Trump Has Weakened Allies and 'Wrecked U.S. Credibility' Says Warren
Sen. Elizabeth Warren said three years of the Trump presidency has put the country's alliances under "enormous strain."
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The most concerning finding for the People's Republic may not be the world's mixed opinions, but the fact that net changes in perception skewed downward between 2018 and 2019.
HUD Withholds $18 Billion in Disaster Aid From Puerto Rico
The department's choice to withhold the appropriated funds has angered Democrats, who are considering whether Congress may need to make "drastic moves" to force HUD to release the money.
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The New Conquest Classic From Longines is Bold Yet Refined
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What Can a Career in Architecture Do For You?
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EQUIS Accredited Business Schools 2019
It is important to check whether a school is accredited by a credible global accreditation body and meets internationally agreed quality standards. EQUIS gives you that piece of mind.
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Which Global Universities are Leading the Way in 2019?
The world is shrinking and the concept of a "global marketplace" has never been more appreciable. Which universities are best preparing tomorrow’s international thought leaders?
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IG Report Likely to Damage Comey, Frustrate Trump, Pressure Barr Successor
Republicans are hopeful, and Democrats fearful, of what the inspector general will say about the decision to surveil a U.S. citizen linked to Trump's presidential campaign
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The senator claimed without evidence that Ukraine meddled in the 2016 presidential election.
Rose McGowan Says She Has 'Been Unemployed For Almost 5 Years'
The actress, a major figure in the #MeToo movement, said she has been unemployed ever since she started "pushing truth" and "fighting the lies."
Caroll Spinney on Playing Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
The puppeteer behind the beloved 'Sesame Street' characters died Sunday at the age of 85.
Yoko Ono Calls for an End to Gun Violence on Anniversary of Husband's Death
The 86-year-old musician and widow of John Lennon wrote that everyone should imagine living a life of peace.
Trump Has Been 'Undoubtedly Damaged' by Impeachment Hearings: GOP CNN Host
"Republicans were left floundering in their defense of a president who kept admitting to what he was accused of," S.E. Cupp said.
Vice President Pence Dispels Talk About Being Replaced on the 2020 Ticket
Pence told Fox News that he was "not only confident" that he'd be on the 2020 ticket, but that he was also "confident that we're going to win in 2020."
Katie Hill Denies Democrats Asked Her to Resign in NYT Op-Ed
Hill, who resigned last month, wrote that it was her own decision to step down following the scandal involving nude photos of her that were published without her consent.
'Hungry Artist' Eats $120,000 Banana Duct-Taped to a Wall Art Work
Artist David Datuna ate a banana that was part of a work by Maurizio Cattelan at Art Basel Miami. A visitor handed gallery owner Emmanuel Perrotin a new banana to cheer him up.
Pelosi Campaign Selling 'Don't Mess With Nancy' Merchandise
The Pelosi for Congress online store is selling a white crewneck sweatshirt for $39 with "Don't mess with Nancy" written on it.
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Multiple betting websites have announced Drouin's odds at +300, ahead of the second favorite, Miss Universe Philippines, who came in at +500.
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Colombia: The Time is Now
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Malaysia: Focused on the Future
Foreign direct investment in the Asian country has doubled in 2019 due to its strong economic growth, business climate, strategic location, natural resources and rising confidence in its new government. Read more.
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Leaders of Qatar
Qatar is one of the fast-growing regional economies and among the most promising in the MENA region, maintaining balanced growth rates despite various global challenges.
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Botswana: Africa's Jewel for Business
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America's Most Socially Responsible Companies 2020
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'The L Word' Stands For 'Love,' Says Show Star Jennifer Beals
"All of these stories highlight how we are so much more alike than different in our desire to love and to be loved," Jennifer Beals said.
Will Supreme Court Have to Force Trump to Comply With Congress? | Opinion
From 1789 until Trump's inauguration in 2017, federal courts had only considered five cases in which the president claimed executive privilege in response to a congressional subpoena.
Two-thirds of Americans Recognise There's a 'Climate Change Emergency'
"People still don't realise how bad the world's climate and natural environment have become. Misperceptions about climate change and the ecological crisis are all too clear."
Trump's Rollbacks May Make Cars Less Expensive, Raise Fuel Costs
President Donald Trump espoused his new environmental rollbacks concerning the automotive industry today, but consumer advocates say the cost of filling up the gas tank could increase.
Measles Deaths Break 140,000 Worldwide Last Year, Despite Effective Vaccine
140,000 people died worldwide of the measles in 2018 in spite of the existence of effective vaccines against the disease. The highest death toll lay among children under the age of five.
Doctors Condemn CBP Over 'Extreme' Neglect After Video Shows How Teen Died
"I found it really distressing to see a child who has treatable illness, a preventable illness, suffering," said Dr. Marie DeLuca, an emergency physician from New York City.
Airbnb to Ban All 'Open-Invite Parties' as Part of New Guidelines
Airbnb has introduced a new set of guidelines as part of its effort to address safety concerns raised following a series of dangerous incidents at host properties in recent months.
U.S. National Parks Under 'Deep and Immediate Threat' From Invasive Species
Invasive species are now a "huge" issue in national parks and the problem is "far, far worse now" than it was twenty years ago, researchers say.
