A federal judge halted the termination of protections for around 350,000 Haitians living in the U.S., dealing a blow to President Donald Trump's immigration policies. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes in Washington granted a request to delay the end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians while a legal challenge unfolds. The termination, which was scheduled for the next day, was deemed invalid by the judge. Reyes expressed in an extensive 83-page opinion that the plaintiffs had a strong likelihood of success in their case. She also suggested that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem may have been influenced by racial bias in her decision to terminate TPS...

After coming across a 2020 BuzzFeed News report detailing China's construction of extensive detention camps for ethnic-minority Uyghurs, Guan Heng, a YouTuber residing in Henan, China at the time, took it upon himself to investigate further. In October 2021, he ventured into Xinjiang province and utilized a telephoto lens to capture footage of the secretive camps, which human rights organizations estimate imprison up to one million Uyghurs. The video evidence he gathered set off a chain of events that led to his escape from China, a journey to the U.S. via Ecuador and the Bahamas, and eventually being caught up in an Immigration Customs and Border (ICE)...

Prime Minister Mark Carney has arrived in Beijing, marking the initial visit by a Canadian prime minister to China in the past eight years....

Teresa Patry, a farmer and rancher from Vermilion, Alberta, is facing concerns with the operations of two active oil wells on her property. An...