In reversal, Biden weighs detaining migrant families
Covid-era restrictions have allowed US immigration officials to quickly turn around most migrants, but the White House is preparing to put an end to those measures
Covid-era restrictions have allowed US immigration officials to quickly turn around most migrants, but the White House is preparing to put an end to those measures
‘The fact that I’m the first from Virginia, the birthplace of American democracy and the birthplace of American slavery, is kind of poetic justice,’ McClellan said
Experts recommend updating one’s resume, saving money, and networking, among other things
The governor will give his State of the State address, which will likely be as much about his national ambitions as it will be an assessment of Florida’s response to the pandemic and a series of crippling storms
For a few weeks in late January and early February, the economy seemed to have reached a rare sweet spot. Then something went wrong
As the nation reflects on Chávez’s death a decade ago, Venezuelans recognize that Maduro’s approach to running the oil-rich South American country is unlike his mentor’s
The program that has paid landowners for 25 years not to cut down trees depends almost entirely on fuel tax revenue, which stands to fade away by 2050
The other two US citizens missing since Friday have been found alive. Mexico’s Secretary of Security, Rosa Icela Rodríguez, confirmed that one person has been arrested
With Hitler dead and the Nazi surrender two days away, a ragtag unit of Wehrmacht and GIs banded together to defend illustrious French prisoners at the Battle for Castle Itter
“Medicare is more than a government program. It’s the rock-solid guarantee that Americans have counted on to be there for them when they retire”, Biden said
About 4 in 10 U.S. adults say the level of immigration and asylum-seekers should be lowered
Powell’s first appearance before Congress in nine months coincides with recent signs that the economy remains resilient and inflation still stubbornly high
Since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003 that removed longtime dictator Saddam from power, Iraq has been a point of friction between the United States and Iran
In a separate statement Tuesday, North Korea’s Foreign Ministry called the flyover of the U.S. B-52 bomber a reckless provocatio
Qin’s harsh language appeared to defy predictions that China might abandon its aggressive “wolf warrior” diplomacy in favor of more moderate rhetoric
The Democratic congresswoman says she was unaware that staffers had failed to send checks for her rental dress, beauty treatments and other expenditures associated with the high-profile event, which she attended in 2021
Francisco Severo Torres, 33, tried to stab a flight attendant in the neck with a broken metal spoon, federal prosecutors said on Monday
The network is relying on a nearly 60-year-old Supreme Court ruling that makes it difficult to successfully sue media organizations for libel
The moves, encouraged by former president Donald Trump, are the latest indication of how conspiracy theories related to the 2020 election continue to ripple throughout the Republican Party
Council Chairman Phil Mendelson announced the withdrawal of the law, which would have overhauled how the nation’s capital prosecutes and punishes crime
A federal judge issued bench warrants for the arrest of Olivia Pollock and Joseph Hutchinson III after the court was notified that they had tampered with or removed their ankle monitors
Authorities are bringing in more snow removal equipment, set up distribution centers and requested donations of nonperishable foods, water and general supplies
While the US and Europe cite security risks and take measures to ban the app from the devices of their staff, Beijing sees it as a ploy to curb its technological development
If the issue isn’t solved in consultations, it could lead to a dispute resolution panel or trade sanctions under the US-Mexico-Canada free trade agreement
President George H.W. Bush appointed Bryant as Census Bureau director in 1989
In the competitive fight to land electric vehicle plants, South Carolina is trying to join its neighbors providing billions of dollars in taxpayer help
‘I hope that this street naming will also serve as a testament to what is possible in this great country,’ said Brown, the first Black woman to serve as a US Supreme Court justice