‘Get off of Twitter’: As Trump nears Day 100, some stirrings of discontent
CLEARWATER, Fla. (Reuters) – Some of his supporters fret that President Donald Trump is backing himself into a corner with promises that can’t be kept. Others lament he is not pulling America from international conflicts as he vowed – or say he should “get off of Twitter.”
More Americans say race relations deteriorating: Reuters poll
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Tiffany Cartagena said she was eating with her mixed-race girlfriend at a restaurant in Ohio last month when she heard nearby diners remark about the “monkey” at the next table.
Flood of Cuban migrants to United States shrinks to a trickle
HAVANA (Reuters) – The flood of Cubans to the United States via perilous journeys by sea or land has turned into a mere trickle since the end of the U.S. preferential asylum policy for them, data obtained by Reuters shows.
Kentucky’s pension deal offers lessons on risks, cost cuts
NEW YORK (Reuters) – When Kentucky’s public pension put U.S. buyout firm KKR & Co LP in charge of its hedge fund investments in May 2015, its board expected the deal to save money and boost its returns.
Next battleground: An aging Great Lakes pipeline stirs new protest
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) – The growing protest movement against U.S. oil and gas pipelines has so far focused on stopping or delaying new construction, with some high-profile successes.
Exclusive: ‘If there’s a shutdown, there’s a shutdown,’ Trump says
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Donald Trump downplayed the severity of a potential government shutdown on Thursday, just two days shy of a deadline for Congress to reach a spending deal to avert temporary layoffs of federal workers.
Police charge second suspect in Illinois judge’s murder
CHICAGO (Reuters) – Police have charged a second suspect in the murder of an Illinois judge shot outside his home on Chicago’s South Side earlier this month in what they believe was a robbery, officials said on Thursday.
Timeline detailed for New York City bus terminal project
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on Thursday laid out a new timeline for its revamped efforts to replace or renovate New York City’s aging main bus terminal in midtown Manhattan.
Florida Senate seeks pardon for wrongly accused ‘Groveland Four’
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (Reuters) – Florida’s Senate on Thursday apologized to the families of four black men wrongly accused of raping a white teenager nearly 70 years ago, and lawmakers called on the state’s governor to issue full pardons.
Number of U.S. visas to citizens of Trump travel ban nations drops
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States issued about 40 percent fewer temporary visas in March to citizens of seven countries covered by President Donald Trump’s temporary travel bans than it did in an average month last year, according to a Reuters a…
