Donald Trump
One hundred years of ‘birther’ arguments
So-called "birthers" entered the political scene with Barack Obama's candidacy in 2008, questioning Obama's "natural born status" and, by extension, his eligibility for office.
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Massachusetts
Lawren Harris exhibit curated by Steve Martin opens at MFA
BOSTON – Members and guests of the Museum of Fine Arts enjoyed the landscape of a picture-perfect evening as Matthew Teitelbaum, the Ann and Graham Gund Director of the MFA, introduced Steve Martin, Adam Gopnik and Eric Fischl to a capacity audience that included U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren. The four
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Steve Martin is guest curator at Boston art exhibition
BOSTON (AP) — Steve Martin has some happy eyes to go with those happy feet. The actor and comedian is guest curator of an exhibition at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts devoted to Canadian modernist Lawren Harris.
GOP
McCain says concerns over Cruz citizenship legitimate
WASHINGTON (AP) — Arizona Sen. John McCain said questions surrounding Ted Cruz's right to run for president since he was born in Canada should be explored, even as some argue that Cruz is still considered a natural born citizen. Speaking on the Chris Merrill Show in Phoenix late Wednesday,
Donald Trump
Cruz downplays Trump raising concerns over Canadian birth
SIOUX CENTER, Iowa (AP) — Ted Cruz tried to make a joke Tuesday out of Republican presidential rival Donald Trump raising questions about whether the Texas senator's birth in Canada could be a liability if he becomes the GOP's nominee. Trump told the Washington Post in an
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Canadian judge rules in favor of religious liberty for Christian law school
Victoria, Canada (CNA/EWTN News) — A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has reversed a decision by the province's law society that would have banned graduates of a Christian law school from practicing law in the province. The Law Society of British Columbia (LSBC) originally agreed to recognize graduates
Immigration
Syrian refugees land in Canada by the planeload
TORONTO (AP) — The first Canadian government plane carrying Syrian refugees arrived in Toronto late Thursday where they were greeted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who is pushing forward with his pledge to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February. The welcome given to the military flight carrying
Immigration
Canada limits male refugees from Syria, welcomes women and children
In Canada, recently elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a Liberal, has backed off a campaign promise to welcome 25,000 Syrian refugees there by New Year's Day – limiting the intake of tired, poor and huddled masses this year to 10,000, as long as none of them are
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