Evening Edition: GM to cut jobs, halt production at five plants in U.S., Canada
Analysis: Trumbull County, Ohio, shifted 30 points to vote Trump. That didn't save its car plant.; Mexican police deploy around caravan migrants after day of chaos at border
The Detroit-based automaker said it would reduce its workforce, including 15 percent of its salaried workers, amid a global restructuring. The company plans to halt production at facilities in Maryland, Ohio, Michigan and Ontario, Canada.
Hundreds of federal police officers took up positions at a Tijuana sports complex where migrants are waiting for the chance to apply for asylum in the United States.
The troops were reassigned in coordination with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which asked for assistance from the Pentagon to prepare for the arrival of Central American migrants.
Speaking at an emergency meeting of the Security Council, Haley reaffirmed the U.S. sanctions punishing Russia over its annexation of Crimea four years ago.
Ahead of next week's Kennedy Center Honors, the show's creators, including writer and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda, talk about "Satisfied" and the art of collaboration.
The lander, operated by NASA and built by scientists in the United States, France and Germany, touched down in the vast, red expanse of Mars' Elysium Planitia. It will be the first seismic sensor to work on another planet.
Alan Dershowitz has spent a year defending President Trump against special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, but he said the final report will give the president a bad time.
The tiff stands as an early test of Rep. Nancy Pelosi's ability to balance the wishes of moderate lawmakers against an aggressive new crop of young progressives more interested in confrontation than compromise.
More than 13 inches of snow fell overnight in the Chicago area. Power outages were widespread and 1,700 flights were canceled out of O'Hare and Midway airports.
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