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Each home is 64 square feet and includes two beds, heat, air conditioning, windows and a small desk.

"Is there a different standard? I guess one could conclude that," the Michigan governor told Politico on Thursday.

The state notified police about the allegations after the unnamed aide declined to file an official report, according to the governor's acting counsel.

There is concern that the White House is not doing enough to rebrand and sell his accomplishment politically in south Florida and beyond.

The Pentagon approved National Guard troops' extended deployment in Washington, D.C., earlier this week.

President Joe Biden will sign the American Rescue Plan a day earlier than expected, giving the Treasury Department the go-ahead to start sending out payments.

A spokesperson for the territory's governor said they'd be "more than happy" to send the congresswoman a book about the island's history.

Shiite Islam, including Grand Ayatollah Ali al Sistani and his millions of followers around the world, are important to the future of coexistence in the Middle East and across the world.

"It's absolutely devastating the amount of damage that it's done worldwide, especially to the poor," Bhattacharya told Newsweek.

U.S. reproductive health policy has been dominated in recent years by a far-right ideology out of touch with the beliefs and sentiments of most Americans. It's time to bring it back into alignment.

"The vast majority of Americans believe in universal background checks," Kinzinger wrote in a Thursday tweet. "As a gun owner myself, I firmly support the Second Amendment but I also believe we have to be willing to make some changes for the greater good."

Biden's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services will be confirmed after a rocky confirmation process.

More and more Americans have realized that cannabis' criminalization has been deeply racist from the beginning.

A recall election won't be scheduled until the signatures are verified by state officials.

"A Million Little Things" Season 5 is the last of the ABC primetime dramas to return to our screens.

President Joe Biden is expected to sign the $1.9 trillion relief package on Friday, and stimulus payments could start going out this month.

Senator Ron Johnson said he would not get vaccinated as he believes a previous COVID infection provides him with "the best immunity possible."

Th numbers reflect a stark difference from January, when video lottery sales plunged to under $1 million.

"There are things that I am sorry for. Things that I did say, that I should not have said them the way I said them," said the 'Clueless' actress.

The congresswoman said the bill dismisses key protections against use of taxpayer money to fund abortions and other measures related to the virus.

Fully vaccinated people who have been around a person infected with COVID-19 do not need to stay away from others.

As a lifelong Republican, I urge congressional Republicans to support the measure as a step toward bolstering the safety and security of our elections.

"We promised the people in this community a long time ago that we would be driven by the data and the doctors, and we're going to make good on that promise for however long we can," Austin Mayor Steve Adler said Thursday.

Opponents to the proposed bill have called it an attack on First Amendment rights and a bid to quell protests against police brutality and racial injustice.

The pensive statuette featuring the former president in a lotus pose comes in sizes of either 6 or 18 inches tall.