just shy of the U.S. border. The lashes, made in China and shipped to a Mexican port, were on their way to U.S. customers of Lilac St., a company founded by Seattle businesswoman Alicia Zeng.

As a result, more underserved children on the U.S. side of the border go without care simply because their ... often filled with teddy bears, comforting hugs and a motherly touch that helps ...

It is expected a draft for a bear hunt proposal will be presented to commissioners for public review by May 7.

The Indiana-Illinois border commission ... a state that does not provide health care for people in need, and so I don’t think it’s very attractive for anybody in Illinois.” ...

With final approval by the Indiana House Thursday, the Indiana-Illinois border bill passed both chambers ... a state that does not provide health care for people in need, and so I don’t think ...

Zeldin visited this border city on Earth Day to try to put an ... explained that expanding that facility alone will only take care of roughly half the problem. The center can treat only a limited ...

Phillip Mason stood on a narrow peninsula in early April just west of downtown San Diego, overlooking the coastal border between the ... by cards they carry that bear the standing rules for ...

The trend of Indian children found abandoned at the US borders by authorities has been growing over the ... “These children carry chits in their pockets or bags, which bear the names of their parents ...

A Border Security Force (BSF) personnel checks the passport of ... at our hospitals. Patients for cancer care, neurosciences, gastroenterology and paediatrics and orthopaedics also use our facilities, ...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) spent months investigating ... By refusing to release the journalist and provide her with appropriate care — until the point when she could no longer stand — Russia ...