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Congressional approval of the resolution is a crucial first step by Democrats toward enacting President Joe Biden's domestic agenda.

Hospitals in Mississippi are running out of ICU beds as health systems in the state struggle to cope with an influx of mostly unvaccinated Covid-19 patients. NBC News’ Ellison Barber explains how rising Covid-19 patients are impacting health workers. 

State Sen. Otoniel “Tony” Navarrete, a Phoenix Democrat, was charged with multiple counts of sexual conduct with a minor.

Speaking Spanish in public and "shockingly arbitrary" traffic stops disproportionately expose Latinos to unfair border patrol scrutiny, according to the ACLU of Michigan.

A farmworker found the bodies of a boy and a girl at a ranch in Mexico. The girl had been stabbed 12 times, and the boy was stabbed 17 times, officials said.

Gary Stephen Maynard is suspected in several fires set near the Dixie Fire in California, but he is not accused in that massive wildland fire.

Both districts said masking will help keep students and staff safe and slow the spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus.

Michele Annette Avan's death was a "senseless act of violence," said Los Angeles County's top prosecutor.

Professional paintball players said Jessica Maiolo's message, which some perceived as anti-vaccination and fatphobic, doesn't represent the larger paintball community.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar and 13 colleagues asked the State Department what steps it is taking to support LGBTQ asylum-seekers.

California’s monstrous Dixie Fire has torched nearly 500,000 acres and is now threatening more than 16,000 homes as weather conditions worsen.