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Trump Orders Sensitive Documents Released Per Hannity
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Former congresswoman releases statement decrying gun violence after three workplace shootings occur across the country in less than 24 hours.
U.S. Sanctions Chinese Military Branch
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NJ Governor Tells Sheriff to Resign Over Racist Remarks
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Students: Harvard Law Should Investigate Kavanaugh
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Racism ‘Rife’ at Homeland Security Office: Report
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Beef Recalled After One Death and 17 Others Fall Ill
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Stabbed Right-Wing Candidate Leads Brazilian Polls
The poll results are leading some to believe that the election may leave Brazilians deeply divided.
Syria Blames ‘Israeli Arrogance’ for Killing Russians
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad blamed Israeli “aggression” for recent Russian military deaths. Meanwhile, Hezbollah’s chief said the attack did not affect its rocket arsenal.
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In her new book, "These Truths," Lepore illuminates the direct line between the country’s polarized past and divided present.
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