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When my husband first booked our tickets to the U.S. in June last year, I was thrilled to finally realize my childhood Christmas dream trip to NYC, at the age of 43. As someone of Indian Muslim heritage, I was brought up in the Middle East and have spent my entire life residing here. The only other trip we made to the U.S. as a family was a pre-COVID holiday in Los Angeles when the kids were

President Trump said Friday he’s even more convinced that special counsel Robert Mueller’s “rigged” investigation on Russia is hurting the U.S., after watching portions of disgraced FBI agent Peter Strzok’s testimony to Congress.

Army Pfc. Raymond U. Schlamp, who was killed during the fighting at “Horseshoe Woods” in 1944, will be laid to rest April 6 in his hometown of Dubuque, Iowa. Schlamp will be interred at Linwood Cemetery, and he will receive full military honors, according to a news release from U.S. Army Human Resources Command. In September 1944, Schlamp, 28, was assigned to Company G, 2nd Battalion, 11th

NEW HAVEN, CT —Michael Almodovar, 30, of New Haven, pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to offenses related to his participation in a stolen catalytic converter trafficking ring, according to U.S. Attorney for Connecticut, Vanessa Roberts Avery. According to Avery, court documents and statements made in court, law enforcement has been investigating the theft of catalytic converters from