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“The United States has no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans,” it said, adding that it continues to identify visa holders who have made such comments.

Miss Major, who has died at 78, helped start San Francisco’s first mobile needle exchange and established a sanctuary for transgender people in Little Rock.

A third of U.S. Jewish people say they don’t feel safe, and two-thirds report seeing antisemitic content online at least once a month, a Washington Post poll finds.

Petros Krommidas went missing at a New York beach five months ago. Because he hasn’t been declared dead, a judge ruled voters should still be able to elect him.

Cody Balmer has pleaded guilty to attempted murder and arson for attacking the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion while Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) and his family slept.

Veterans groups accused The Washington Post of overstating problems with the Department of Veterans Affairs disability compensation system and scapegoating former service members.

Residents of Omaha’s Remington Heights independent and assisted living community are determined to convince Swift to visit for bingo.

Public community colleges are losing millions of dollars in federal funding as the Trump administration redirects money to support the president’s priorities.

He supported America’s war, escaped Afghanistan and started a family in the U.S. Then ICE arrested him. If he is deported, he expects the Taliban to kill him.

With two bodies still missing, many remained outraged by what they perceive as the botched flood response and the prospect of troubled camps reopening.

Travelers in Cleveland, L.A., Phoenix, Seattle and other cities will not see the footage, which blames congressional Democrats for shutdown-related flight delays.