Congress working more than average: Three days a week
BY SEAN MCMINN
CQ-ROLL CALL/TNS
WASHINGTON – Republicans may be uneasy about the lack of productivity so far this Congress, but it’s not for a lack...
A hidden population
Youth homelessness is on the rise
BY TERESA WILTZ
STATELINE.ORG
WASHINGTON — They are the nation’s invisible homeless population, undercounted for years, hiding out in cars and...
LIFE-AND-DEATH DISPARITY
A new study concludes that in the US, an infant mortality gap costs the lives of about 4,000 Black babies each year.
BY KAREN KAPLAN
LOS...
Hollywood changes streets named after Confederate generals
BY ALEXANDRIA BORDAS
MIAMI HERALD / TNS
HOLLYWOOD – In a contentious meeting spanning three hours, the Hollywood (Florida) City Commission voted Monday night to begin...
Time to pay attention
What does North Korea’s missile launch mean?
BY MATT STILES AND JONATHAN KAIMAN
LOS ANGELES TIMES / TNS
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – Six months ago, North Korea’s...
Trump touts ‘great jobs numbers’ that aren’t so great
2017 is on track to produce the fewest net new jobs in seven years.
BY JIM PUZZANGHERA
LOS ANGELES TIMES/TNS
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Monday...
Immigration hard-liners try to force president’s hand on DACA program
BY JAMES BARRAGAN
DALLAS MORNING NEWS/TNS
AUSTIN, Texas — As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump promised to “immediately terminate” two Obama-era immigration programs that granted temporary...
‘OBAMACARE’ FIGHT CONTINUES
As Congress goes on recess, Republican senators get an earful from constituents, including a ‘die-in’ at Florida Senator Marco Rubio’s office.
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WASHINGTON...
More questions about Trump’s travel ban
Supreme Court’s decision expected to spark concerns, lawsuits relating to a ‘bona fide relationship’
BY FRANCO ORDONEX
MCCLATCHY DC/TNS
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to...
US anxiety levels climb fastest in the world
BY TIM JOHNSON
MCCLATCHY WASHINGTON BUREAU /TNS
WASHINGTON – Anxiety levels of Americans over matters such as war, terrorism, hacking and identity theft have spiked in...
