U.S. returns 100 migrant children to overcrowded facility, citing lack of space
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In interviews with The Post, Gen. Manuel Ricardo Cristopher Figuera gave new details of the failed uprising to oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Trump threatens use of ‘overwhelming force’ against Iran if it attacks
President Trump’s threat came after Iranian President Hassan Rouhani slammed the Trump administration for new sanctions targeting the country’s leadership.
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Campaign 2020Once the poorest senator, Biden has reaped millions in income since leaving the vice presidency
A book deal and highly paid speeches have put Joe Biden in a more rarefied world than he once inhabited.
The promotion of Stephanie Grisham, announced in a tweet by Melania Trump, comes as Sanders prepares to step aside at the end of the month.
Major cities like Paris are herding their citizens towards pools and air conditioning to prevent heat-related deaths.
The judge rejected the president’s request for an immediate appeal and to put on hold the lawsuit against him alleging that his private business violates an anti-corruption provision of the Constitution.
A big part of the nation’s fiscal future depends on whether Congress extends key parts of the 2017 GOP tax law.
The history of on-again, off-again trade negotiations between the U.S. and China over the past two years is littered with missteps.
A survey showed significant support for a nuclear strike, even if it killed a million North Korean civilians.
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The U.S. star has chosen not to sing along to “The Star-Spangled Banner” before World Cup matches.
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