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The suit says Kentucky’s near-total prohibition against abortion violates the plaintiff’s rights to privacy and self-determination under the state constitution

Judges agree with prosecutors that Trump’s often-incendiary comments about participants in the case can have a damaging practical impact

Sickle cell is most common among Black people and one in 365 Black babies are born with the disease nationally

Ethan Crumbley, 17, will be locked up with no chance for parole for killing four fellow students and wounding others at Michigan’s Oxford High School in 2021

CNN said that it would host a Jan. 10 debate at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, and another on Jan. 21 at Saint Anselm College in Goffstown, New Hampshire, three days after the ABC event

The FDA has declared all such products illegal. Elf Bar, a small, colorful vaping device is the No. 1 choice among teenagers

The two countries signed an agreement to monitor foreign investment and supply chains for illegal activity

The unemployment rate dropped from 3.9% to 3.7%, not far above a five-decade low of 3.4% in April. Still, the job market is gradually decelerating along the lines that Fed officials have wanted to see

At stake are not only whether people with disabilities get vital resources for housing, schools or program benefits but whether they are counted accurately in the first place

No injuries or arrests were reported as the planned four days of protests begin

The Spanish government has spoken to the U.S. ambassador about its concern regarding the hostile actions, which are not expected between two allies

The University of Pennsylvania’s president said she should have gone further to condemn hate against Jewish students

Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed Washington’s support for Guyana’s sovereignty in a conversation with the country’s president, Mohamed Irfaan Ali

The cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will have an increase of 3.2% next year. More than 71 million Americans will be benefited

Trump himself is scheduled to take the stand Monday, for a second time. The former president said outside the courtroom that the trial is ‘a political witch hunt. This is meant to influence an election’

The Nobel Peace Prize winner talks to EL PAÍS about the last 40 years of democracy in Argentina and what matters most to him in this regard: the future

The lawsuit is believed to be the first time since the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision last year that a woman anywhere in the country has asked a court to approve an immediate abortion

Lino Antonio Rojas and Yudith Pérez returned to the island in November after a two-year journey that took them to Russia, Serbia, Greece, Turkey and Nicaragua as the goal of crossing the U.S. border became more distant every day

It’s the latest health policy pitch from a White House gearing up to make its efforts to tackle drug prices a central theme in next year’s reelection campaign

Republicans demand tougher border policies with Mexico in exchange for supporting funding to Kyiv

The two candidates are trying to halt the former UN ambassador’s rise in the polls

The attack just before noon sent police swarming onto the campus, which is just a couple of miles from the world-famous Las Vegas Strip

The attacks were the country’s 42nd mass killings this year. It was unclear what, if any, relationship the man had to the victims

Dozens of lawsuits citing the provision to keep Trump from running again for president have been filed across the country this year. None have succeeded, but the Colorado case is seen as among the most significant

Biden said Republicans ‘are playing chicken with our national security,’ and added that ‘any disruption in our ability to supply Ukraine clearly strengthen’s Putin’s position’