Emily Czachor

The House Speaker's comments came after the U.S. recorded almost 19,000 unaccompanied migrant children traveling across the southern border in March.

Spain's Ministry of Culture deemed the artwork unfit to export this week, given its potential value if linked to the commemorated Italian painter.

The president is expected to announce a series of directives related to gun control later this week, as the U.S. confronts an increasing incidence of gun violence nationwide.

The State Department said it will resume a federal aid program supporting economic development and humanitarian assistance in Palestine.

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo previously described Trump-era taxes on Chinese exports as "effective" and noted that tariffs on steel and aluminum boosted domestic employment in those industries on Wednesday.

The company announced on Tuesday that it aims to develop a pilot training program in which at least half of all trainees are women and people of color.

The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office will not charge any of the three Detroit police officers involved in the shooting.

The 28-year-old Illinois resident was arrested Wednesday on charges of cyberstalking and wire fraud.

A spokesperson for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs described U.S. racism as "a systemic and persistent existence."

"Beautiful Things," a memoir written by President Joe Biden's second son, was released on Tuesday.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport reported a surge of travelers during Easter weekend, as it continues to see passengers arrive in increasing numbers.

Local officials in rural Florida oppose the state Senate's plan to consolidate and close certain prison buildings over the course of the upcoming year.

Arkansas state legislators can override the governor's veto through a simple majority vote. Hutchinson said he expects them to do so after announcing his decision to reject the bill on Monday.

Reporters, environmental advocates and lawmakers have long tried to call attention to structural deficiencies at the reservoir, which currently threatens to empty millions of gallons of contaminated wastewater into Florida's Manatee County.

Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam, was originally barred from using both Facebook and Instagram in May of 2019. His Twitter account remains active.

The transportation secretary defended the proposal, describing it as the "biggest investment in American job creation" introduced since World War II, during an appearance on ABC News' 'This Week.'

Protesters demonstrated on Sunday morning to have the Florida prison evacuated as toxic water threatens to flood the area.

President Joe Biden's son discussed the controversy surrounding his involvement in Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings during a recent CBS News interview that aired on Sunday.

"This man is a grifter, he's a con artist and he's cruel," said Taylor of the former president, responding to news of the Trump campaign's recurring payment setup that collected thousands from some donors last year.

Major League Baseball announced its decision to relocate this summer's All-Star Game from its scheduled location in Atlanta on Friday, in a gesture of opposition against Georgia's new voting laws.

The president's $2 trillion infrastructure bill proposes $80 billion in funding to improve national railroad services. An Amtrak spokesperson told Newsweek that the company would be willing to expand rail lines into South Dakota if the state expressed interest.

Neither students nor the deer were injured as a result of the crash, which took place early Thursday morning in central Virginia.

A Thursday court decision will allow the city to remove two monuments depicting Confederate military generals, including the statue of Robert E. Lee that was at the center of a deadly rally in 2017.

Jesse Johnson, a Las Cruces firefighter and beekeeper, successfully removed thousands of bees from inside a local resident's car before moving them to his own property on Sunday.

Authorities reportedly confirmed that none of the cargo material posed health threats after the accident took place on Wednesday.

In a Wednesday decision, the court ruled that Evers acted outside of his authority when he extended Wisconsin's mask mandate past its original expiration date last year.

Conspiracy theorists defended the Florida congressman after reports surfaced detailing his involvement in a federal sex trafficking investigation on Tuesday.

U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona on Tuesday announced an expansion of the federal effort to provide relief to student loan borrowers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The incident trails a series of similar hateful and violent acts targeting Asian American people across the U.S. recently.

"President Biden is committed to putting human rights back at the center of American foreign policy, and that's a commitment that I, and the entire Department of State, take very seriously," said the secretary of state on Tuesday.