Biden administration

U.S. airlines are suing the Biden administration over a new rule to make certain fees easier to find

By Associated Press

The rule requires better disclosure of fees on baggage and changing or canceling a reservation. The airlines say the new rule will confuse consumers by giving them too much information during the ticket-buying process.

U.S. says Israel’s use of U.S. arms likely violated international law, but evidence is incomplete

By Ellen Knickmeyer, Aamer Madhani, Matthew Lee, Associated Press

The Biden administration says Israel's use of U.S-provided weapons in Gaza likely violated international humanitarian law. But the administration says wartime conditions in the Palestinian territory prevented U.S. officials from determining that for certain in specific airstrikes.

Biden administration indefinitely delays potential ban on menthol cigarettes

By Matthew Perrone, Zeke Miller, Associated Press

The announcement is another setback for Food and Drug Administration officials, who drafted the ban and predicted it would prevent hundreds of thousands of smoking-related deaths over 40 years.

Environmentalists protest Biden administration approval of huge oil export terminal off Texas coast

By Matthew Daly, Associated Press

Environmentalists have called the move a betrayal of President Joe Biden's climate agenda and say it would lead to planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to nearly 90 coal-fired power plants.

Biden administration will lend $1.5 billion to restart Michigan nuclear power plant, a first in the U.S.

By Ed White, Associated Press

The federal government will provide a $1.5 billion loan to restart a nuclear power plant in southwestern Michigan. Officials say it would be the first nuclear power plant to be reopened in the U.S.

WATCH: Top former generals say planning failures of Biden administration drove chaotic fall of Kabul

By Tara Copp, Associated Press

The final two weeks of the U.S. presence was marred by a deadly Abbey Gate suicide bombing in Kabul that took the lives of 13 service members.

WATCH: White House holds briefing as the Pentagon announces $300 million in weapons for Ukraine

By Tara Copp, Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press

It's the Pentagon's first announced security package for Ukraine since December, when it acknowledged it was out of replenishment funds. It wasn't until recent days that officials publicly acknowledged they weren't just out of replenishment funds, but $10 billion overdrawn.

Federal program that permits limited number of asylum-seekers from 4 countries upheld by judge

By Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press

The policy allows up to 30,000 asylum-seekers into the U.S. each month from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela combined.

Program that allows 30,000 migrants from 4 countries into the U.S. each month upheld by judge

By Associated Press

The ruling Friday came in response to a lawsuit from Republican-leaning states that argued the humanitarian parole program "created a shadow immigration system."…

Biden’s backing for Haiti’s unpopular leader digs U.S. into deeper foreign policy hole

By Joshua Goodman, Associated Press

When Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry filled the void left by the assassination of the country's president in 2021, he did so over the protest of wide segments of the population but with the full-throated support of the Biden administration.