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The ultra-neoliberal economist obtained 56% of the votes in the runoff election against Peronist Sergio Massa

Nearly half of the 27,000 migrants who have arrived in Denver since November 2022 have received a ticket from the city to travel onward. In New York and Illinois, taxpayer dollars are also being spent on tickets out of town

The endorsement Sunday comes as the former president campaigns on a hard-line immigration agenda that would be far more expansive than the policies he pursued during his first term in the White House

She was married to Jimmy Carter for more than 77 years, and both said she was the more political of the pair

Since the mass shooting at Club Q that killed five people and wounded 17 others in 2022, Colorado Springs has taken steps to reshape itself as inclusive and welcoming

Governor Greg Abbott wants to enact a controversial rule that would allow local authorities to deport anyone suspected of having entered the state illegally

Federal data shows Oregon saw the biggest increase in synthetic opioid deaths since 2019 among states that have reported their numbers

Police said the four killed were ‘innocent’ family members. The statement said the community was grieving in what is another case of domestic violence

The president is accusing the Republican of being ‘determined to destroy American democracy’ and being out for ‘revenge’ and ‘retribution’

The economist and TV panelist — who is the far-right candidate for the presidency of Argentina — ended his campaign by abandoning his chainsaw and tempering his rhetoric and proposals to win over skeptical moderates

At the age of 51, Argentina’s minister of economy — who is the candidate for the center-left coalition in this Sunday’s presidential election — has shown himself to be ideologically adaptable throughout his long career in politics

Even though McCarthy struck a surprising debt deal with Biden earlier this year that set a course to reduce federal deficits by $1.5 trillion over the next decade, a conservative victory, it exists mainly on paper

The map will give new guidance to growers about which flowers, vegetables and shrubs are most likely to thrive in a particular region

Sheltered in a deep, cool habitat far from shore, the reefs in the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary boast a stunning amount of coral coverage

Trump’s campaign has been more aggressive in Iowa than any of the other early-voting states

As the 2024 presidential campaign heats up, experts on extremism fear the threat of politically motivated violence will intensify

Election workers across the country have been besieged by threats, harassment and intimidation since former president Donald Trump and his supporters began spreading false election claims after he lost the 2020 election

Former President Donald Trump’s lead attorney in Georgia said his client opposes the motion and wants the judge to schedule a hearing on the issue

A Swedish hidrofoil vessel barely makes a sound as it glides over a meter (3 feet) above the water

Cinnamon from a manufacturer in Ecuador is the ‘likely source’ of high levels of lead found in recalled pouches of applesauce puree linked to illnesses in at least 34 children

The rule — which was scheduled to go into effect in December — will now be effective Feb. 26. It expands union rights for workers employed by franchisees

The Education Department announced the inquiries on Thursday, calling it part of the Biden administration’s effort to take ‘aggressive action’ against discrimination

A report by the Carbon Tracker research group shows electric transport could save over $100 billion annually in a dozen developing countries

The musician stands as a folk agitator somewhere between Neil Young and Ryan Adams. His music is pure inspiration for wandering hearts

The region’s economic dependence on sectors impacted by climate change is becoming more visible. Still, there are very few companies in Central and South America that have incorporated sustainability into their plans

It splits the deadlines for passing full-year appropriations bills: Jan. 19 for some federal agencies and Feb. 2 for others, creating two dates when there will be a risk of a partial government shutdown