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"Tariffs are a direct hit to the consumer’s pocketbook. So it’s hard to see how consumers would not be caught in the crossfire," said the vice president of communications and public affairs at the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers.
Kavanaugh Accuser Forced Out of Home Over Death Threats
Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her in the 1980s, has been forced out of her home after receiving death threats, her lawyers say.
Elon Musk Tweets Spark U.S. Criminal Probe Into Tesla
Tesla said "the matter should be quickly resolved."
A Career in Engineering and the importance of ABET
Engineers are some of the most sought after professionals in the world. The key to getting ahead in this field is a good education and a good education means ABET Accreditation. Find out more.
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Ford's Kavanaugh Testimony Could Hurt GOP in Midterms
“Women are energized, they are angry, and they are fed up—and that was before #MeToo."
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Poll: Trump Approval Higher Than Kavanaugh Support
The judge's accuser had thus far refused to testify until the FBI conducts an investigation.
Accuser Reiterates Abuse Claims Against Keith Ellison
"I've been smeared, threatened, isolated from my own party."
Putin Wants Russia's Military To Build Futuristic Arms
Trump administration officials say Russia's military technology could soon surpass that of the U.S.
Trump Castigates Sessions: 'I Have No Attorney General'
Trump, in an interview with Hill.TV, said Sessions wanted to be attorney general, but that he “didn’t see it.”
Poll Puts Beto O'Rourke Ahead of Ted Cruz in Texas
The new poll contrasted with one from a day earlier that showed Ted Cruz with a nine-point lead.
Plane Crashes Into Cars in Sugar Land, Texas
The plane crashed near the intersection of Voss Road and Highway 6.
Trump Doesn't Want to Talk About Manafort Pardon
"As long as he tells the truth it’s a hundred percent," Trump said of Manafort, who has agreed to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller.
Donald Trump Jr. Unleashes Defense of Kavanaugh
One of Donald Trump Jr.'s posts defending Kavanaugh and attacking his accuser was described as "sickening" by a Republican senator.
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Guatemala: Heart of the Mayan World
A land where you'll find everything, except the words to describe it.
Guatemala is know to be the land of forever-spring due its year-round mild climate. Plus distances are short, so it's easy to travel even to the most remote areas. Find out more about why Guatemala is an ideal place to visit for business or pleasure.
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Germany’s lofty goal of switching to renewable energy gets a gritty reality check.
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Researchers investigated why wasps are seen in such a negative light.
Kavanaugh Classmate Describes 'Swimming in Alcohol'
Mark Judge, a former classmate of the Supreme Court nominee, faces scrutiny after he was said to be present during Kavanaugh's alleged sexual assault in the 1980s.
U.S. Slashes Refugee Cap to Historic Low
The Trump administration has announced plans to limit numbers to 30,000 next year.
U.N. Official Fired Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
A United Nations senior adviser accused of a long trail of sexual misconduct against younger male subordinates was fired after almost 15 months of investigation by U.N. officials.
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