Venezuela Avoids War for Now With Talks, but John Bolton Is Still Fighting
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said the talks had a “peaceful agenda,” but national security adviser John Bolton said “his exit” was “the only real solution.”
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Immigrants Forgoing Food and Medical Care in Fear of Trump’s Visa Plan
One in seven immigrants avoided public benefit programs in 2018 out of fear of risking future green card status, the Urban Institute found in a report out Wednesday morning.
Pete Buttigieg Explains How Serving in Afghanistan Helped His 2020 Rise
“Even for an exceptional country like us, it is not true as a matter of course that anything that appears to make America better off is the right thing to do,” the presidential candidate told Newsweek.
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin Are Working to Weaken Europe, Official Says
Both Trump and Putin have worked to weaken the European Union, one high-level official said.
What are the leading global business schools of 2019?
Business schools offer more than just certification—they nurture the leaders of tomorrow. But which schools, in which countries, are producing graduates that will transform our world?
Law Firms: Fighting for a Noble Cause
Attorneys are an essential component of modern American society. But who leads the field?
Guatemala: The Heart of the Mayan World
A trip to Guatemala is an invitation to immerse yourself in history, culture, tradition, and romance.
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Judge Rules Deutsche Bank Can Hand Over Trump’s Financial Records
Trump’s attorneys tried to argue that subpoenas for his records should be quashed.
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Mnuchin Says China is Footing Tariff Bill but Research Shows Otherwise
One paper found tariffs are costing U.S. consumers and businesses $3 billion per month in added tax costs.
Trade War Between U.S. and China Could Take Six Months Before Having Impact
St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard suggested Beijing should accept Washington’s demands to resolve the diplomatic impasse.
Ukraine Says Eight Soldiers Were Captured by Russian-Backed Fighters
An estimated 13,000 people have died in the fighting in eastern Ukraine.
House Passes Resolution Officially Recognizing FGM as Rights Violation
“We’re sending a clear message that every girl, no matter where she’s born, has a right to live free of violence,” said Representative Lois Frankel, speaking of female genital mutilation.
Barr Argues Trump Admin Isn’t ‘Lawless’ Because Top Court Upheld Travel Ban
“Some say this proves that the Trump administration is lawless. Not surprisingly, I disagree,” Attorney General William Barr said while addressing the American Law Institute.
Indonesia Riots: U.S. Embassy in Jakarta Warns Citizens of Deadly Clashes
At least six people were killed and more than 200 injured as demonstrators contested President Joko Widodo's re-election.
Swastika Graffiti Found Inside U.K. Parliament Offices: ‘Sickening’
The Nazi symbol was etched into the inside door of an elevator in a parliamentary building.
Trump May Ban Chinese Video Surveillance Company Hikvision: Report
Economic pressure on the company comes as the trade battle between the U.S. and China continues to escalate.
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Elton John: The Music and Magic
Say goodbye to a half-century on the yellow brick road with this new Special Edition, including exclusive photos from Elton’s epic career.
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Abortion Rights Advocates Say Nationwide Protests Were Only the Beginning
“Lawmakers need to listen to all of those grass-roots activists out in the streets yesterday, because they will most certainly be voting come November,” said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women.
‘Iran Is a Cancer’: Senator John Kennedy Says Threat From Tehran Remains
“I hope that the Iranian people demand better leadership, but we'll have to wait and see,” the senator told Fox News.
$20 Bill Featuring Harriet Tubman Is Now Being Pushed Back
The redesigned bill was supposed to be unveiled next year but has been delayed until 2028.
Beto O'Rourke: U.S. Should Make ‘Serious, Sober Decision’ to Impeach Trump
“It's the only way that we're going to get to the facts necessary to have that accountability and justice,” the Democratic presidential candidate said.
Will Donald Trump Jr. Run for President? First Son Lands MAGA Book Deal
"Right now, I'll never rule anything out," Trump Jr. told Fox News host Sean Hannity in March when asked if he planned to run.
Trump's Golf Trips Cost $12.7 Million Less Than All of Obama's WH Travel
The amount of money American taxpayers have paid to support President Donald Trump's golf habit highlights a disconnect between his gibes against President Barack Obama for "playing golf all day," and Trump's own conduct while president.
Starbucks Accused of Exposing Customers to Potentially Deadly Pesticide
The coffee giant dismissed suggestions its use of the chemical near food could have harmed customers as an attempt to “incite public fear.”
Women Think Better in Warmer Rooms, Study Suggests
“We show that the battle for the thermostat is not just about the comfort,” a co-author of the study told Newsweek.
