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Incredible Images Reveal Renaissance Shipwreck
“In Portugal, this is the most important find of all time,” said project director Jorge Freire.
Detroit Officer Fired Over Racist Snapchat Post
"His racist, offensive comments calling Detroit citizens 'zoo animals' is beyond the pale," Detroit Coalition Against Police Brutality spokesman Kenneth Reed said.
Francisco Next Up if Rosenstein Leaves Post
The deputy attorney general is reportedly expected to leave his position, which would leave Solicitor General Noel Francisco next in line to take over the special counsel's investigation.
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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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Kavanaugh: I Was a Virgin in High School
Kavanaugh is facing two allegations of sexual assault, neither involving intercourse, which may derail his nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Republicans Are Slowly Warming To Climate Change
Polls show a partisan divide on climate change. But there’s more agreement than you think.
How Global Warming Is Turbocharging Monster Storms
The frequency of more potent storms is growing, but the storms are also slowing down in speed, inundating the ground below.
Ford Says She Did 'Civic Duty' in Reporting Kavanaugh
The college professor is expected to testify Thursday about an alleged assault perpetrated by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh when they were in high school.
Mattis: U.S. Troops to Remain in Syria for Stability
American forces will remain in Syria to provide training to local forces in order to ensure stability within the region, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told reporters.
Will Trump and Trudeau Make a NAFTA Deal?
The Canadian prime minister has suggested that ongoing negotiations with the U.S. over trade will continue.
Is Donald Trump's Border Wall Already Being Built?
Construction is reportedly underway on a partially "see-through" border wall in El Paso, Texas.
Dallas Police Officer Fired After Fatal Shooting
Amber Guyger was charged with manslaughter, but more charges could be added.
Open Society Foundations Sues Hungary Over Soros Law
The organization said Hungary's “Stop Soros law” infringed on its freedom of expression and association.
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Guatemala: Heart of the Mayan World
A land where you'll find everything, except the words to describe it.
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Gronk Threatened to Retire When Pats Proposed Trade
The Patriots had opened talks with the Lions and were ready to trade the five-time Pro Bowler.
Cocaine Worth $18 Million Found in Banana Shipment
Officials discovered 540 separate packages of cocaine hidden among the fruit.
Experts: Economy Crashes Before Trump's First Term Ends
Financial experts pointed to several ominous economic indicators of how the next crash could be "worse than the Great Depression."
Michael Kors in Talks to Buy Versace
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NASA Satellite to Monitor Earth’s Vast Frozen Landscape
The satellite was successfully launched from California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Avenatti Claims Proof of Kavanaugh's Sexual Misconduct
"The nomination must be withdrawn," said Avenatti, amid evidence he claimed to have of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh having plied women with drugs and alcohol while in high school.
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