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The merits of talking with the United States are being debated in Iranian media after recent comments by the foreign minister.

A preliminary injunction hearing regarding the new state House redistricting map that was scheduled to begin Thursday in federal court has been pushed back at least a week -- if not longer -- after the presiding judge exhibited covid-19 symptoms following exposure to the virus.

A preliminary injunction hearing regarding the new state House redistricting map that was scheduled to begin Thursday in federal court has been pushed back at least a week -- if not longer -- after the presiding judge exhibited covid-19 symptoms following exposure to the virus.

The Texas Secretary of State tells NBC 5 that some of the issues seen recently with mail-in ballot applications are improving.

The new state voting law is effective for the upcoming March 1 party primary elections.

Ukraine gave up its nuclear arms in 1994 after others pledged to come to its defense if needed. The promise should be kept.

A US court awarded $240,000 to the family of Otto Warmbier, the student who died after being held in North Korea for allegedly removing a propaganda banner from his hotel.

In Texas, the major city most likely to first pass an ordinance allowing foreign nationals to vote would be Austin, the state’s capital.

The Russian government is serving up a diplomatic food fight with the U.S. and hitting a surprising target: the stomachs of its top diplomats. 

The new law, which Democrats decried as an attempt to suppress the votes of minority...