WASHINGTON — Fired African American election officials in Georgia have backed U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland’s move to sue the state…
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The White House is expected to fall short of its goal for 70 percent of U.S. adults to have received…
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Rebels in Ethiopia’s Tigray region have rejected a unilateral ceasefire declared by the central government on June 28,…
After making history as the first woman of color elected to the executive branch — and amid speculation she may…
WASHINGTON — When Georgia surprised many by choosing both Democratic Party candidates in the dual run-off elections for its two Senate…
After launching his administration by enacting one of the top wish list items for U.S. environmentalists, Republican critics argued President…
West Virginia wants a 28-mile long tourist railroad to prime fishing territory. Ohio needs to do something about a Cincinnati interstate bridge…
After calling for a wealth tax on billionaires and a levy on stock trades, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is stirring…
WASHINGTON — Cui Tiankai, China’s longest-serving ambassador to the United States, confirmed on June 22 that he would be leaving Washington…
Laura Smalley’s voice crackles and comes to life. It is 1941, and she is talking in her native Hempstead, Texas,…