Trump’s childhood home becomes showcase for refugees

NEW YORK — President Donald Trump’s childhood home in New York had some new occupants over the weekend — refugees. They were there sharing their stories to draw attention to the refugee crisis just as the United Nations General Assembly convenes this week with the Republican president in attendance. The Queens, New York, house that Trump’s father built is now a rental available on Airbnb that anyone can stay in for $725 a night. The international anti-poverty organization