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A bipartisan investigation by the House Ethics Committee found that Democratic Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick violated congressional ethics standards. This high-profile inquiry could carry significant political consequences. In a decision released Friday, the committee found the Florida lawmaker responsible for 25 separate breaches of House rules, following an extensive review and a lengthy hearing held the day before. Lawmakers on the…
Jean Charles, 39, a Haitian immigrant living in Boston, pleaded not guilty Thursday to manslaughter charges. The charges stem from the April 2025 death of Joseph Lens, a child also of Haitian descent, whom Charles let off at the wrong stop without a valid school bus credential, while driving a bus that should not have carried children that day. Nearly…
A Maryland homeowner allegedly called federal immigration agents on a crew of six immigrant workers after they had nearly completed repairs on her home, in what a co-worker described as a scheme to avoid paying roughly $10,000 owed for the job, according to multiple U.S. media reports. Bryan Polanco, identified as a co-worker of the detained men, recorded the incident…












Jean Charles, 39, a Haitian immigrant living in Boston, pleaded not guilty…
A bipartisan investigation by the House Ethics Committee found that Democratic Representative…
Jean Charles, 39, a Haitian immigrant living in Boston, pleaded not guilty…
A Maryland homeowner allegedly called federal immigration agents on a crew of…
The discharge petition seeking to force a House vote on legislation that…
The Haitian National Police (PNH) presented, this Wednesday, March 25, 2026, the…
The U.S. Department of State announced Wednesday a reward of up to…
The Department of Justice acknowledged this week that it presented erroneous information…
With fewer than 80 days until Gillette Stadium hosts its first FIFA…
An unprecedented crackdown has shaken the Department of Immigration and Emigration (DIE). On Monday, March 23, 2026, its director, Antoine Jean Simon Fénélon, and nine other senior officials were arrested.…

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