

When the furious winds and rain of Hurricane Laura devastated Louisiana three years ago, Javier drifted towards the disaster, cleaning homes and chopping down trees that the Category 4 storm

Boom in international students worsens housing crunch, say government ministers