By Abigail Royle
Wescley Pereira is under threat of deportation but cannot apply to stay in the U.S because he received a notice that prevents him from doing so. His lawyer argues that the notice did not have enough information in it, and therefore Pereira should be allowed to apply to stay. The case was taken to the Supreme Court.
By Samantha Woolf
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee narrowly endorses Mike Pompeo for secretary of state after one senator reversed his objection.
By Joseph Davidi
Alek Minassian drove a van on a sidewalk in Toronto killing 10 and injuring 15. He was arrested by Toronto Police and the incident is under investigation.
By Belen Dumont
Sean Hannity tries to distance himself from Michael Cohen after Cohen’s lawyer revealed Hannity as a past client.
By Samantha Woolf
President Trump attacks ex-FBI officials James Comey and Andrew McCabe on Twitter after Comey was interviewed on national television while promoting his new book.
By Abigail Royle
Desi Linden becomes the first American woman in 33 years to win the Boston Marathon.
By Samantha Woolf
Mike Pence is expected to attend two fundraisers in Boston.
By Abigail Royle
Mark Zuckerberg defends against calls for the regulation of Internet-based companies. But new regulations are not predicted to pass.
By Abigail Royle
Applications for licenses to sell recreational marijuana are now being accepted. Find out who can apply and how communities impact sellers.
By Isabel Indresano
The two leaders plan to meet at the end of April to work towards resolution.
