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Some are told US government may reopen their cases and they may eventually be able to enter US to wait out asylum process

According to the nonprofit Feeding America, one in six Americans does not have easy access to healthful, safe food

    Guard said she looked ‘suspicious,’ according to a tweet by Gorman, who drew national attention when she recited one of her poems at President Biden’s inauguration

Beijing stands to acquire a 2nd terminal at Port of Sines if U.S. and allies don’t make a move

Why is the world’s oldest constitutional democracy ensnarled in fights over voting rights?

50-49 vote falls along party lines in 100-member chamber 

30 years after the Rodney King beating, tensions between police, African Americans continue

More driving on tap Friday and Saturday

It’s the highest tally for the month of February since 2006

Labor leaders, lawmakers call it one of the most important union elections in US history

USAGM documents released under the Freedom of Information Act detail law firm's contract to investigate officials, journalists

The relief legislation, aimed at battling the killer pandemic and nursing the staggered economy back to health, will provide direct payments of up to $1,400 to most Americans

Policy shift has renewed hope for hundreds of thousands of migrants, but raised concerns among law enforcement officials and residents

Interview with Duchess of Sussex airs Sunday on CBS

Jackson, the state capital, has seen more than 100 water main leaks since the storm