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The UK Home Office destroyed landing card slips that documented arrival dates for the so-called Windrush generation, it confirmed Wednesday, an admission that has added to pressure on the government over its treatment of some Caribbean migrants.
The families of Canadian diplomats in Cuba will return home permanently due to unexplained heath concerns, Canada's government announced Monday.
CNN's Arwa Damon speaks to suspected chemical attack survivors in Syria hours after the US and allies launched airstrikes against the Syrian government.
A man who killed six worshippers at a Quebec City mosque told an investigator he carried out the January 2017 attack after seeing reports the Canadian government would welcome more refugees into the country, according to CNN partner CBC.
New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon in a speech on Friday energized a room full of progressive candidates running for office, calling on them to "take our government back" from Republicans and "corporate Democrats."
Six months ago, Republican voters were almost evenly split on whether special counsel Robert Mueller was conducting a fair investigation into potential links between President Donald Trump's campaign and the Russian government.
Local and state lawmakers aren't holding their breath waiting for the federal government to take action on guns.
The sister of a journalist killed in Syria in 2012 says that she and her lawyer have evidence that the Syrian government specifically targeted Marie Colvin in a rocket attack.
The lobbyist couple who leased a room to Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt have been cited for not having the required license to rent the room, the District of Columbia government said Thursday.
The White House is reviewing a proposal that environmentalists fear would remove protections for hundreds of threatened species, according to a government database.