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Justices reject Biden administration’s request to prevent Texas from exercising new border enforcement power

The goal of President Biden’s new program is to keep people from skipping out on their asylum hearings and staying in the country indefinitely.

The bills now head to President Joe Biden's desk to be signed into law.

What we saw in Thursday's state of the union address was U.S. President Joe Biden's re-election strategy — a blueprint for a comeback, as he's down in the polls. It revealed four things about the campaign he intends to fight.

State legislature passes bill restoring criminal penalties following widespread anger over public drug use.

The two likely 2024 opponents are seeking to blame the other’s party for record illegal crossings that are a top concern for voters.

The Republican leader of the US House of Representatives on Tuesday blocked war aid for Ukraine, ignoring President Joe Biden's plea that passing the bill was vital for standing up to "Russian dictator" Vladimir Putin.

The move marks the first time a cabinet secretary is being put on trial by Congress since 1876

Former US president Donald Trump urged Republicans Monday to reject a bipartisan Senate deal trading tough new border security measures for $60 billion in Ukraine funding and other national security priorities.

Lloyd Austin apologized for not disclosing his cancer diagnosis in his first public comments about the secrecy surrounding an extended hospital stay.

Alejandro Mayorkas is accused of failing to enforce immigration laws at the border with Mexico

A bargain in which southern border security would be beefed up in exchange for foreign aid is looking increasingly unlikely

The execution came after heated debate over whether it was constitutional to use nitrogen hypoxia in capital punishment.

Fending off doubts and criticisms, Alabama’s attorney general hailed a new execution method as “humane and effective.”

Matthew P Bergman’s firm has filed cases against Snap, TikTok and others, with a novel argument – that the products are harmful by design

Razor wire is at the center of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's border clash with President Biden

The Lone Star State is fighting multiple legal battles with the federal government amid the migrant invasion at the southern border

Even though immigration and border security matters are generally the purview of the federal government, Abbott has mobilized thousands of National Guard troops and lined the banks of the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass with razor wire to try to block illegal entries.

Republican Mike Rogers requested Austin testify before the committee on Feb. 14.