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President Joe Biden said that the U.S. economy was growing “because we welcome immigrants” and that other countries were held back economically by anti-immigration policies.

The protests provoked debates about how leaders should enforce laws without infringing on speech. A University of Texas at Austin freshman told NBC News that “hell broke loose” as she was arrested.

The incident occurred Sunday in the Boca Inlet, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said.

Players with open field speed, like the former Bears QB, could have special new roles.

No arrests have been announced. The Fort Worth police chief called the shooting “stupid,” saying he is sickened by the violence.

The change came a day after the General Conference removed its long-standing ban on ordaining “self-avowed practicing homosexuals” or appointing them as ministers.

For people with no family history of colon cancer or other risk factors Swedish researchers found that screening every 15 years was still protective.

The H5N1 virus isn’t spreading among people, but scientists are on guard about the outbreak that's infecting dairy cows across the U.S.

The superintendent’s resignation follows an investigation into the student’s removal, which sparked nationwide backlash.

Companies that have made strides in cultivated meat technology said Florida’s law stifles innovation in a space that is becoming competitive globally

Heather Pressdee was sentenced Thursday to three consecutive life sentences for the first-degree murder charges and up to 760 years for multiple counts of criminal intent to commit murder.