At the Commerce Department, Lutnick, who was CEO at the investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald, will oversee 50,000 employees
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report 14 cases across the country earlier this month
Close ties to leaders and investments key to Riyadh's approach
District Judge Tanya Chutkan says there are legitimate questions about Musk's authority but no evidence of grave legal harm that would justify a temporary restraining order
Tuesday's signing follows up on a campaign pledge
Louis DeJoy’s tenure marked by pandemic, surges in mail-in ballots and plan to modernize operations
US officials tell VOA that 13 flights have brought more than 120 'high-threat' migrants and about 50 nonviolent migrants to the naval station in Cuba, where they await deportation
Analysts say US boycott could benefit other big powers, such as Russia and China, whose foreign ministers will be attending
Top US diplomat says both sides will need to make concessions to halt three-year conflict
The 80-year-old Native American activist, who maintains his innocence, was released to home confinement after nearly 50 years in prison
Critics say that, with access, someone could erase recipients’ earnings records, making it impossible for them to collect government benefits
Ukrainian military says it shot down 103 Russian drones
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