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Thursday, 2 April 2026
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Friday, 2 October 2026
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Katie Johnston· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryA welcome, yet feared, development

No one’s quite sure what an improved Blue Hill Ave. would mean, but businesses in Black Boston wonder if they’ll find themselves pushed out

Henry FoyGeorge Parker· Financial Times · UK
LeadBurnham raises prospect of rejoining EU as plans laid for November summit

‘Made in Europe’ talks shelved Brexit ‘more harm than good’ France and Spain welcome moves

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadWe welcome YOU back to the EU

French president Macron says Andy Burnham 'right to be bold' as prime minister suggests he could offer second referendum, while Spain's Pedro Sanchez says the UK would be greeted back to the bloc 'with open arms'

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryBurnham welcomes Taoiseach in first foreign leader’s visit to No 10 North

The prime minister sought deeper ties with Europe in his meeting with Irish counterpart Micheal Martin

Kate Linthicum· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryForced back to a regime they had escaped

Nicaraguan dissidents, once welcomed by the U.S., face deportation to their homeland.

Nabih Bulos· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryJordan caught in regional security dilemma

The war on Iran has brought unwelcome attention to Amman’s ties with the U.S.

Jeff Gammage· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryUkrainian family was welcomed to Philly when Russia attacked. Now they must leave

Federal pressure on immigrants means their temporary protected status may not be renewed when it expires in October.

Rosalba O'Brien· Arizona Republic · US
SecondarySoccer fans are met with a warm welcome in U.S.

World Cup helps change stereotypes of America

Amy S. Rosenberg· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadJuneteenth in Philly: New exhibit and an old-school block party

The star-studded celebration kicked off the 16-day Wawa Welcome America festival, which will culminate in the city's Semiquincentennial.

Sam Kiley· The Independent · UK
Lead‘Unrest not welcome’

Family of stabbing victim calls for unity as Belfast burns

Jason Laughlin· Boston Globe · US
LeadUnwelcome visitor

Lone star ticks are literally everywhere on Martha’s Vineyard. So is the nasty food allergy they transmit.

Hiawatha Bray· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryResidents yank welcome mat for new neighbors: data centers

The hulking facilities are loud and smelly, they say; officials are taking notice

Alan Rappeport· New York Times · US
SecondaryTrump Might Welcome Chinese Investment. America Might Not.

Worries About Security and Job Losses Loom Over Any Deal

Staff· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryTrump signals openness to deals at China summit

After pomp-filled welcome, Iran conflict, trade, Taiwan arms sales on agenda with Xi

Ximena Conde· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryLehigh County ‘evicted ICE.’ Now there’s fallout

Homeland Security Investigations had been a welcome partner in fighting human trafficking in the county.

Michael BirnbaumSteve Hendrix· Washington Post · US
SecondaryWashington welcomes royal visitors

King and queen’s trip offers Britain a chance to mend ties with Trump

Stephanie Innes· Arizona Republic · US
LeadASU to welcome first medical school class

Inaugural group slated to start program this year

Madeline King· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryHorse welcomed home after rescue

Marengo animal was stranded in creek, is back from hospital

Henry Savage· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryHard to believe: Delivery bots get a Philly welcome

A second Uber Eats robot has been hazed in Center City. Philadelphians remember hitchBOT 2.0.