President Biden’s planned announcement marks a potential breakthrough after months of negotiations and stalled talks.
The White House plans to detail specific policies it expects to pass Congress after weeks of whittling down Biden’s agenda.
Only four of President Biden’s choices to be a U.S. ambassador to a foreign government have been approved by the Senate, three of them on Tuesday. Sen. Ted Cruz is blocking many.
Both sides presented written briefs to the Supreme Court in advance of next week’s hastily scheduled hearing on the law that has virtually shut down abortion within the state’s borders.
Hazard-reduction burns are aimed at reducing the chance of a wildfire or, at least, slowing one. But in this chess game with Mother Nature, humans have put themselves at a disadvantage.
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Democrats facing competitive reelection campaigns argue that expanding Medicaid into certain states, allowing the government to negotiate prescription drug prices, expanding Medicare coverage and providing for paid family leave are key to winning over voters.
New York Attorney General Letitia James. (AP)
James, who could announce as soon as Thursday, oversaw the inquiry into the sexual harassment claims against then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo that led to his resignation. She is the highest-profile candidate so far to challenge Gov. Kathy Hochul in what is likely to be a fiercely contested Democratic primary.
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The United States is appealing a British judge's ruling that Julian Assange should not be extradited because he would be at risk of suicide.
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Designed for the canceled 1942 World’s Fair, the neighborhood is orderly and planned. Look in the right direction, and you’ll even see a sculpture heroically depicting the planner: Benito Mussolini.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday delayed the executions of John Marion Grant and Julius Jones, both convicted of murders in the 1990s.
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The Audubon Naturalist Society is the first of the 11 original Audubon societies to rebuke its namesake and his racist past.
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The storm system will sweep eastward, bringing severe weather to the South and eventually more heavy rain and wind to the East Coast.
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The new FTC data suggest more Americans turned to cigarettes last year amid the stress of a fractured economy and a once-in-a-generation public health crisis.
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The coronavirus infected 59,000 workers at the country’s top meatpacking companies and killed more than 250, lawmakers found.
U.S. companies are increasingly relying on a closed-door system to settle employee and consumer grievances.
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Restaurants, bars, and other businesses can still choose to require masks, and face coverings will still be mandatory in schools and on public transportation.
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Educators said they are exhausted and stressed out less than two months into the school year.
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Officially, nothing in Northern Virginia’s most competitive races for the House of Delegates is about Donald Trump — and yet in practice, almost everything is.
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