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The report also finds that prescriptions of abortion pills by telemedicine have become common, accounting for about one in every six abortions

The decision means a delay in the start of the trial against the former president for his attempts to overturn the result of the 2020 election

Trump’s lawyers told the appellate court earlier Wednesday that he was prepared to post a $100 million bond arguing that the lending ban in the verdict made it impossible for him to secure a bond for the full amount

Biden and Trump won comfortably, but both face discontent from parts of their electorate

The senator had been under increasing pressure from the restive, and at times hostile wing of his party that has aligned firmly with Trump

Republicans have long questioned whether his overseas business dealings involved corruption and influence peddling by President Joe Biden

The U.S. economy growth has now topped 2% for six straight quarters, defying fears that high interest rates would tip the world’s largest economy into a recession

The move targets commercial data brokers, the sometimes shadowy companies that traffic in personal data and that officials say may sell information to foreign adversaries

Republican Gov. Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 60 counties as the main blaze, the Smokehouse Creek Fire, swelled into the second-largest wildfire in the state’s history

Donald Trump has comfortably won the Republican battle in the key swing state, but Nikki Haley has vowed to stay in the race

The plan will add about 7,500 troops in other critical missions, including air-defense and counter-drone units and five new task forces around the world with enhanced cyber, intelligence and long-range strike capabilities

The defendants allegedly sold eagle parts on a black market that has been a long-running problem for U.S. wildlife officials. Illegal shootings are a leading cause of golden eagle deaths

That timeline has become a central issue as defense attorneys push to have Willis and Wade removed from the case, arguing that their relationship created a conflict of interest

Activist investors and pressure to increase sales are just two critical issues facing new CEO Tony Spring, who succeeded Jeff Gennette earlier this month

The visits underscore immigration’s central importance in the 2024 presidential race and how much both candidates are seeking to use the nation’s broken system to their political advantage

A judge in Los Angeles ordered Alexander Smirnov’s detention after prosecutors raised concerns that the man who claims to have ties to Russian intelligence could flee the country

A new publication about the alleged links between drug traffickers and the president’s inner circle has, once again, strained the bilateral relationship. According to experts, this is a strategy by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency to attack the Mexican president

The authorities are looking for ways to respond to the crisis after the record number of homicides in 2023. Meanwhile, the country’s industry fears the impact of money laundering

Legislators prepared separate proposals in the House and Senate that would seek to prevent a fertilized egg from being recognized as a human life

The low cost of energy in the country is a great asset when it comes to attracting manufacturing interest. Germany no longer has Russia’s pipeline, which makes industrial activity more expensive

The 25-year-old airman, Aaron Bushnell, is believed to have started a livestream, set his phone down and then doused himself in accelerant and ignited the flames. At one point he said: ‘I will no longer be complicit in genocide’

The 42-page package would, among many other things, grant a one-time exemption to the decades-old rule by allowing cities to acquire new land for the purpose of building housing

A do-over general election on Tuesday will mark the fourth time registered Democrats have voted for the city’s next mayor

Barring any last-minute stay, the 73-year-old, one of the nation’s longest-serving death row inmates, will be executed by lethal injection for killing a fellow prisoner with a battery-filled sock in 1981

Fewer than one percent of the 489,000 school buses in the U.S. were electric at the end of 2023

Israeli media reported that mediators were making progress on an agreement for a cease-fire and release of dozens of hostages held in Gaza as well as Palestinians imprisoned by Israel

‘Politics has gotten too personally bitter,’ said the president, who has practiced politics since he was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1972