The spokesperson for Harakat al-Nujaba, one of the main Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, in an interview with The Associated Press in Baghdad condemned the U.S. strikes
Biden pushed for the change to better empower Black voters who helped revive his 2020 campaign
The president of El Salvador began his political career as a small-town mayor, realizing his destiny for power.
The bill would toughen oversight for those who own privately made, unserialized firearms that are largely untraceable
A motion filed last month by Trump’s attorney alleged that Willis and Nathan Wade were in an inappropriate romantic relationship that created a conflict of interest
The postponement comes as a federal appeals court has yet to resolve a pending appeal from Trump arguing that he is immune from prosecution for actions he took in the White House
The package, that would include tens of billions of dollars for Ukraine and immigration enforcement, as well as funding for Israel and other American allies, faces a steep climb through Congress
The Bidens arrived at Dover Air Force Base on Friday afternoon to witness the transfer of the remains of the troops killed in Sunday’s assault
The country has endured 11 days of protests since the former president was banned from running again, even as the crisis over elections to choose new judges deepens
The unemployment rate stayed at 3.7%, just above a half-century low. Wages rose unexpectedly fast, 4.5% from January 2023
Candlemas is a Christian feast whose traditions influenced this celebration when German immigrants came to the new continent
A separate lawsuit over who controls the district also is still pending in state court in Orlando
A federal lawsuit filed on behalf of the tribe accuses the Army of ignoring a law passed more than three decades ago aimed at expediting the return of the deceased to Native American lands
Nearly 2,000 schools still use Native mascots. At least 16 dropped their use of Native imagery or names between March 2022 and April 2023
The operation, carried out during Donald Trump’s administration, skirted international law and targeted dozens of people, including the Venezuelan president himself, according to The Associated Press
It is the first advertising company to reach a major settlement over the toll of opioids in the U.S.
‘It’s time to take away even more capability than we’ve taken in the past,’ Austin said Thursday in his first press conference since he was hospitalized on Jan. 1
Any Salvadoran citizen who is in the United States can vote online for the 2024 Election until February 4
Bárbara Tapia Cortés from the World Meteorological Organization explains how El Niño and global warming are affecting the region
The head of the U.S. think tank GMF calls for a new generation of leaders in Israel and Palestine and calls Western doubts over aid to Ukraine ‘myopic’
The company had argued that legislation that transferred Disney World governing district to DeSantis appointees was in retaliation for opposing the state’s so-called don’t say gay law
In nearly every interview the witnesses have stated that they have seen no evidence that Joe Biden was directly involved in his son or brother’s business ventures
The contamination has spawned a wave of litigation by law firms. The CDC agency investigated cancer in about 211,000 people who were stationed at or worked at Camp Lejeune between 1975 and 1985
The father was found beheaded in the bathroom of his home in Levittown, where court records said his 32-year-old son also lived
The former president targets the blue-collar workers who fueled his 2016 victory and who are expected to play a major role in November
The Justice Department announced that they had disrupted a botnet of hundreds of U.S.-based small office and home routers hijacked by the Chinese state hackers
In Latin America, women are the primary users of public transportation systems increasingly dominated by electric vehicles
