Stories from United States

A man named Ramsing was deported to the Netherlands in February, separating him from his wife and daughter in the United States. Ramsing previously lived in the Netherlands at age five after his parents separated.

The defense has concluded its presentation of evidence in the Capitol murder trial.

A vehicle crash occurred on the 275 Southbound entrance ramp from Ford Road in the Canton Westland area. The current status of the driver was not immediately known at the time of the report.

The defense has rested its case in the punishment phase of the Capitol murder trial. Jurors are scheduled to hear closing arguments today to determine if Tanner Horner receives the death penalty or life without parole. The trial concerns the 2022 killing of Athena Strand.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Cheyenne, Wyoming. The warning is effective from May 5 at 5:40 AM MDT until May 6 at 12:00 PM MDT.

Harley-Davidson reported a 79% drop in profits for the last quarter. The motorcycle manufacturer cut prices to boost sales and clear out inventory. Despite the profit decline, shares of the company, ticker HOG, rose by more than 1%. Revenue for the period met analyst estimates.

Police have reported at least 25 illegal street races and takeovers across the county since the start of the year. Fines and jail time are possible penalties for participants.

The United States has requested Taiwan shift 40% of its advanced semiconductor production capacity to the US.

State Representative Pat Curry stated that no camps will be forced to close this summer due to broadband connectivity problems. This follows a lawsuit filed last month by Longhorn and 19 other camps claiming fiber is not a viable option in many rural settings.

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett visited the George W. Bush Library in Texas. She stated that the judiciary is the only branch of government required to explain the reasoning behind its decisions.