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U.S. policymakers have spent trillions of dollars to mitigate the effects of Covid-19. But the answer to preventing the next pandemic altogether lies elsewhere.

Deaths from coronavirus are rising as vaccines fail to reach elderly and vulnerable.

Concern over increased military presence triggered call for talks.

He was 39 when Johnson made him attorney general in 1967, the second youngest ever.

The state’s now-repealed police Bill of Rights covers due process for officers accused of misconduct.

NEW YORK — Leading mayoral candidate Andrew Yang responded to mounting criticism Saturday over remarks he made during his presidential campaign last year about abortion, when he said he fully supports women’s reproductive rights but cautioned fellow…

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The Texas Republican said the news was “terrifying” and the prognosis “very bad.”

"If the Senate were to get the bill to the floor, I think it'll pass," Clyburn said Saturday on MSNBC.

“California treats some comparable secular activities more favorably than at-home religious exercise," the majority opinion said.

Never mind “owning the libs.” The meme rapper pushed one button and the right did his publicity for him.

How a rare area of bipartisan agreement could help NASA's bottom line

The Biden administration wants to bring housing costs in line with people’s incomes. But skepticism among housing advocates and potential resistance from key lawmakers is threatening to create new obstacles.

‘Kacey Montagu’ posed as a reporter for the fictitious WHN and managed to fool real correspondents — and even the new Biden administration.

Jennifer Davis, a career Foreign Service officer, is returning to her previous role but will “aggressively appeal this decision.”

The board reviewing his case has overturned Facebook’s content takedowns in almost every decision so far. But the ex-president poses special challenges.

The board has forced Facebook to reinstate content it had removed in five cases and upheld Facebook’s decision in one.

Roberta Jacobson will leave the administration as it continues to struggle with high numbers of migrants at the southern border.

For the sophomore Florida Republican, the House probe is only the latest threat to his political future.

Safety experts lauded Doug Parker's nomination, pointing to his track record policing workplace Covid-19 risks at the state level.

The "immediate steps" ordered by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin include new plans to track veterans who join militant groups.

It's not clear how long FDA might take to review Pfizer-BioNTech's new request

“He believes that’s a decision Justice Breyer will make when he decides it’s time to no longer serve on the Supreme Court,” press secretary Jen Psaki said.

The union says it plans to challenge the results of the election.

Indirect talks between the United States and Iran on restoring the 2015 deal are expected to resume next week.

Like Diana, the dashing Greek-Danish aristocrat—for all his later missteps—was the kind of outsider that an insular British institution needed.

Whether or not Derek Chauvin is convicted, George Floyd’s death revealed another deep policing problem: the failure of fellow officers to intervene.

The president is adopting a more aggressive strategy to promote civil rights, but there's only so much he can do from the White House.

The leaders and reprobates in Congress might get the headlines, but the real story lies in its boring, unimpressive middle.