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Putin Travels to the Balkans to Oppose NATO Membership
Shortly before his visit to the region, President Vladimir Putin accused the U.S. of destabilizing the Balkans.
Kristen Bell on 'The Good Place' and 'Veronica Mars'
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Donald Trump's Low Approval Rating Bodes Badly for 2020
Trump’s high ratings among conservatives “make it unlikely that he will be denied the Republican presidential nomination in 2020."
Russian Start-Up Plans to Put Giant Billboards in Space
The company has proposed using a formation of tiny satellites known as CubeSats, which will orbit the Earth at an altitude of around 280 miles
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American 9/11 Survivor Killed in Kenya Terror Attack
Jason Spindler, a survivor of 9/11, died in al-Shabab’s attack on a hotel complex in Nairobi, Kenya.
Kirsten Gillibrand: How Good Are Her 2020 Chances?
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Trump Said He Believed Putin About Election Meddling
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The Innovators: Meet The Creative Class of 2019
We’re saluting innovators who are developing creative solutions to the myriad problems that face our world—pollution, economic disparity, discrimination, over-farming and more. These men and women aren’t just bringing new ideas to market—they’re shifting how institutions, industries, and entire governments do business.