Michael Casey | Associated Press

An overhead photo of a young girl sitting on a bed holding a tv remote and wearing pink crocs. Face is not in view

Americas

Judge halts Trump administration from ending humanitarian parole for people from four countries

A federal judge says she will halt the Trump administration from ending a program that allowed Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans to temporarily live in the United States.

FILE: In this photograph provided by attorney Ela Matthews, David Boniface, Nissage Martyr and Juders Yseme, from left, pose together in January 2014, in Haiti. Boniface, Yseme and Martyr’s son Nissandere are plaintiffs in a suit against former Les Irois, Haiti Mayor Jean Morose Viliena, who now lives in suburban Boston. The former mayor is accused of terrorizing his political opponents in a case that highlights the violent nature of Haiti’s politics and the lack of accountability. The trial begins Monday, March 13, 2023, in federal court in Boston.

Americas

Haitian ex-mayor found guilty of lying about rights abuses to get US residency

Michael Casey | Associated Press

Prosecutors said Jean Morose Viliena wrote on his application for legal residency that he had not ordered or participated in extrajudicial and political killings and other acts of violence against the Haitian people

A file photo shows the campus of Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. Dr. Anthony Rostain, co-author of <em>The Stressed Years of Their Lives, </em>says today's college students are experiencing an "inordinate amount of anxiety."

Education

Claudine Gay to be Harvard’s 1st Black president, 2nd woman

Michael Casey | Associated Press

Harvard University has named Claudine Gay as its next president, making her the first Black person and the second woman to lead the Ivy League school.