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J Street backs a bipartisan attempt to block a $23 billion arms sale to the United Arab Emirates.
"So arrogant that he’s not with us here today to answer questions,” Ossoff said of no-show Republican Sen. David Perdue.
Trump's attorney had no mask when he asked a witness beside him at a hearing if she would be comfortable removing hers.
The deputy’s condition has not yet been made public.
Anyone who underwent a “rapid” finger-prick blood test at the location is also being asked to contact the FBI.
The Republican governor's motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging election results called the complaints “outlandish.”
If confirmed, Becerra will be the first Latino to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.
Alex Azar referred to "Vice President Joe Biden" as he defended Donald Trump's maskless behavior.
Officials are trying to determine the cause of the illness. So far, patients have tested negative for COVID-19.
Dr. Moncef Slaoui said everyone should remain "very cautious and vigilant" as COVID-19 continues to ravage the country.
The senator, who "adamantly" opposes Black Lives Matter, set critics off with her Georgia Senate debate performance.
