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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.
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The Canadian prime minister has suggested that ongoing negotiations with the U.S. over trade will continue.
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Construction is reportedly underway on a partially "see-through" border wall in El Paso, Texas.
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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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The organization said Hungary's “Stop Soros law” infringed on its freedom of expression and association.
Major Buildings to Dim Their Lights for Gender Equality
New York's Empire State Building will be among 20 iconic towers around the globe to cut their lights by half on Monday or Tuesday night.
High-Speed Rail, Self-Driving Cars Coming: Sec. Chao
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Dallas Police Officer Fired After Fatal Shooting
Amber Guyger was charged with manslaughter, but more charges could be added.
'Innovative' Alzheimer's Drugs Could Be Trialed Soon
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Mark Judge's Ex-Girlfriend Speaks Out
Elizabeth Rasor disputes Judge's claims that he and Brett Kavanaugh never engaged in any "horseplay" with women during high school.
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Officials warned that areas outside of flooding zones could be cut off from emergency responders if roads flood.
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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."
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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"The nomination must be withdrawn," said Avenatti, amid evidence he claimed to have of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh having plied women with drugs and alcohol while in high school.
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