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Trump directed his administration to try to detain asylum-seeking families together, following a furor over border separations.

The surge of retiring baby boomers is reshaping the U.S. into a country with fewer workers to support the elderly, census figures show.

Federal authorities have subpoenaed the publisher of the National Enquirer for records as part of a criminal probe of Michael Cohen.

The White House plans to propose merging the Labor and Education departments as part of a reorganization of the federal government.

German auto makers have thrown their support behind a proposal to scrap all import tariffs for cars between the EU and the U.S.

Nine states rolled out a plan to push ambitious goals for sales of environmentally friendly automobiles.

Bloomberg plans to spend $80 million on political campaigns this year, largely in an effort to help Democrats win control of the House.

The Catholic Church said it found an allegation of sexual abuse against a former archbishop of Washington, D.C., to be credible.

Robert Wilkie was officially nominated to head the VA, the White House said.

Yemeni forces captured the airport of a key port city from Houthi rebels.

Canada legalized recreational marijuana use, beginning in mid-October.

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June 21, 2018 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)

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