FBI raids office and hotel room of Trump’s lawyer
By Belen Dumont
On Monday, the FBI collected numerous records and documents while raiding the Washington office and hotel room of President Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen.
Kimberly Wilborn
Public School Teachers Continue Strike in Oklahoma
By Ian Sloan
Some Oklahoma school districts say they will close again in anticipation of a continued walkout by teachers demanding more funding for classrooms.
Boston Marathon Security Precautions Released
By Isabel Indresano
The marathon is on April 16 and city officials are executing strong measures to keep participants safe.
Mayor Walsh proposes a hike in parking fines
By Cho Yin Rachel Lo
Parking fines in Boston are increasing for the first time in 10 years to fund transportation projects.
EPA set to announce rejection of Obama vehicle fuel efficiency rules
By Justin Pham
The EPA is set to rollback Obama era fuel efficiency rules for vehicles. The change may make vehicles cheaper while increasing overall gas consumption and carbon emissions.
Louisiana Will Not Charge Police Officers in the Alton Sterling Shooting
By Yiming Zhao
The killing of Alton Sterling continues to spark controversy.
John Bolton and Mike Pompeo take Charge
By Stanley Chu
Diplomats around the world are reacting to changes in US foreign policy officials.
President Trump’s Top Lawyer Resigns
By Ross Ketschke
John Dowd has stepped down from President’s legal team.
Texas Bomber Killed Himself Ending the Three-week Manhunt
By Yiming Zhao
Austin serial bomber blew himself up inside his car as authorities closed in on him early Wednesday.
Austin, Texas has its Fourth Bombing
By Elizabeth Perkin
A fourth bomb went off in a residential neighborhood in Austin, Texas, injuring two men.