The former Phoenix sheriff was pardoned by the president on a conviction related to sweeps aimed at rounding up immigrants in the country illegally.
Katherine Lee
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Brazil’s Bolsonaro causes global outrage over Amazon fires
Brazil’s president said rich countries were treating the region like a “colony.”
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Immigrant children with special medical status ordered to leave U.S.
Immigrant advocates in Boston say federal authorities are unfairly ordering foreign born children granted special immigration status for medical treatment to return to their countries
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Weinstein pleads not guilty to new indictment, trial delayed
Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to a new indictment that includes revised charges of predatory sexual assault
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New Disney park attractions will include Mary Poppins, Wakanda
A hodge-podge of beloved characters and settings are all coming to Disney parks or cruise ships within the next few years.
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Venice Film Festival hosting Oscar hopefuls, courting controversy
This year’s festival has already become a hotbed for discussion about its embrace of controversial filmmakers like Roman Polanski and Nate Parker and its lack of female directors.
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Trump claims serious trade negotiations with China to begin
President Donald Trump claimed the U.S. received two ‘very good calls’ from Beijing.
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Top publishers sue Audible for copyright infringement
The publishers cite copyright infringement as they ask a federal judge to enjoin the audiobook producer-distributor’s planned use of captions for an education-driven program.
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George R.R. Martin’s former Chicago apartment is for sale — and the open house is ‘Game of Thrones’ inspired
The Uptown condo near the intersection of Sheridan Road and Argyle Street is on the market for $354,900.
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Supreme Court says Justice Ginsburg treated for pancreatic cancer
There was no evidence of the disease remaining, according to the court.