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The president of the United States, Joe Biden, has shown his willingness to provide federal aid to the families of people affected by the Trinity nuclear test in 1945, which served as a test for the bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. “I am willing to help in terms of personally making sure that these people are cared for,” President Biden said during an event in the state

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) is calling for President Joe Biden to put action behind his words that offered support for nuclear test victims. Biden was asked about compensating those affected by government nuclear testing while speaking in Belen, New Mexico, at a wind tower factory on Wednesday. He said, "I’m prepared to help in terms of making sure that those folks are taken care of." The

Donald Trump is testing the resilience of his evangelical support in Iowa, a key constituency that could solidify – or slow – his march to the Republican presidential nomination. The former president’s latest comments on abortion, in which he called Florida’s six-week ban a “terrible mistake” and declined to offer a clear view on a federal ban, are being closely scrutinized by his rivals and

The Biden administration, looking ahead to a possible winter surge of Covid-19, announced on Wednesday that it was reviving its program of offering Americans free coronavirus tests through the mail and would spend more than $600 million to buy tests from a dozen domestic manufacturers. The website for the program, covidtests.gov, will begin accepting orders on Monday, and households will be