UN Agency: US-Mexico Border Is World's Deadliest Land Crossing for Migrants

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Biden Touts $9B Student Loan Relief After Pandemic Repayment Pause Ends

President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced another $9 billion in student debt relief through improvements to existing programs, a move that will affect 125,000 Americans, and which he touted as leading to economic improvement

US Officials in Mexico to Discuss Fentanyl, Human Migration

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Biden to Argue for Continued Funding for Ukraine

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Biden to Argue for Continued Funding for Ukraine

With Congress having ditched provisions for further funding for Ukraine, President Joe Biden said he would be delivering a “major speech” to try to persuade the American people to continue supporting Ukraine in its defense against Russia

Earth’s September Temperatures 'Mind-Blowing,' Scientists Say

After a summer of record-smashing heat, warming somehow got even worse in September as Earth set a new mark for how far above normal temperatures were, the European climate agency reported Thursday

Elite Pilots Prepare for Prestigious Gas Balloon Race

It's been 15 years since the world's elite gas balloon pilots have gathered in the United States for a race with roots that stretch back more than a century

Biden's Dog Removed From White House After Biting Incidents

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ChatGPT Enters Education Sphere — Can It Help Students?

In less than a year, ChatGPT — the AI-powered chatbot — has altered the way people use and abuse artificial intelligence

US Warns China Cost for Blockading Taiwan to Be 'Very High'

The United States is casting doubt on China’s willingness to launch a blockade of Taiwan as part of any effort by Beijing to take the island by force

US Shoots Down Turkish Drone Over Syria

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UN Calls for Reform of US Justice System to Combat Systemic Racism

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Updated Curbs on Chip Tools to China Nearly Finalized, US Agency Says

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Marion Police Chief Resignation Not Enough, Raided Newspaper Owner and Lawyer Say

The Kansas police chief who led a widely condemned raid on a small-town newspaper resigned earlier this week after body cam footage revealed him rifling through files about himself

Taliban, Rights Groups Decry Pakistan's Decision to Evict Afghan Immigrants

Afghanistan's Taliban Wednesday urged Pakistan to review its plans to expel Afghan immigrants, rejecting charges the displaced community is involved in the security problems facing the neighboring country