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By Stanley Chu
Ronny Jackson has withdrawn his nomination as Secretary of Veterans Affairs after allegations about his professional conduct.
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 Elizabeth Perkin
James Shawn Jr. is being called a hero after fighting the shooter for his machine gun, until he got the weapon and threw it over the counter. Shawn rejects the title of hero saying he did it selfishly in attempt to save himself.
By Yiming Zhao
The shortage of lobsters sent the price soaring in the last few months.
By Isabel Indresano
After failing to win the nomination of the Utah Republican Party Romney will have to compete in a primary this June.
By Isabel Indresano
Following the emergency landing of a Southwest Airlines plane, more details have surfaced including the cause of the victim’s death.
By Angel Salcedo
The MBTA started its first new service in 11 Years, as the Silver Line bus expansion project was completed last weekend.
By Brilee Carey
President Trump announced on Sunday that North Korea has decided to end nuclear testing and to denuclearize, but North Korea has not announced intentions of giving up its nuclear weapons anytime soon.
