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With detention facilities overwhelmed, federal officials are releasing more migrant families with no provision for their well-being, leaving charities scrambling to fill the void.
By Jose A. Del Real and Manny Fernandez
The killing of Kevin Fret, a gay musician with a huge social media following, is only the latest in a series of brazen murders that have plagued Puerto Rico.
By Alejandra Rosa and Frances Robles
The 25-year-old, who was hailed as a pioneer in the genre of trap music, was shot by unknown gunmen in San Juan around dawn on Thursday.
By Karen Zraick
Teachers in the nation’s second-largest school system are asking for smaller classes and larger support staff. Officials say they cannot afford to say yes.
By The New York Times
In many parts of the United States, the shutdown has underscored how deeply the federal government is connected to everyday life.
By Alan Blinder
The state’s Transportation Department has found that highway signs advertising Mile 420 and Mile 69 are particularly vulnerable to stealing.
By Julia Jacobs
Financial and enrollment woes at schools like the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point have led to a scramble for fixes, such as dropping longstanding liberal arts degrees.
By Mitch Smith
A winter storm that officials say contributed to nine deaths in the Midwest was moving east, knocking out power in four states and disrupting air travel.
By Sandra E. Garcia
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