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Nations should be cutting emissions to meet Paris agreement, says Michel Forst after year-long inquiry

A pair of border security bills would bolster Customs and Border Protection and redirect billions for new Internal Revenue Service agents toward Homeland Security.

A pair of border security bills would bolster Customs and Border Protection and redirect billions for new Internal Revenue Service agents toward Homeland Security.

Congress has to pass another spending bill by Friday to again prevent a partial government shutdown, but leaders of both chambers still disagree on proper spending levels.

The Ohio Republican is pushing for legislation to crack down on violent illegal immigrants after a Venezuelan migrant was charged this week with the shocking murder of a Georgia nursing student.

Politicians and candidates from across the political spectrum in Montana are seizing upon the crisis on the southern border in the lead up to the November election.

Since Joe Biden has entered office, a record 8.6 million illegal immigrants, that we know of, have entered our country illegally. The Biden Administration has embraced open-border policies, causing a

OLYMPIA- A new bill preventing individuals from escaping justice for crimes committed on tribal lands by fleeing into Washington state jurisdiction has passed the Senate with a vote of 45-4.

Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso criticized both Texas and the Biden administration over the border issue.

Republican candidates running for the nomination for Western North Carolina's congressional seat establish their positions on key issues.