Rob Garver is a freelance journalist from Alexandria, Virginia.
'Why should a single state have the ability to make this determination, not only for their own citizens, but for the rest of the nation?' asks Associate Justice Elena Kagan
Even under heavy Western sanctions, Russia's economy grew faster than that of most developed Western countries last year; whether that can persist is unclear
President Joe Biden celebrated a positive report on consumer prices Friday, citing more 'breathing room' for American households
With Congress locked in debate over immigration, states hundreds of miles from the border are demanding help with an influx of migrants
The country's job market is depressed as the economy struggles to regain momentum after its long bout with the COVID pandemic
Former president beats nearest rival by nearly 30% in Monday's caucuses, leaving competitors scrambling to make up ground
While China's nominal share of U.S. imports is in decline, many Chinese firms have moved production to third countries, masking the source of some imports
Former president has used unconventional but apparently successful strategy to drive his campaign in state, where voting will take place Monday
High-level bipartisan agreement on $1.66 trillion ‘top-line’ budget immediately assailed by influential conservatives demanding steep spending cuts
Report documenting the Trump Organization’s receipt of millions of dollars from foreign governments during the former president’s term foreshadows legal battles ahead if he wins reelection
The Foreign Extortion Prevention Act makes it a crime for a foreign official to solicit or accept a bribe from Americans doing business overseas
Immigration officials processed about 300,000 migrants in December, and the factors prompting those numbers appear unlikely to change.
State Supreme Court ruling, on hold pending appeal to US Supreme Court, has some Republicans considering retaliatory measures
President Javier Milei has instituted dramatic policy changes aimed at bringing country’s economic turmoil under control
With US funding about to run out, President Joe Biden has been pressing lawmakers to pass a new aid package, but a deal may not be achieved by the end of the session
They've drawn fire for their position on the discussion of genocide since congressional hearing on antisemitism on college campuses last week
Republicans want to invest committee probing Biden family finances with more power, including subpoena authority
President faces the possibility that his adult son will be on trial in two federal jurisdictions in 2024
While some are issuing dire warnings, others see the former president's rhetoric as unimportant or even humorous
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