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Gov. Ron DeSantis has sparked a debate over Florida's reputation as a safe haven for migrants as rising numbers of Cubans and Venezuelans seek to resettle in the state.

An earlier autopsy report said there wasn't enough evidence to determine a cause of death for the 23-year-old Black man, whom police had put in a chokehold in 2019.

On home confinement in San Diego, "Fat Leonard" Francis hired servants and undermined the security requirements aimed at keeping the mastermind of a $35 million Navy bribery scandal from fleeing, according to interviews and records obtained by The Washington Post.

An injunction on a law that bans abortions except when the mother is at risk was lifted by a judge.

Hurricane Fiona triggered floods in Puerto Rico that destroyed homes, roads and bridges. The U.S. government allocated more than $3 billion for hazard mitigation after Hurricane Maria. But few projects have gotten underway.

Videos verified by The Post show security forces opening fire on protesters as unrest continues one week since Mahsa Amini died.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger will decommission all voting machines in the county where forensics experts working for election denier Sidney Powell last year copied virtually every component of the voting system.

Thursday's failed lethal injection came as Alabama said it was not yet ready to use nitrogen hypoxia, an untested alternative method it approved in 2018.

President Biden accused Republicans of seeking to ban abortions with "no exceptions," although the proposed nationwide ban by Sen. Lindsey Graham does include some.

Recordings obtained by the BBC capture a pilot's concerns before the 2019 plane crash that killed Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala.

Noatak, Alaska, is facing significant challenges, including a river that is now too low for a barge to deliver goods, a shortage of fuel to power vehicles and heat homes, and skyrocketing gas prices.

Philadelphia Brewing Co. was forced to cancel the release of its Harvest from the Hood IPA after city workers mowed down its entire crop of hops.

The Infowars founder lashed out at lawyers during a Connecticut trial that will determine what damages he has to pay families of victims of the school shooting.

The impact of California’s new Office of Gun Violence Prevention could be limited by a U.S. Supreme Court that has taken an expansive view of gun rights.

A recently adopted Department of Veterans Affairs policy providing abortions to veterans and their eligible relatives is legally sound and can continue, the Justice Department said.

Following a chase, Hialeah police forced Lester Machado off the road, then fired into his disabled vehicle 120 times, killing him.

Amy Cooper, who was labeled "Central Park Karen" on social media after the incident, accused Franklin Templeton of unfairly terminating her and of defamation.

Order by Mar-a-Lago special master is the first time Donald Trump’s attorneys have been told to confirm or deny his claims that agents planted evidence or that documents were declassified.