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ICE to stop using the term ‘illegal alien’ referring to immigrants

Monday, April 19 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) — U.S. immigration enforcement agencies will no longer use the term "illegal alien" in official communications to refer to immigrants in the country, according to two federal government memos distributed on Monday and obtained by ABC News.Immigration and Customs Enforcement as well as... Read More.

Tulsa race massacre and OKC bombing products ‘of the same kind of hatred’: AG Garland

Monday, April 19 by ABC News

(TULSA, Okla.) —In his first trip as the nation's top law enforcement official, Attorney General Merrick Garland visited the sites of two of the worst domestic terrorist attacks in U.S. history -- an effort he said was intended to highlight what happens when racial... Read More.

Attorney General Garland remembers OKC bombing, points to threat of domestic terror

Monday, April 19 by ABC News

(TULSA, Okla.) -- Attorney General Merrick Garland struck a solemn tone in remarks at the Oklahoma City memorial Monday morning as he recognized the lives lost in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building 26 years ago, while drawing a parallel to... Read More.

‘Unbearable’ conditions push Biden administration to close Houston migrant center

Monday, April 19 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The Biden administration over the weekend shuttered a Houston warehouse that housed unaccompanied migrant children following allegations that the nonprofit organization running the site failed to provide adequate living conditions for hundreds of young girls, multiple sources familiar with the matter told... Read More.

A decision to lift the J&J suspension could occur by Friday: Fauci

Sunday, April 18 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) — A decision to lift the suspension of administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine might occur by Friday, White House chief medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday on ABC's "This Week.""But no indication they will stop using it?" "This Week" Co-Anchor Martha... Read More.

Blinken defends Biden’s refugee cap, Afghanistan withdrawal in exclusive interview

Sunday, April 18 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) — In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Secretary of State Antony Blinken defended the Biden administration amid a barrage of criticism from Democratic lawmakers and refugee advocates for maintaining a Trump-era limit on refugee admissions for now.While President Joe Biden pledged to... Read More.

National World War I Memorial unveiled in Washington

Saturday, April 17 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- A flag that's flown over cemeteries in Europe where Americans killed in "The Great War" are buried has been raised again over Pershing Park in Washington, the new home of the National World War I Memorial.Located on Pennsylvania Avenue near the White... Read More.

What the 1st fundraising quarter signals about 2022 Senate map

Saturday, April 17 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The shape of the Senate battlefield next year is still unfolding, with some undecided candidates staying on the sidelines for now, but financial disclosure reports from the first three months of the year could offer a glimpse into the early maneuvering by... Read More.

President Biden urges Senate to ‘step up and act’ on gun reform

Friday, April 16 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden welcomed Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to the White House on Friday, making it the first in-person foreign leader to visit during his presidency."I greatly appreciate the chance to spend time with you in person and to make our... Read More.

Justice Department sues Roger Stone, wife for $2 million in unpaid taxes

Friday, April 16 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The Justice Department has sued former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone and his wife, Nydia, for $2 million dollars in unpaid taxes.The suit alleges that the Stones owe the money through Drake Ventures, an LLC set up by the Stones. The DOJ... Read More.

Pompeos violated federal ethics rules in assigning staff ‘personal’ errands, watchdog finds

Friday, April 16 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and his wife Susan violated the federal government's ethics rules by requesting staff carry out personal favors, according to the State Department inspector general's office.The federal watchdog had been undertaking the investigation of the Pompeos for... Read More.

White House urges Americans to get vaccinated as B-117 variant surpasses 44% of all cases

Friday, April 16 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Just a few days before every adult in the U.S. will become eligible to get a coronavirus vaccine on Monday, the White House stressed how important those shots are to beating back the pandemic -- especially in recent weeks, as the more... Read More.

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ICE to stop using the term ‘illegal alien’ referring to immigrants

Tulsa race massacre and OKC bombing products ‘of the same kind of hatred’: AG Garland

Attorney General Garland remembers OKC bombing, points to threat of domestic terror

‘Unbearable’ conditions push Biden administration to close Houston migrant center

A decision to lift the J&J suspension could occur by Friday: Fauci

Blinken defends Biden’s refugee cap, Afghanistan withdrawal in exclusive interview

National World War I Memorial unveiled in Washington

What the 1st fundraising quarter signals about 2022 Senate map

President Biden urges Senate to ‘step up and act’ on gun reform

Justice Department sues Roger Stone, wife for $2 million in unpaid taxes

Pompeos violated federal ethics rules in assigning staff ‘personal’ errands, watchdog finds

White House urges Americans to get vaccinated as B-117 variant surpasses 44% of all cases

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