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To avoid deportation, undocumented immigrants forgo Medicaid for their American children

By Ashley Lopez, KUT

Under the proposed change, if family members receive government services — even if those family members are citizens — it would ding the applicants’ chances of approval for permanent residency.

U.S. approves marijuana-based drug for seizures

By Matthew Perrone, Associated Press

The Food and Drug Administration approved the medication from GW Pharmaceuticals on Monday to treat two rare forms of childhood epilepsy. It's a milestone that could spur more research into a drug that remains illegal under federal law.

Supreme Court justices rule for Texas redistricting plans

By Mark Sherman, Associated Press

The Supreme Court is upholding Texas' use of electoral districts that a lower court struck down as racially discriminatory.

Supreme Court won’t hear North Carolina districting dispute

By Associated Press

The Supreme Court is choosing not to take on a new case on partisan redistricting for now. Instead, the justices are sending a dispute over North Carolina's heavily Republican congressional districting map back to a lower court for more work.

Harley-Davidson, stung by tariffs, shifts some production overseas

By Associated Press

Harley-Davidson, up against spiraling costs from tariffs, will begin to shift the production of motorcycles headed for Europe from the U.S. to factories overseas.

Hours before polls open, Trump to stump for South Carolina governor

By Meg Kinnard, Associated Press

As he fights for his political life, Gov. Henry McMaster could be getting a big boost on Monday as the two-week sprint to South Carolina's primary runoff comes to an end.

AP fact check: Trump’s mixed signals on immigration, North Korea

By Hope Yen, Christopher Rugaber, Associated Press

The president's comments capped a dizzying week of questionable claims, non-sequiturs and outright misstatements amid fallout over his treatment of refugees crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Here's a closer look at Trump's statements.

U.S. prosecutors cancel Stormy Daniels meeting in Michael Cohen probe

By Michael Balsamo, Catherine Lucey, Associated Press

As part of their investigation into Trump's longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, prosecutors have been examining the $130,000 payment that was made to Daniels as part of a confidentiality agreement days before the 2016 presidential election.

Turkey: Erdogan claims victory in presidential election

By Associated Press

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared victory after unofficial election returns Sunday showed him with enough votes to serve another term that carries new executive powers.