App becomes main portal to U.S. asylum system under Biden policy
Tens of thousands of increasingly frustrated migrants are vying for a limited number of spots to enter the U.S.
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1 in 5 adults say they've had a family member killed by a gun, study finds
People of color were more likely to have experienced gun violence, according to the study.
Al Jaffee, famed Mad magazine cartoonist, dies at age 102
For decades, virtually every issue of Mad featured new material by Jaffee. His collected "Fold-Ins" filled a four-volume box set published in 2011.
Imam stabbed while leading prayer service at New Jersey mosque
The alleged attacker was subdued by congregants. He faces an attempted murder charge and several weapons charges.
Scammers ramp up activity as tax deadline approaches
Amy Nofiziger, a fraud expert for AARP, says that as the deadline approaches, scammers, "know that we're stressed and that it's going to be easy manipulating us."
NASCAR indefinitely suspends driver Cody Ware after arrest
Ware, 27, was arrested on charges of assault on a female and assault by strangulation inflicting serious injury, according to the Iredell County Sheriff's Office.
Americans racked up record credit card debt in February
American consumers paid down a substantial portion of credit-card debt in the pandemic, but have now reversed themselves.
Biden signs bill ending COVID-19 national emergency
The White House had previously voiced its opposition to the bill.
California, Massachusetts begin stockpiling abortion pill
California secured about two million pills, while Massachusetts purchased about 15,000.
Biden administration doesn't know extent of Pentagon document leak
NSC spokesman John Kirby said the administration doesn't know whether the national security threat has been contained.
Senate Democrats push Roberts to investigate Clarence Thomas' trips
Senators said the Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing in the coming days about the "need to restore confidence in the Supreme Court's ethical standards."
U.S. deems jailed Wall Street Journal reporter "wrongfully detained" in Russia
The State Department has formally determined that a Wall Street Journal reporter arrested in Russia on espionage charges has been "wrongfully detained."
Mom of 6-year-old boy who shot his Virginia teacher indicted
Deja Taylor, the mother of a 6-year-old boy who is accused of shooting his teacher at his Virginia school, is facing criminal charges following a grand jury indictment.
Reinstated Tennessee state representative returns to House floor
Justin Jones and fellow Democrat Justin Pearson, who are both Black, were expelled by a Republican supermajority last week.
Average credit card interest rate hits record high
With average APR near 21%, now is the time to pay off credit card debt as it becomes costlier to carry.
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