Trump rails against migrants trying to enter the U.S.
President Donald Trump railed against migrants traveling toward the southern border Friday, telling supporters in this border state that, "this country doesn't want them."
Border tensions boil over in White House as Trump's frustrations grow
The Trump administration's struggles to curtail illegal immigration have exposed a deep rift among the president and his top advisers, one that could lead to changes in the Cabinet and undermine the government's response to a record surge of migrant...
Trump administration seeks prompt immigration ruling
The Trump administration says it will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene if a federal appeals court does not rule soon on the administration's decision to end legal protections for hundreds of thousands of young immigrants
House committees to interview Rosenstein behind closed doors
The top lawmakers on two House committees will interview Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein next week about reports that he had discussed secretly recording President Donald Trump
Study: The more equal women and men are, the less they want the same things
What would happen to gender differences in a utopia of equality? Would they dissolve?
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AP Fact Check: Trump distorts migrant policy, Russia probe
AP FACT CHECK: Trump distorts policy on migrant children and what's known about Russian interference in AP interview
Democrats' not-so-secret plan to fight midterm malaise
Democrats are sparing nothing to make sure their voters cast ballots in November's midterm elections
Senator apologizes for naming sexual assault victims in ad without permission
Sen. Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, the most endangered Senate Democrat in next month's midterm elections, apologized Tuesday for a newspaper ad that included names of victims of domestic violence, sexual assault or rape without their permission.
Elizabeth Warren's DNA claim angers some Native Americans
Elizabeth Warren's DNA claim inflames some Native Americans with deeper tribal ties
Roberts assures audience Supreme Court will serve 'one nation,' not one party or interest
Chief Justice John Roberts for the first time Tuesday addressed the recent bitter partisan fight over new Justice Brett Kavanaugh and the Supreme Court, seeking to "assure" an audience that the court will serve "one nation" and not "one party or one...
Trump: Don't blame me if GOP loses House
President Donald Trump tells the AP he is not to blame if Republicans lose the House in November
Warren DNA analysis points to Native American heritage
A DNA analysis done on Sen. Elizabeth Warren provides strong evidence she has Native American heritage
Mixing bravado and insults, Trump rallies delight supporters
Trump rallies mix bravado and insults, delighting supporters needed for GOP's midterm candidates
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Five minutes or five hours, $12 to park in Mystic
To the chagrin of many merchants, the Mystic Museum of Art has charged a flat rate at its lot since...
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Groton woman charged with racial intimidation after defacing photos
Mother allegedly ripped up photos of her daughter's boyfriend and wrote racial epithets on them.
Waterford police investigating unattended death at Oakdell Motel
Waterford police on Friday said they are investigating the death 63-year-old male at the Oakdell Motel.
East Lyme police: Middle school student arrested after noncredible threat
Police on Friday charged an East Lyme Middle School student with breach of peace after school officials reported the juvenile made threatening statements.
Police still searching for Windham shooting, stabbing suspect
Police this morning are still searching for the suspect who reportedly stabbed and shot an Uncasville man in a Windham apartment Tuesday evening.
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Bibliophile heaven in Norwich
Book fans search for bargains at the semiannual Friends of Otis Library Book Sale.
The first Mystic Film Festival showcases movies, discussions
The fest, which started Thursday and runs through Sunday, was created by Shareen Anderson, a filmmaker who is based in Manhattan and lives part-time in Mystic.
Candidates for East Lyme, Salem House seat differ on tolls and tax proposals
Republican state Rep. Holly Cheeseman and her opponent for the House, Hugh McKenney, have distinct positions on tolls and other proposed taxes.
Ledyard charter revision on November ballot
Alongside selecting state representatives and senators, residents will be voting whether to approve a new set of charter revisions when they take to the polls Nov. 6.
