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‘It was beautiful before the ’60s—before the devil came,' one Cuban woman, who was imprisoned by the regime for nearly a decade, told The Epoch Times.

Spanberger won 57 percent of the vote in the Nov. 4 election, while Republican Winsome Earle-Sears received 42 percent.

Education officials said the suspension is meant to allow more time to implement student loan payment reforms.

More than 10,000 images generated by xAI between Christmas and New Year’s show people wearing little clothing, with some appearing to be children, said Bonta.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner called Minnesota ground zero for fraud and corruption.

Several state and federal bills aimed at curbing social media use and relying less on ed-tech products are in play.

As long as protesters are not obstructing the agents from performing their duties, they cannot be detained or tear gassed, the ruling states.

The proposal, which would allow Democrats to redraw the state’s congressional maps, will now go to voters in a referendum.

Several European nations have deployed small numbers of soldiers to the Danish territory as part of a mission intended to boost security in the Arctic region.

The president made the remarks as U.S. and Danish officials discuss the future of the world’s largest island.

According to a recent report, institutional investment is concentrated in Sun Belt and Southwest metros.

The U.S. commerce secretary said he expects TSMC to double its presence in the U.S. and the industry to build out ‘giant semiconductor industrial parks.’

Louisiana’s attempt to extradite Dr. Rémy Coeytaux is the second time it has sought to enforce its abortion ban against an out-of-state doctor.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled that Khalil could not be granted relief from federal courts until his deportation process concluded.

‘Advanced chips absolutely shift military advantage,’ House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Brian Mast said.