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Immigrants hold flags while waiting for a naturalization ceremony to become U.S. citizens at the district office of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on January 28

Immigration agency adds ‘respect’ and ‘welcome’ to mission statement after Trump-era controversy

By Geneva Sands, CNN US Citizenship and Immigration Services changed its mission statement again, four years after the Trump administration removed the phrase “nation of immigrants” from the agency’s statement, a move that prompted backlash from immigrant rights groups and others. Under the Biden administration, the agency is taking a different approach, using words like

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The Biden administration believes it has until the end of February to salvage the Iran nuclear agreement

Biden administration believes it has until end of month to salvage Iran nuclear deal

By Kylie Atwood, CNN The Biden administration believes it has until the end of February to salvage the Iran nuclear agreement, otherwise the US will have to change tack and launch aggressive efforts to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, according to three administration officials. “This session is the critical one,” a senior administration

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A message board on Interstate 10 on December 24

US roadway deaths rise at a record pace

By Gregory Wallace and Pete Muntean, CNN The most dangerous way to travel in the United States became even more deadly during the coronavirus pandemic. Roadway deaths soared at the highest rate in recorded history. Road safety advocates say the numbers match their experience along Maryland Route 210, a six-lane, largely straight stretch with busy

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Stacey Abrams apologizes for maskless photos with schoolchildren

By Veronica Stracqualursi, CNN Democratic candidate for Georgia governor Stacey Abrams apologized Tuesday for not wearing a mask when she posed for photos with masked schoolchildren last week, after she received intense backlash from political opponents. “Protocols matter, and protecting our kids is the most important thing, and anything that can be perceived as undermining

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