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S. Korea-Japan Dispute Threatens N. Korea Peace Talks

A recent South Korea court ruling has stirred anger in Japan just as the U.S. may need them both the most in order to advance peace talks with North Korea.

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Republican Governor: Trump Makes People Into Victims

John Kasich said he "held out the hope for a couple years" that Donald Trump would unify the country, but has now become "convinced he can't."

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Trump Ignores Report Saudi Prince Ordered Jamal Killing

"I have to take a lot of things into consideration," Trump said.

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Pence: Trump Admin Defends the Press on 'World Stage'

"There's no comparison whatsoever between disagreements over decorum at the White House and the imprisonment of the two reporters in Myanmar,” Pence said.

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California Wildfires: More Than 1,000 People Missing

At least 71 people have been killed in a series of fires across the state.

U.S. Household Debt Soars

U.S. debt rose to $13.5 trillion in the last quarter.

Georgia Fight Goes on Despite Abrams Defeat

"I am a constant reminder to them and to myself that I am operating in a system that was not designed for me, not for someone that looks like me,” Nikema Williams said.

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Stormy Daniels: Don’t Want Abortions? Offer Good Sex Ed

People that oppose open and well-rounded sex education she said, “are fueling the very social problems they say they are trying to prevent.”

Opinion

Camp Fire Evacuees Face Bleak Choice—Norovirus or Smoke

A norovirus outbreak has spread across evacuation shelters for the Camp Fire in California as smoke decreases the air quality to hazardous.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Slams Fox News for Criticisms

“That’s exactly why the [Bronx] and Queens sent me here,” Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

World

The Saudi Men Who May Get Death Penalty for Khashoggi

Saudi Arabia is seeking the death penalty for at least five of the 15 men who were in Istanbul when the journalist was killed.

World

Climate Change a Globalist Plot: Brazil Minister

Ernesto Araujo wants to “help Brazil and the world liberate themselves from globalist ideology.”

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What Is Caravan Paranoia?

"These keyboard commandos, these Walmart warriors, they go down to Cabela’s and buy all these s****y looking goods—stuff to make ‘em look good in the mirror," Robert Crooks, who leads militia group the Mountain Minutemen, said.

Tech & Science

First Rain in Centuries Brought Death to This Desert

The new findings could have significant implications for our understanding of how microbial life evolved on Mars (if it ever existed at all).

World

Students Who Didn’t Know Word ‘Trivial’ Want a Regrade

Many of the candidates thought the word meant the same as “significant.”

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Will the Migrant Caravan Stay in Mexico?

While hundreds of Central Americans have reached the Tijuana-San Diego border, Mexico is willing to offer thousands of new jobs to those willing to stay in Mexico legally.

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