Republican leaders coalesce around postponing action on health care so as not to cripple getting a tax bill passed.
2017
Puerto Rico in crisis: Living without power, water and food with few generators to count on
Although some stores have begun to reopen, a near total collapse of communication has added to the chaos.
Proposed Tump plan would lower tax rate of wealthiest
The tax overhaul would also lower corporate rates, but the standard deduction would double and the child care credit would increase.
Nearly three-quarters of Americans believe tax system favors the wealthy
A poll finds 51 percent also think President Trump’s tax rewrite will disproportionately benefit the rich, and 44 percent oppose the plan.
Religious firebrand jurist Roy Moore wins Republican primary runoff in Alabama
President Trump had endorsed his mainstream opponent, who faced an uphill battle.
Federal judge puts hold on deportation of Indonesians in New England
Most in New Hampshire and Massachusetts are Christians who fled religious persecution.
Hard-hit Puerto Rican city still waiting for first aid shipments
A bridge from one neighborhood to downtown Morovis was washed away, leaving residents cut off from food, water and medical help.
High school roundup: Gardiner boys soccer picks up 1st victory
Junior Casey Bourque has hat trick in victory.
Federal contractors near San Diego begin prototypes of wall at Mexican border
The models are behind schedule, and Customs and Border Protection could choose more than one winner.
U.S. sending more ships, thousands of troops to aid recovery in Puerto Rico
Challenged by damaged airports and seaports, ramped-up aid delivery follows criticism that FEMA wasn’t doing enough to help.