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This comes after Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) made the trip last week.

The loan repayment push aims to stabilize the $1.6 trillion federal student debt portfolio and reduce taxpayer burden amid rising delinquency.

‘We have people who are obese who are at the same time malnourished, because the food that we’re eating is not nutrient-dense anymore,’ Kennedy said.

The president offered condolences to those affected by the pope’s death.

The Supreme Court earlier this month blocked a previous order issued by the same judge that reinstated laid-off employees.

The Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation battle did not spark comments—but President Nayib Bukele seemed popular among Salvadorans in the U.S. capital.

Noem ‘was using the cash withdrawal to treat her family to dinner, activities, and Easter gifts,’ a DHS spokesperson said.

Trump joined global figures in honoring Pope Francis, whose death marks the end of a transformative and often controversial papacy.

Approximately 42,000 guests received tickets for the historic Easter Monday celebration.

The U.S. vice president and India’s prime minister are expected to discuss America’s $45.6 billion trade deficit with India.

The State Department said the illegal immigrant was given a bed and furniture of his own in a lower security detention facility in El Salvador.

‘The consultation is taking place at the suggestion of the U.S., and we are currently coordinating details of the schedule and agenda,’ officials said.

The company said the suspension is temporary.

‘The length of due process is not the same under the Alien Enemies Act.,’ he says.

It’s not clear who made the final decision to return the planes to the United States, as neither Boeing nor China’s Xiamen Airlines provided an explanation.

The ACLU’s emergency application challenges Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport illegal immigrants accused of being criminal gang members.

‘I know you have not been feeling great, but it’s good to see you in better health,’ Vance told the pope.

Several hundred foreign students throughout the country have had their visas or legal status revoked.

More than 75,000 workers accepted the buyout program, which was part of efforts to shrink the size of the federal bureaucracy.