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The 'loophole' Michigan Republicans could use to sidestep the Democratic governor on voting laws
The business community has sharply criticized the package of mostly restrictive bills championed by GOP lawmakers.
Florida nurse accused of threatening to kill VP Kamala Harris
Niviane Petit Phelps made the threats in a series of videos sent to her husband in prison, according to a Secret Service complaint.
Biden promised 200M shots in his first 100 days. Track the progress.
NBC News is tracking the progress made and the time that's left to meet the administration's goal.
Justice Department sues Trump ally Roger Stone, alleging millions in unpaid taxes
Stone, a well-known GOP political operative, served as a campaign adviser to Trump.
U.S. has new intel that Manafort friend Kilimnik gave Trump campaign data to Russia
Paul Manafort was chair of the Trump campaign for part of 2016. Kilimnik had worked for him in Ukraine. U.S. officials say Kilimnik is a Russian spy.
Cuba's Raul Castro confirms he's stepping down, says he's 'fulfilled his mission'
Castro said Friday he's handing power to a younger generation that is "full of passion and anti-imperialist spirit." Analysts believe, though, he'll remain the most influential figure.
Hundreds of CEOs take united stand against restrictive voting laws
Ken Chenault, former American Express CEO, helped organize business leaders from companies including Target, Starbucks and Bank of America to sign a statement against what they call “discriminatory legislation” that impacts the right to vote.
White House says Biden will allow more refugees after Democrats blasted announcement of sharp limits
The president had said in February he would raise the limit from 15,000 to 62,500 for this year.
State Department watchdog says Pompeo, wife violated ethics rule
Official asked staff to do personal tasks such as making restaurant reservations, shopping, caring for dog, but won't face disciplinary measures.
'Shameful,' 'unacceptable and unconscionable': Biden faces blowback from Democrats over refugee cap
The White House said in a new statement Friday afternoon that Biden's "directive today has been the subject of some confusion."
Hard-right Republicans forming new caucus to protect 'Anglo-Saxon political traditions'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is said to be involved with the effort.
'I think of it all the time': Capitol riot survivors reflect 100 days later
Portraits of some of the people who experienced the attack inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6., including Chuck Schumer and Sen. Mitt Romney.