Trump, Pelosi Back Into Respective Corners on Shutdown
With the House speaker and the president vowing not to give in, the House and Senate will take diverging paths this week on spending legislation.
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China Vows to 'Take Action' Against U.S. and Canada
China promises response if Washington pushes forward with its demand for the extradition of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou, who was detained in Canada in December.
Agalarov Cancels U.S. Tour Reportedly to Avoid Mueller
Emin Agalarov, the Moscow-based pop singer who helped initiate the 2016 Trump Tower meeting, is a person of interest in the special counsel’s Russia investigation.
Ex-Trump Executive: Pelosi 'Far Superior' Deal-Maker
Former Trump Organization Vice President Barbara Res told MSNBC that the president has certainly met his match.
The New Catalyst for Creativity
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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.
How innovation is transforming a nation
It all began with a master innovator. The UAE's founding father, Sheikh Zayed, was a man with big ideas, open to new methods and peoples. Today the country masters Blockchain, hosts 200 nationalities and ranks first in innovation in the Arab World.
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SCOTUS Allows Trump's Transgender Military Ban
The Supreme Court has lifted nationwide injunctions that prohibited the administration's policy from taking effect.
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Ex-U.S. Marine Held on Spying Charges 'Was Set Up'
Paul Whelan was denied bail at a Moscow court hearing on Tuesday.
Trump Drew Up White House Enemies List, Book Claims
The president wanted to "get rid of all the snakes," former Trump aide Cliff Sims says in his new book.
France Summons Italian Envoy Over Migration Accusations
In an inflammatory rally, populist Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio of Italy blamed France for the migration of Africans to Europe and demanded that the European Union impose sanctions on the country.
Putin 'Had Something' on Trump, Senator Alleges
“Lying to the American people may not be itself breaking the law, but if it’s part of a conspiracy, part of aiding and abetting other illicit actions, we need to see the full special counsel report and all that he knows,” Democratic Richard Blumenthal said.
Kamala Harris Says She Won’t Take Corporate PAC Money
The California senator is running for the Democratic nomination in 2020 to be America’s next president.
Xi Jinping: China Facing Struggle Amid Trump Trade War
The Chinese president warned "many domestic and foreign forces" are trying to "cultivate opponents of the government."
France, Germany One Step Closer to 'European Army'
At the same time, the French government assured its population it would never cede the once-disputed Alsace-Lorraine territory to Germany, nor would locals be forced to speak German.
Chris Brown Held in Paris After Rape Allegation
Police acted after a woman alleged she was raped by the singer in his hotel last week.
The Best Summer Camps and How They Can Benefit Your Kids
When parents are looking for the right camp for their child, they have a lot of questions. How do I find the right camp? Is my child old enough for overnight camp? How do I know the staff is qualified? Find out what you need to know about your kids and camp.
LEADING INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS 2019
International Schools are unique in the way that they confer a unique global outlook in minds of their students. Which ones would give your children the best educational grounding?
WHY CHOOSE A PRIVATE EDUCATION FOR YOUR CHILD?
Did you know that nearly a quarter of all schools in the U.S. are private? They are clearly an investment that yields real dividends for you child. Find out more.
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Oscars 2019: Biggest Snubs and Surprises
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Sharpton Questions Trump's 'Secret' MLK Memorial Visit
“I honestly don’t believe [Trump and Pence] intended to do anything for Dr. King’s birthday," the Reverend Al Sharpton said.
U.S. Has Largest Number of College-Educated Immigrants
There are around 14.7 million immigrants aged 25 and up with a postsecondary diploma or degree in the U.S.
Tom Brady Favorite to Win Fifth Super Bowl MVP Crown
Bookmakers have the New England quarterback at even odds to win an unprecedented fifth Super Bowl MVP award.
Migrants Do Not Bring 'Exotic' Diseases: WHO Report
World Health Organization dispels the falsehood that irregular migrants and refugees spread sickness among host communities in Europe.
World’s Biggest Ocean Sinkhole Has Plastic at Bottom
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This Is What Clutter Does to Your Brain and Body
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Chris Brown Held in Paris After Rape Allegation
Police acted after a woman alleged she was raped by the singer in his hotel last week.
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