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Company stated its intention to make change in January, saying it was policy to adjust names when they have been updated in official government sources
Adam Boehler says Mohammed Shia Al Sudani 'should be fired' if Israeli-Russian doctoral student is not released
El Salvador offers to hold US convicted criminals in its new mega-prison
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, supported by several agencies, conducts 'enhanced targeted operations to preserve public safety and national security'
Sixty-day ceasefire brokered by the US and France was signed on November 27
Administration says it will 'co-operate with its regional partners to eliminate the Houthis’ capabilities and operations'
Orders ran the gamut from wind turbines to working from home, and there are reportedly more to come.
Announcement follows reported detention of opposition figure
New sanctions name Public Joint Stock Company Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas, both major players in Russian oil production
President-elect has expressed support for permanent residency for international students graduating from US universities but also backed halving number of green cards issued
Republican president-elect received about 45 per cent support among Latino voters - a 13-point increase from 2020
President-elect says former Arkansas governor will work 'tirelessly' to bring peace to the Middle East
Special counsel Jack Smith asks for time to 'assess this unprecedented circumstance' in first convicted felon elected to the presidency
Swing states of Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia fall to Republicans as party wins Senate majority
Democratic presidential candidate calls scale of death and destruction in Gaza and Lebanon 'devastating'