The Supreme Court's conservatives questioned how President Trump’s order barring travelers from certain majority-Muslim countries had exceeded his lawful authority, given that Congress had granted the executive branch broad latitude to bar people’s entry to the United States.
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The plan, which would require congressional approval, would also encourage low-income households receiving benefits to work, according to the proposal obtained by The Washington Post.
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The interim head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau told banking executives that as a congressman, he only met with lobbyists who gave money.
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Loukisha Olive-McCoy lives her life as a full-time patient. Her family struggles financially. To afford care, she turned to a nonprofit charity and entered a pocket of the health-care system in which some drug companies fund patient charities — while pushing other costs onto insurance companies.
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More than 40 years after a serial rapist and killer began to terrorize Northern Californians, a suspect has been arrested, authorities said. Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, has been charged with two counts of murder, officials announced.
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The study focused on the island of Roi-Namur, part of the Marshall Islands and home to a U.S. military base that supports 1,250 American civilians, contractors and military personnel.
The attorney general appeared on Capitol Hill to discuss the Justice Department’s proposed budget, but he is expected to face questions about other issues, including his interactions with President Trump and the White House.
A new analysis of ancient tracks in New Mexico’s White Sands National Monument shows that two people followed a giant ground sloth at least 11,000 years ago. One of the human footprints was found inside a sloth paw print.
They say reporting requirements included to keep Congress in the loop could be a potential Trojan horse, but Republicans reject the notion.
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Meredith Chapman, a Villanova official, was ambushed in her home by a woman who then killed herself, authorities say.
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