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The federal court decision delivered a second judicial setback in a week to Gov. Greg Abbott’s measures to reduce illegal immigration

The office of president “does not confer a lifelong ‘get-out-of-jail-free’ pass” the magistrate wrote in dismissing the petition

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The court said it’s ruling was not the final word on whether presidential immunity shields the Republican from liability in the case

Country singer Mickey Guyton was the ceremony’s host, with musical performances by Dionne Warwick, St. Vincent, Joe Walsh, Darren Criss and others

The governors of Florida and California laid out their antagonistic visions for the future of the United States in an unprecedented television face-off

The Israeli army renewed its attacks on the Strip after intercepting a missile shortly before the deadline at 7 a.m. local time

It is the strongest overhaul of lead rules in more than three decades, and will cost billions of dollars

The parties have announced a temporary ceasefire agreement that will last until Friday morning and allow for a new exchange of hostages and prisoners

The Koch brothers’ conservative AFP Action network has offered its support to the former US ambassador to the UN ahead of the 2024 presidential primaries

The Argentine president-elect explains his economic program on a 48-hour trip to Washington and New York

Criticism over the position towards Israel undermines the ability of the US and the EU to project their values and interests in emerging and developing countries

The filing is the clearest indication yet that Trump’s lawyers are hoping to sow doubt before a jury in the legitimacy of the race or at make the case that his skepticism was justified

A non-profit run by exiles has produced ‘Freedom behind bars,’ a book that compiles the stories of 11 female survivors of the regime’s notorious penitentiary system

The little girl, who watched her parents die in the October 7 attacks, is the only American captive freed so far during the ceasefire in Gaza

Beijing is demanding that the Philippines tow the disintegrating ship to port, but Manila insists on keeping it on the Ayungin atoll as an outpost to maintain its interests in the disputed Spratly archipelago

The United States, Qatar and Egypt are hopeful the truce between Israel and Hamas can be extended. Cairo said it had received ‘positive signals’ that the cessation of hostilities could be increased by a ‘day or two’

The percentage of homicides that are solved has declined sharply in 2023, leaving the city on track to record its lowest so-called ‘clearance rate’ in more than 15 years

‘We’re hopeful, but there’s still work to be done. And nothing is done until it’s all done,’ National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Monday

Authorities say the city is in the midst of a crime crisis. Homicides are up 34% compared with this time last year. Car theft is up 98%, and carjackings have more than doubled — up 104%

The far-right economist wants to reduce the functions of state to a minimum and adopt a policy of ‘zero tolerance’ against crime

Beijing lodged a protest following the meeting between the leaders after the U.S. president maintained his Chinese counterpart is a ‘dictator’ in his press conference

The need to establish a roadmap for the management of the Strip after the conflict is making its way into a still incipient debate

The resolution, adopted after four frustrated attempts and with the abstention of Russia, the US and the United Kingdom, focuses on the protection of children

A document filed with the SEC over a merger between Digital World Acquisition Corp and Trump Media & Technology Group also highlights the former president’s failed businesses

A book by journalist Jonathan Karl claims that the former president asked for ‘quid pro quo’ from the reality TV star in exchange for pardoning Alice Marie Johnson