Talks advanced between the party’s moderate and liberal factions, but they still appeared far apart on their plans to expand health-care coverage, invest in green energy, provide paid leave to all Americans and overhaul the tax code.
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Two weeks after the Biden administration announced steps toward round-the-clock operations at the nation’s chief port complex, there is little sign that truckers are taking advantage of the extended hours.
Starting Nov. 8, people from 33 countries that had been barred from entering the United States will be able to enter if they are fully vaccinated and show negative test results.
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The senator from West Virginia, who has forced Democrats to pare back a social spending package, told reporters that he is “just trying to survive” in a divided Congress.
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Colin Kahl, undersecretary of defense for policy, said that the Islamic State affiliate in Afghanistan could build the capacity to conduct international operations within six months if left unchecked. Al-Qaeda, he said, could have that capability in one to two years.
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Designed for the canceled the 1942 World’s Fair, EUR gets its moment in the spotlight eight decades later for this weekend’s gathering.
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The report offers no clues on what could have caused Amtrak's Empire Builder, traveling from Chicago to Seattle, to derail in September, killing three people and injuring dozens more.
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Law enforcement officers cross the parking lot of Timberview High School in Arlington, Tex,, after a shooting Oct. 6. (AP)
Teachers and school administrators across the country say they are seeing a rise in minor misbehaviors, as well as fighting in the hallways.
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Acting chair Jessica Rosenworcel is poised to become the first woman to run the Federal Communications Commission.
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