Ankle monitors, arrests and lost jobs: Inside the new realities many Haitians in the US are facing
The end of deportation protections for roughly 350,000 Haitians is triggering fear, arrests and economic disruption across US communities as former TPS holders face detention, job losses and possible deportation.
After Supreme Court’s TPS decision, more than a million immigrants face scramble to stay in US
A Supreme Court ruling clears the way for the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians, triggering widespread legal, economic, and humanitarian uncertainty across the United States.
When Trump attacks Harris’ racial identity, these Americans say it’s personal
Sean Webb didn’t expect to be sitting at his keyboard, sharing painful childhood memories.
American landmark gets $100 million makeover
Ellis Island’s museum is getting a 21st-century makeover, more than 100 years after millions of immigrants took their first steps in America there.
New book reveals ‘overlooked’ chapter in Abraham Lincoln’s story
On a Tuesday evening in the nation’s capital, a clock chimes loudly just as Harold Holzer is about to make a point.
Microsoft's Minor Update Sparks Major Frustration: Users Feel Gaslit by Their Computers
Stef Luthin squinted at her laptop screen. Something seemed off that January morning, but at first, she couldn’t pinpoint it.
Shelby Park in Eagle Pass: A Symbol of Border Dysfunction and the Unspoken Legacy of a Confederate General
Shelby Park in Eagle Pass, Texas, has become a staging ground for state forces, the epicenter of a standoff with the federal government and a stark symbol of dysfunction at the border.
