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According to ‘The New York Times,’ more than 300 classified files have been recovered from the former president’s Florida home

This is the first time pharmacy chains have been ordered to pay money in a lawsuit relating to the epidemic, which has caused more than 500,000 overdose deaths over two decades

The US Department of Home Security will no longer enroll migrants in the Migrant Protection Protocols program, which pushed non-Mexican migrants back to Mexico to await resolution of their cases

The raid appears to be tied to the former president’s removal of classified records from the White House

The news comes as China’s People’s Liberation Army announced fresh exercises in the seas and airspace around the self-ruled island

One Medical is the latest acquisition by the e-commerce giant, which first entered the pharmaceutical business in 2020

It is not yet clear if the Justice Department will bring charges against the ex-president, but the hearings may have hurt his standing with Republican voters

Heathrow Airport in London tops 104ºF (40º C) while trains cancel routes due to heat-related damage

Deaths were reported in Spain and Portugal while France struggled with record temperatures as the heatwave began moving north, putting other countries on alert

The 18-year-old has filed a request to change her name in accordance with her new gender identity and her desire to sever ties with the Tesla founder

Alberto Fernández rebuked the US for vetoing countries at the Americas Summit, which was meant to reinforce regional ties but has been dogged by squabbling

The operator’s facilities in Texas will remain closed for at least three weeks, sparking concerns of shortages

At the White House, the Oscar-winning actor asked lawmakers to view gun control as a nonpartisan issue and admit the country has a ‘life preservation problem’

The Biden administration hopes the move will help European countries to ease their dependence on Russian crude, but others warn it will be a symbolic boost for Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro

Local officials reported that the shooter is dead, without specifying the causes

The Reuters contributor went missing on March 13 and his body was found and identified on April 1 at a location north of Kyiv

Putin threatens to respond instantly if any external force tries to interfere with its actions and says Moscow will try to de-militarize and ‘de-Nazify’ the country

Speaking after the weekly Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Reyes Maroto pointed to the positive epidemiological data in the United Kingdom and expressed hopes that her country would soon be put on the “green list” of destinations

Clara Ponsatí is facing charges of sedition for her involvement in the 2017 breakaway bid, but will not be extradited to Spain until more information is provided on her offense

Government officials set minimum services for the low-cost airline, which has been forced to cancel 150 flights

Former president says he will still be standing for the presidency despite losing his appeal over corruption charges

German-born comedian described by John Cleese as “very kind man and a truly great farceur”

Man opens fire in hotel belonging to RIU chain in Port Kantaoui, in Sousse Victims reported to be Belgian, British and German. No Spaniards were staying at the resort Spain raises terror alert level in wake of Friday’s attacks in France, Tunisia and Kuwait

Argentinean star says club’s vice president Javier Faus knews “nothing about soccer”