The Justice Department has abandoned its lawsuit against John Bolton, former President Donald Trump’s onetime national security adviser, over his book that officials argued disclosed classified information… Read more
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US ends Trump-era asylum rules for victims fleeing violence
The U.S. government has put an end to two Trump administration policies that made it harder for Central American immigrants fleeing violence to qualify for asylum… Read more
COVID-19 cases delay long-awaited Royal Caribbean cruise
Royal Caribbean International is postponing for nearly a month one of the highly anticipated first sailings from the U.S. since the pandemic began because eight crew members tested positive… Read more
Hours after 4 killed in Chicago, 5 more hurt in shooting
Five people standing outside on Chicago’s West Side were shot in a violent end to a day that began with a mass shooting on the city’s South Side… Read more
After enrollment dips, public schools hope for fall rebound
As many parents across the U.S. weigh the same concerns, school districts that lost enrollment during the pandemic are looking anxiously to the fall… Read more
Southwest still struggling with flight delays, cancellations
Passengers on Southwest Airlines continued to deal with canceled flights and delays Wednesday, as the airline tried to recover from technological problems that started earlier this week… Read more
N Korea’s Kim looks much thinner, causing health speculation
Kim’s health matters in Seoul, Washington, Tokyo and other world capitals because he hasn’t publicly anointed a successor who would control an advancing nuclear program targeting the United States and its allies… Read more
‘Two great powers’: Biden, Putin plunge into hours of talks
With stern expressions and polite words before the cameras, President Joe Biden and Russia’s Vladimir Putin plunged into hours of face-to-face talks Wednesday … Read more
Want a job? Employers say: Talk to the computer
More job-seekers, including some professionals, may soon have to accept impersonal online interviews where they never talk to another human being… Read more
More evidence suggests COVID-19 was in US by Christmas 2019
A new analysis of blood samples from 24,000 Americans taken early last year is the latest and largest study to suggest that the new coronavirus popped up in the U.S. in December 2019 … Read more
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Lawyer: US drops lawsuit, grand jury probe over Bolton book
The Justice Department has abandoned its lawsuit against John Bolton, former President Donald Trump’s onetime national security adviser, over his book that officials argued disclosed classified information… Continue Reading
US ends Trump-era asylum rules for victims fleeing violence
The U.S. government has put an end to two Trump administration policies that made it harder for Central American immigrants fleeing violence to qualify for asylum… Continue Reading
COVID-19 cases delay long-awaited Royal Caribbean cruise
Royal Caribbean International is postponing for nearly a month one of the highly anticipated first sailings from the U.S. since the pandemic began because eight crew members tested positive… Continue Reading
Hours after 4 killed in Chicago, 5 more hurt in shooting
Five people standing outside on Chicago’s West Side were shot in a violent end to a day that began with a mass shooting on the city’s South Side… Continue Reading
After enrollment dips, public schools hope for fall rebound
As many parents across the U.S. weigh the same concerns, school districts that lost enrollment during the pandemic are looking anxiously to the fall… Continue Reading
Southwest still struggling with flight delays, cancellations
Passengers on Southwest Airlines continued to deal with canceled flights and delays Wednesday, as the airline tried to recover from technological problems that started earlier this week… Continue Reading
N Korea’s Kim looks much thinner, causing health speculation
Kim’s health matters in Seoul, Washington, Tokyo and other world capitals because he hasn’t publicly anointed a successor who would control an advancing nuclear program targeting the United States and its allies… Continue Reading
‘Two great powers’: Biden, Putin plunge into hours of talks
With stern expressions and polite words before the cameras, President Joe Biden and Russia’s Vladimir Putin plunged into hours of face-to-face talks Wednesday … Continue Reading
Want a job? Employers say: Talk to the computer
More job-seekers, including some professionals, may soon have to accept impersonal online interviews where they never talk to another human being… Continue Reading
More evidence suggests COVID-19 was in US by Christmas 2019
A new analysis of blood samples from 24,000 Americans taken early last year is the latest and largest study to suggest that the new coronavirus popped up in the U.S. in December 2019 … Continue Reading