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Republicans rejected the Democrats’ proposal as ‘a ridiculous Christmas list’ of demands.

The deal between the United States and 32 African nations has been renewed until the end of the year, despite strained relations with South Africa and Nigeria.

In Arizona, the Freedom from Indoctrination Act is expected to go to a public referendum, the Goldwater Institute said.

Homeopathic practitioner Gabrielle Traub said she saw firsthand how homeopathy can help those suffering from addiction.

U.S. employers announced more than 108,000 job cuts in January, while hiring plans fell to the lowest level on record.

The governor aims to spend his political capital to see guardrails put on the pervasive and rapidly expanding tech before leaving office in a year.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said the number of serious injuries linked to the devices had risen to 860.

The platform is aimed at providing Americans access to drugs at reduced prices.

The U.S. embassy said the deployment shows Washington’s ‘unwavering commitment to Haiti’s security, stability, and brighter future.’

‘This is smarter enforcement, not less,’ the border czar said.

Stephen Miran’s resignation came as some Democratic members of the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee urged him to step down.

Tax filing season started late last month and will end on April 15.

‘We don’t need another bad, tragic ending,’ the Arizona lawman said of the case involving Nancy Guthrie, missing since Sunday.

The two leaders met for nearly two hours at the White House.

The administration halted visas to people from 75 nations last month due to the risk of immigrants becoming dependent on government welfare.