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Since his firing, Comey has done little to hide his discontent with the direction that the President is taking the country.
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Texas Homeowner Association Threatens Family Over Sign
“He was very hostile,” the homeowner said of the homeowner association's president. “This is truly a shock, that they became so angry.”
Joe Scarborough Predicts Trump Won't Seek Re-election
"He didn’t think he was going to be elected president."
Second Proud Boys Arrest Made After NYC Street Brawl
The men’s arrests were for their involvement in the October 12 fight caught on camera in which Proud Boys members were seen ganging up on anti-racist protesters to kick and punch them.
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Khashoggi Death Highlights U.S. College's Saudi Ties
University of New Haven helps Saudi police college train a ‘next generation of security professionals.'
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World's Best Hospitals 2019
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Jamal Khashoggi on ‘Reformist’ Saudi Crown Prince MBS
Mohammed bin Salman “wants to enjoy the fruits of First World modernity and Silicon Valley and cinemas and everything, but at the same time he wants also to rule like how his grandfather ruled Saudi Arabia,” Khashoggi said.
Bolton Wants Trump to End Missile Treaty With Russia
The U.S. and Russia accused each other of violating the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty—and John Bolton wanted out.
Saudi King May Turn On Crown Prince Over Khashoggi Case
King Salman entrusted his son with running Saudi Arabia, but that may change with mounting evidence that the crown prince was involved in the death of a journalist.
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With their deep attachment to the spirit of the land, Mongolia’s nomadic herders continue to live as they have for centuries. French photographer Frédéric Lagrange documents their lives in his new book, “Mongolia.”
Brazil's Far-Right Bolsonaro Leads by Double Digits
Bolsonaro’s popularity has grown dramatically since the first round of voting took place on October 7. Prior to that, he was predicted to narrowly lose to his opponent in the expected event of a run-off.
Economists Predict Recession Will Hit Within Two Years
The chance of a recession within the next year is only 28 percent, and the chance that the U.S. faces an economic downturn in the next three years is higher than 80 percent, one tracker found.
Glimpse of Hope for Most Deadly Infectious Disease
Drug resistance threatens recent gains against the disease—but research shows there's reason to be optimistic.
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Two doses of the vaccine protected mice, rats and rabbits against inhalational anthrax and pneumonic plague.
Huge Cosmic Explosions May Be More Common Than Thought
Researchers have identified a direct relative of the first source to emit gravitational waves and light simultaneously.
Trump Administration Is an ‘Outlaw Regime,’ Iran Says
The U.S. announced on Tuesday new sanctions against Iran Tractor Manufacturing, the largest tractor manufacturer in the Middle East, and Iran’s Mobarakeh Steel Company, the largest steel producer in the region.
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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.