Federal immigration agents shot and wounded a Dominican man while arresting him in New York City on Thursday, in what the Department of Homeland Security described as a “targeted enforcement operation.” Protesters…
U.S. jobless claims have fallen, but slower hiring and rising long-term unemployment are creating fresh challenges for workers seeking new jobs.
A 43-year-old widow in Mymensingh’s Fulbaria claims her fingerprint was taken under the pretext of arranging a family card, after which a marriage document was circulated in her name.
New York City is expanding Fair Fares eligibility, giving more low-income residents access to half-priced subway, bus, and paratransit fares.
Rising fuel prices and expensive tolls are adding pressure to household budgets for commuters across New York and New Jersey.
Port Jervis Line riders will use replacement buses on weekdays as NJ Transit performs track maintenance between Suffern and Port Jervis.
Seven hundred CUNY students can ride buses and subways without fare costs through December 25 under a new pilot program.
The new U.S. Supreme Court term could bring major constitutional decisions on immigration, voting rights, gun control and climate policy.
The advertisements have drawn bipartisan backlash, and Trump said Monday night that he would stop using taxpayer funds to pay for them. Instead, he plans to tap MAGA Inc., his super PAC, to cover the costs going forward
A federal judge has blocked a Trump administration policy that could impose massive financial penalties on immigrants who remain in the US after final removal orders.
Trump does not view talks with North Korea as a “concession.” The White House says he remains interested in meeting Kim Jong Un without preconditions.
Laos has temporarily suspended the recruitment of Bangladeshi workers, work permit approvals and labor visas.
