via Home - CBSNews.com — Trump' immigration policies are having an impact on voters in Texas' border communities as midterms approach. CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez has the story.

Residents near Latvia’s border with Belarus deal with unreliable mobile coverage, automatic connections to Belarusian networks and unexpected roaming bills, LSM’s Latgale Regional Television reported. Viktors Piļščikovs, who runs the Klajumi horse farm, said he had paid just under 20 euros after …

A teenage kid wakes up and steps out of his bedroom. His dad tells him he’s home from work on an “extended leave.” But the kid knows there’s more to it.

The Jewish National Fund (JNF) has approved a NIS 33 million budget to support 22 communities along Israel's northern border, located 2 to 5 kilometers from the Lebanese border. This initiative aims to rehabilitate infrastructure in communities evacuated during recent conflicts that have not yet received JNF assistance. Each eligible community will receive 1.5 million NIS for infrastructure development, with front-line communities closer to the border receiving up to 3 million NIS based on the severity of damage. The funding will be used for upgrading public buildings such as kindergartens, community centers, and dining halls, as well as enhancing open public spaces. JNF professional teams will visit these communities in the coming days to finalize project lists, with implementation expected within a month and a half. The plan follows JNF's previous investments in northern cities including Tiberias, Karmiel, Afula, and Beit She'an. JNF Chairman Eyal Ostrinsky emphasized that rehabilitation efforts extend beyond the 2-kilometer border line, stating that communities within 5 kilometers also suffered during the conflict. The Moshavim Movement welcomed the decision, highlighting the importance of border communities' resilience to the overall resilience of the State of Israel. This funding represents a significant step in addressing the infrastructure needs of border communities affected by recent hostilities.

As drought intensifies across the U.S.–Mexico border, nearly $164 million in combined investment is being directed to water conservation projects in South Texas, while a binational initiative moves forward to strengthen water reliability in northern Mexico.

<p>President Donald Trump plans to impose significant tariffs on Canadian imports starting Tuesday, sparking concerns across interconnected border communities from Alaska to Maine. The measures includ...

<p>Small-town mayors along the US-Canada border are working to preserve longstanding cross-border relationships despite growing trade tensions between the two nations.</p><p>In Osoyoos, British Columb...

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