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The United States said Wednesday it will start letting Israelis visit without visas after concluding its ally reduced discrimination against Arab Americans, an assessment rejected by some lawmakers and activists.
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US presidential hopefuls prepared Wednesday for the second 2024 Republican primary debate, with runaway frontrunner Donald Trump once again reducing the event to a sideshow after refusing to take part.
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Biden Shows Support For Auto Workers By Joining Michigan Picket Line
The US president supports the workers' strike to get higher wage increases.
Amazon Is Sued By US Government And 17 States For Illegal Monopoly
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US States Relax Child Labor Laws Amid Rise In Illegal Work
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US Govt Contractor Charged With Spying For Ethiopia
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US Allows Venezuelans To Live And Work In The Country To Ease Migrant Crisis
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Biden Launches 'Climate Corps' For Green Jobs
US President Joe Biden launched a new "Climate Corps" on Wednesday to help young people get green jobs, as he tries to sell voters on his plans for a clean energy economy.
US Attorney General Denies Political Influence On Prosecutions
US Attorney General Merrick Garland strongly denied Wednesday that politics steered his investigative decisions, pushing back on Republican allegations that he has "weaponized" the Justice Department against President Joe Biden's top rival Donald Trump.
US Government At Rising Risk Of Shutdown With Congress In Deadlock
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Five Americans Freed By Iran Arrive Near Washington: US Official
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Missing F-35B Debris Field Found in Rural South Carolina
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Biden Backs US Auto Workers, Saying Profits Should Be Shared 'Fairly'
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US President Joe Biden said Wednesday he was "not focused" on an impeachment inquiry announced a day earlier by Republican lawmakers, as his White House blasted "baseless" allegations of wrongdoing.
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A top senator on Tuesday urged the United States to impose sanctions on Azerbaijan's leader, accusing him of starting a campaign of "genocide" against an ethnic Armenian enclave, charges rejected by Baku.
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