Activists reacted with unusually harsh language, suggesting they would no longer give President Biden the benefit of the doubt as the viral images circulated of mounted border agents grabbing Haitian migrants.
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The suit alleges that Mary Trump, the New York Times and at least three of the newspaper’s reporters participated in an “insidious plot” to obtain records about the former president’s finances.
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An autopsy was performed Tuesday on her body, found near Grand Teton National Park this week. The FBI's Denver office tweeted Tuesday that Petito's fiance was a “person of interest” in her death.
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The prime minister headed to the White House Tuesday — by Amtrak, an emissions-conserving choice that no doubt appealed to the American president with a Delaware train station named after him.
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The data, eagerly anticipated by many parents and pediatricians, is a crucial step toward the two-shot coronavirus vaccine regimen becoming available for children, perhaps close to Halloween.
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The measure seeks an independent examination of America’s longest war and demands clarity on how the Biden administration intends to conduct counterterrorism operations in Afghanistan.
Donald Trump did not then and does not now care about the validity of the claims he makes, only the outcome those claims might generate.
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The investigation was opened following the release of a memo from the Texas Education Agency that says “school systems cannot require students or staff to wear a mask.” (AFP/Getty Images)
It said it was opening a civil rights investigation into Gov. Greg Abbott’s (R) ban, pressing its fight with GOP governors over their pandemic policies. The Education Dept. had earlier said that its Office of Civil Rights was investigating Iowa, Florida, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Utah.
New Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has said little about the negotiations that have been held in Vienna.
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The accident that killed Dunn became a diplomatic dispute. A criminal case is still pending.
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An investigation of the church’s handling of allegations is moving forward. Women have been telling their stories for years.
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Demonstrators march to the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday. (AP)
Immigrants, advocates and community members have marched in D.C. to demand that Congress include a pathway to citizenship in the budget package.
The guard, who was working as a special police officer, was fatally shot during a violent day in which several other people, including two children, were wounded by gunfire.
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An emotional campaign ad features a victim complaining of Terry McAuliffe’s parole policies — but her shooter has never been paroled.
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A months-long, citywide celebration of Thomas’s art includes a major retrospective, a symposium and more.
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Arena Stage teams up with the Washington Nationals for a simulcast of the baseball play ‘Toni Stone’
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Ross was named Edelman’s chief executive of U.S. operations in April, making her the first Black woman to lead a major public relations firm.
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Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs made uncharacteristic blunders and squandered a fourth-quarter lead in Sunday night’s loss. (AP)
The Rams move up to No. 2 on the heels of the Buccaneers. The Chiefs drop from second to fifth following their loss Sunday night in Baltimore.
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