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Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the U.S. laid out a “a serious diplomatic path forward” should Russia choose against invading Ukraine.

NYPD officers Wilbert Mora and Jason Rivera died from a shooting that came as they responded to a domestic disturbance call in Manhattan.

Build Back Better may still include changes to the $10,000 SALT limit, despite reports the measure may be out.

“We cannot look past the strain on our health systems and substantial number of deaths,” Dr. Rochelle Walensky said.

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring, NBC News reported, giving President Joe Biden a crucial opportunity to replace the liberal justice.

Over 80 House and Senate members wrote a letter to the president urging his administration to release the memo outlining his authority to cancel student debt.

With the launch of the P50 Pro and P50 Pocket, Huawei is backing its consumer business despite plunging market share as a result of continuing U.S. sanctions.

The CEOs of General Motors, Ford and Microsoft are expected to say publicly why they support the social safety net bill currently stalled in the Senate.

Biden’s remarks reflect a growing consensus among NATO allies that any conflict in Ukraine is unlikely to be confined to a small area or a short window of time.

We’ll have to spend an extra $3.5 trillion a year on physical assets for energy and land-use systems, says a new McKinsey report.

Very few borrowers will get their debt cleared from the Navient settlement. For everyone else, there are some options to ease the burden of hefty loan payments.

The Fox News reporter, Peter Doocy, had asked President Biden if inflation was a political liability to him or an asset.

Pharmacies and health centers around the country have begun distributing the first of the 400 million N95 masks the White House is sending out to combat the fast-spreading omicron variant of COVID-19.

Before President Joe Biden was certified as the election winner, Donald Trump pressured Georgia’s secretary of state to find enough votes to reverse that win.

As the U.S. economy has rebounded, more aid to Americans will likely be scaled down. Here’s what proposals could still get passed by Congress.

President Biden is considering sending U.S. troops to Eastern Europe amid the rapidly deteriorating security situation on Ukraine’s border with Russia.

The State Department also ordered eligible family members of personnel at its embassy in Kyiv to leave the country due to the deteriorating security conditions.

“We’ve given Russia two paths. There’s a path of diplomacy and dialogue… But there’s also a path of its renewed aggression and massive consequences,” Blinken said.

The enhanced child tax credit abruptly ended in December after Democrats failed to pass the Build Back Better agenda. Families are feeling the loss.

When news broke that one of the largest student loan servicers was erasing the debt for thousands of borrowers, many asked: “Am I one of them?” It’s unlikely.