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Federal prison worker raises concerns about ‘inhumane’ situation for detained migrants.
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President Trump says he’ll impose tariffs on Mexico and Canada on Tuesday. Mexico is working hard to persuade Trump to hold off on the threat.
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The companies announced the job cuts during the week they released their quarterly earnings.
Trey Kaufman-Renn sparks Purdue to a 76-66 win that essentially ends UCLA’s chance of a top-four finish in the Big Ten and a double-bye in the conference tournament.
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In Southern California and across the country on Monday, dozens of businesses nationwide closed, schools reported lower attendance and families put off trips to the grocery store in observance of “A day without immigrants.”
