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New evidence from Arabia has revealed an alternate migration route out of Africa through the Jordan Rift Valley that early Homo sapiens might have taken.

Plus: The world’s in a bidding war for nurses.

Venezuela’s Socialist government agreed to accept direct repatriations of deportees after talks in Mexico City

Law intended to crack down on illegal immigration is prompting employers to hire more seasonal farmworkers from overseas

Dispersal of people occurred during some of the highest temperatures in the late Pleistocene, which also would have featured higher humidity, the ancient pollen record suggested.

Faced with an unprecedented staffing crisis, some hospitals are turning to a captive workforce

Lawmakers have until mid-November to reach agreements on contentious spending and policy issues

The latest in a stream of bottlenecks at the border crossings add to manufacturer concerns over shifting their supply chains

The cap is the target for how many refugees the United States aims to admit from around the world in any given year, but it doesn't necessarily mean the U.S....

With less than four months until the Iowa caucuses officially jumpstart the GOP nomination process, the pressure is building on Trump's rivals to show they...