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Democratic President Joe Biden has backed such programs as a way to lower prices, signing an executive order in 2021 that directed the FDA to work with states on imports

Tens of thousands of borrowers have received billing statements late or with incorrect amounts as servicers scrambled to jumpstart the process

The two countries are trying to navigate — and avoid a war — in what may be their most difficult waters since the U.S. ended official ties with Taiwan

The petition is similar to those filed in more than a dozen other states. Colorado and Maine have already banned Trump’s name from primary election ballots

Former US President’s attorneys say the prosecutors turned over to the defense thousands of pages of evidence and an exhibit list while the case was paused

Recent diplomatic talks have led to several measures aimed at stemming the flow of thousands of people heading north

The United States, France, and Egypt have expressed concern about a possible regional escalation after the assassination of Hamas’ number two in Beirut

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

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 Israeli prime minister is facing international pressure to include the Palestinian National Authority in the future governance of the Strip while ultra-Orthodox and ultra-nationalist elements demand the expulsion of Gazans

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

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

Japanese media reports said tens of thousands of homes were destroyed. Officials warned Tuesday that more quakes could lie ahead

The resolution marks a new setback for the conservative prime minister, whose popularity has plummeted after his government failed to detect the October 7 Hamas attacks that led to the Gaza war

Attempts to stop him in court have ignited the debate over whether preventing the most popular Republican candidate from running for office could end up damaging democracy

Democratic campaign strategists say they are encouraging more robust outreach to Black voters in key states. Biden’s campaign said it already is laying the groundwork for just such an effort

Israel argues that ending the war now would mean victory for Hamas, a stance shared by the Biden administration, which at the same time urged Israel to do more to avoid harm to Palestinian civilians

The Democratic government argues that the rule, which will allow local authorities to deport people starting in March, is unconstitutional

With Trump running again and already warning that the 2024 vote is ‘on its way to being another rigged election,’ election workers are bracing for a difficult year that will have no margin for error

An analysis by Kyiv sent to its allies, to which EL PAÍS has had access, states that without the promised funds a further million people will be left without social assistance

Mexican President López Obrador meets with U.S. Secretary of State Blinken and U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Mayorkas as the situation on the border between the two countries reaches a fever pitch

The stronger skepticism among Republicans comes after years of former President Donald Trump falsely blaming his 2020 loss on election fraud

The historian criticizes the U.S. government’s inability to deter attacks by the Taliban, Putin and Hamas, and warns that AI may negatively affect our cognitive abilities

The death toll at the world’s most dangerous land crossing threatens to surpass the 560 victims documented last year