WASHINGTON — Robert Gilman’s release from Russian custody this month heralded a long-awaited homecoming for the Marine veteran after more than four years behind bars. But as Harold Jezler followed the media coverage from the United States, he couldn’t help but notice Gilman’s gaunt and sickly appearance and think of the implications for his wife,
NEWARK, N.J. — U.S. immigration officials said Wednesday that they didn’t publicly disclose the death of a Guatemalan man who had a seizure at a New Jersey detention center because they weren’t notified that he died after they sent him to the hospital. Jose Chajon-Raxon had the seizure July 19, a day after being processed
Aaron Farinacci, 37, was arrested Monday on suspicion of first-degree arson in connection with the Old Trails Fire, the largest of three wildfires burning around Spokane. The fires have destroyed over 700 buildings, forced over 60,000 people to evacuate, and devastated communities in and around Washington’s second-largest city. Farinacci has a prior felony manslaughter conviction
There’s a more interesting story lurking in Jan-Eric Mack’s “The Happy Family” than what’s actually told. At times, the Swiss filmmaker teases the possibility that the conventional narrative shown so far could take a bold and daring turn. It’s a broken promise, though, and those glimpses of something thornier and more daring ultimately seem like
The Mexican government says it will file criminal complaints in the United States over the deaths of more than a dozen of its citizens in U.S. custody. Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco told reporters that the government would take “strong legal measures” to protect the human rights of Mexican citizens in the United States. He