An American refugee aid worker accompanying Haitians seeking asylum in Canada was charged by Canadian authorities this week with immigrant trafficking.
On Tuesday, the White House endorsed another bill, which is likely to be passed by the House this week with bipartisan support.
The company avoided eviction by reaching a deal this week with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, its landlord, to pay overdue rent.
By Sarah Wildman August 2, 2013 This week, with subdued, if earnest, cheer, Secretary of State John Kerry announced the restart of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process in Washington.
So the party tried to fire up the rank and file by jamming the stage this week with liberal icons like Senator Edward M. Kennedy and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, and leaders of labor, abortion rights and gay rights groups.
(All your links will still work). Our aim is to move nearly all of our networks over by the end of this week, with the biggest of them all, Radio 4, moving over on Monday.
From today, anyone who downloads the Mondo iPhone app from the App Store can sign up and see their place in the queue, while I'm told that the startup will begin sending out 1,000 cards to people at the front of its 52,000-strong waiting list by the end of this week, with many thousands more being issued over the next few weeks.
Now Apple has extended that further, ordering retailers to halt all shipments and sales of products like the iPhone and Mac computers and services in the region effective February 1. Retailers that sell and ship Apple products and services to customers in Crimea were contacted by Apple on Wednesday of this week with the order to stop activities.
I'd be very surprised if comfort was actually provided by Hilary Benn going on This Week with an Auschwitz tie-pin, but the conversation has only been able to grow to this feverish point in the absence of anything decisive from Corbyn's office.
Mr. McCain was responding to questions from reporters about comments made on the ABC program "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" by Dan Senor, a former military spokesman for coalition forces in Baghdad.
