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This salt can be traded or given away, but must never be sold. Hawaiians use it in cooking, healing, rituals and as protection

The candidate is playing the middle, aligning with influential people on the far right while touting his background as an environmentalist

The trip to Eagle Pass comes as Senate negotiators keep plugging away in hopes of a bipartisan deal

The Finance Ministry confirms that the country is now ‘the largest sovereign issuer with a BBB rating globally’

Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi and Montana were among the states that evacuated their capitols

US president will characterize his predecessor as a serious threat to the nation’s founding principles, arguing that Trump will seek to undermine US democracy should he win a second term

The number of people quitting their jobs — a sign of confidence in the job market — fell to its lowest level since February 2021

The president’s lawyers argue that he did not take part in any insurrection and that his speeches were protected by freedom of expression

Nationally, the average number of daily requests shot up nearly tenfold. The Supreme Court is expected to rule on limits on the drug this year

Attempts to censor books reached a 20-year high in 2022, especially those with LGBTQ+ themes and those written by people of color

The two cities open a new front in response to efforts led by Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott to pay for migrants to leave his state

Álvaro Córdoba, 64, was arrested in Medellin, Colombia, in 2022 and extradited to the U.S. almost a year ago by President Gustavo Petro

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott also has authorized installing floating barriers in the Rio Grande and allowed troopers to arrest and jail thousands of migrants on trespassing charges

Biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who participated in previous debates, did not qualify for the CNN event

Claudine Gay has denounced racist threats following her appearance at a congressional hearing in early December to discuss antisemitism on campuses

Duane Davis has pleaded not guilty and is due for trial in June on a murder charge. He has remained jailed without bail since his arrest Sept. 29

Cohen said Tuesday that he’ll appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. He claimed that he was jailed in retaliation for his criticism of his former boss

Some cybersecurity measures have been pushed by private water companies, sparking pushback from public authorities that it is being used as a back door to privatization

A Ford Expedition struck a Mitsubishi Outlander, sending both vehicles through a group of pedestrians that were in the crosswalk

The president-elect will assume power in the Central American country on January 14 amid enormous expectations. He will seek to make deep changes after almost half a year of overcoming obstacles and denouncing a coup d’état against him

Economic growth has bolstered the president, who has just completed one year in power. His administration has prioritized the fight against hunger and poverty, while investing in public works and environmental protection

The protagonist of films like ‘Sea of Love,’ one of the most successful actresses of the 1980s, has stirred up social media with a bombshell that SAG-AFTRA took away her health insurance due to a slowing number of acting roles

In 2023, the rivers of the Amazon dried up like never before, the temperatures in Rio reached 140 degrees and torrential rains left dozens dead in the south of the country

More than 11,500 unique vaping products are being sold in U.S. stores, up 27% from 9,000 products in June, according to tightly held industry data from analytics firm Circana

The insurers argued that McKinsey worked with Purdue Pharma – the maker of OxyContin – to create and employ aggressive marketing and sales tactics to overcome doctors’ reservations about the highly addictive drugs