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Attorney General William Barr intends to inform Congress over the weekend about special counsel Robert Mueller’s conclusions in the probe.
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"President Trump likes Chairman Kim and he doesn’t think these sanctions will be necessary," the Sanders said.
Kushner WhatsApp Use Worse Than Clinton Emails: Expert
Jared Kushner's alleged use of WhatsApp for official communication with foreign leaders was dangerous, cybersecurity expert Clint Watts said.
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The absence of “collusion” in special counsel Robert Mueller’s now-completed report, a former federal prosecutor said, “may mean that Mueller was unable to find sufficient evidence to prove that others participated in that conspiracy.”
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How Much Did Mueller’s Completed Probe Cost?
President Donald Trump repeatedly complained about the cost of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. So what was its total cost?
Two U.S. Service Members Killed in Afghanistan
The operation that resulted in the two deaths is under investigation, the NATO Resolute Support Mission in Afghanistan said.
The Yellow Vests Are Back: Calls for Fresh Protests
President Emmanuel Macron told his ministers that French antiterror troops would be mobilized to face the yellow vest protesters.
Syria Rebukes Trump Over Golan Heights
Syria responded to President Donald Trump's call to recognize the Golan Heights as part of Israel, with a Foreign Ministry official reportedly saying Syria is "determined to liberate this precious piece of Syrian national land through any means."
An End to Affirmative Action?
In a renewed push for total meritocracy in college admissions, affirmative action could join legacy admissions in going by the wayside.
Mike Pence Says Venezuelan Leader Maduro ‘Must Go’
Pence wrote in an op-ed: “Maduro continues to stand in the way of Venezuela’s freedom and democracy.”
Climate-Socked Refugees May Migrate to Cooler Havens
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Gabbard Calls for Ban of Weed Killer Linked to Cancer
Countries around the world have taken steps to ban or restrict glyphosate, but there is no federal ban in the U.S. on the chemical compound.
Jordan: 35 Years of NBA Greatness
Not just the king of the court, but the sneaker game too. Celebrate 35 years of NBA greatness with this Special Edition, detailing Michael Jordan’s rise from varsity cut to GOAT.
GLOBAL EDUCATION 2019
‘One size fits all’ teaching is a thing of the past. The nurturing of critical thinking is paramount in today’s global student. Where are the leaders of tomorrow studying?
Morocco: The kingdom enters a new growth phase
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HOW JAPAN IS EMPOWERING WOMEN ON THE GLOBAL STAGE
Empowering women is an integral component of investing human resources, an approach that has helped Japan overcome many challenges over the centuries and allowed its people to flourish. Learn more.
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Florida Teacher Opposes Arming Colleagues With Guns
A state representative asked the teacher if she believed her fellow educators are racist, anti-Semitic and Islamophobic.
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"At this rate, McConnell and Trump could leave few, if any, vacancies open in 2021," the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee said.
U.S. Backs Israel on Syria as Assad Gets More Support
President Donald Trump said it was time to recognize the Golan Heights as part of Israel, a move already rejected by Russia and likely to further isolate the U.S.'s position in the Middle East.
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Trump Blames Media for His Continued Attacks on McCain
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