On Capitol Hill, half a dozen committee votes on cabinet nominations were scheduled Tuesday, but not all made it that far. The Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee advanced Betsy DeVos, the nominee for...
Last November, voters in Denver narrowly decided to allow public use of marijuana in private establishments with permits. Permit applications just became available and FSRN’s Hannah Leigh Myers visited an information cafe in downtown...
Canadians are grappling with a terrorist attack targeting a house of worship. Jessica Szarek has more from Montreal. Download Audio Six people are dead and nineteen are wounded after masked gunmen opened fire in...
An executive order signed on Friday afternoon indefinitely barring Syrian refugees from the United States and slapping a 90 day ban on entry for citizens of Iraq, Syria, Iran, Somalia, Libya, Sudan and Yemen...
Massive protests broke out in airports and in streets across the country this weekend after an executive order signed by President Donald Trump banning entry to refugees and legal permanent residents from seven majority-Muslim countries...
Trump kicks off first week with controversial – though promised – executive orders Executive orders open diplomatic rift with Mexico; as economic crisis spirals U.S. cities prepare to resist Trump’s immigration policies Trump signs...
In Brooklyn community groups are joining forces to launch a “Hate-Free Zone,” as a part of what they call a “national defense movement against the Trump administration’s policies of xenophobia, racism, and bigotry.” It’s...
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto today cancelled a scheduled trip to Washington, D.C. in the wake of an executive order signed Wednesday by President Donald Trump to build a border wall. Trump has insisted...
The signing of an executive order Wednesday to begin construction of a border wall along the entire length of the U.S. border with Mexico is not the first time the executive branch has pushed...
President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders today pertaining to immigration and border policy. No other country will likely feel the effects of the orders more than Mexico. Shannon Young reports. Download...
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