Trump Chides South Korea Over Defense Spending as North Launches Missiles
President Donald Trump appeared to criticize South Korea during a Florida rally shortly before North Korea launched two more missiles.
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Donald Trump Jr. Subpoenaed by GOP-Led Committee Over Trump Tower, Russia
The subpoena was the first to target a member of the president’s family.
House Judiciary Cites William Barr for Contempt of Congress
“We are now in a constitutional crisis,” said House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler.
Russia and Syria’s Final Assault on Idlib ‘Will Be a Disaster,’ Says Medic
Regime airstrikes have pounded Syria’s Idlib province, with clashes reported between government and rebel ground forces.
ZENITH'S DEFY INVENTOR IS REVOLUTIONIZING MECHANICAL WATCHMAKING
The new Zenith Defy Inventor showcases the groundbreaking Zenith Oscillator control system, which replaces the traditional sprung balance that’s been the standard for over three centuries.
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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Nancy Pelosi Agrees: America Is in a Constitutional Crisis
“Every day, they are advertising their obstruction of justice by ignoring subpoenas and by declaring that people shouldn’t come and speak to Congress," the House speaker said about the Trump administration.
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2019 Border Apprehensions Break 10-Year Record ‘Only Seven Months In’
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost called for greater “consequences” for migrants caught crossing into the U.S. outside of designated ports of entry.
Putin Shows Off Russia’s Military Might
“Collective resistance to the bearers of deadly ideas is crucial once again," the Russian president said in Moscow’s Red Square, where military parades commemorated the country’s victory against the Nazis during World War II.
Marco Rubio Warns U.S. Military Intervention in Venezuela 'Always' Option
Florida senator says U.S. military action in Venezuela is "always" an option, citing the unstable presence of drug cartels, Marxist militant organizations and "hundreds" of Russian military advisers in the South American nation.
Giuliani Furthers Unfounded Claims About Anti-Trump Conspiracy in Ukraine
Rudy Giuliani, who says the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine conspired with George Soros against President Donald Trump, has met regularly with Ukraine's prosecutor general in recent months.
Ancient Climate Change in South America Caused Populations to Plummet
The global climate underwent “such rapid and unpredictable change that it limited the ability of some people to adapt quickly enough,” a new study argues.
Second Jewish Man Assaulted in Brooklyn in Matter of Days
The two men were attacked less than a mile apart, and the New York Police Department announced an 82 percent increase in anti-Semitic hate crimes.
One in Five Republicans Sees Multiethnic Society as Negative
A Pew Research Center survey found 77 percent of Democrats considered a multiethnic society a positive.
Monkeys 'Pumped' with HIV Vaccine for Days Are Better Protected
There is currently no effective human vaccine for HIV.
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J.R.R. Tolkien: Inside the Mastermind of Middle-Earth
Nearly a century ago, J.R.R. Tolkien introduced readers to the world of Middle-Earth, capturing the hearts and minds of generations to come. Explore the man behind The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings in this new Special Edition: J.R.R. Tolkien!
Namibia: Africa’s Economic Gateway
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Trump Says U.S. Underestimated Venezuela’s ‘Tough Cookie’ Maduro: Report
The president is reportedly frustrated with national security adviser John Bolton's overconfidence about toppling Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro.
California Provides Guidance on How To Teach Kids Transgender, LGBTQ Topics
The California State Board of Education passed a sweeping overhaul of its health education guidance, which mostly relates to the topics of nutrition, staying active and confronting the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. However, it’s the sex-related issues that drew the most attention.
Denver Votes to Decriminalize Magic Mushrooms
"This is what happens when a small team of dedicated and passionate people unite under a single idea to create change," said Kevin Matthews, the director of the Decriminalize Denver.
Women Share Photos of What They Looked Like Two Days After Giving Birth
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'Art of the Deal' Co-author Would Like to Rename the Book 'The Sociopath'
"He has no conscience, he has no guilt," Tony Schwartz said.
Australian $50 Bill Has a Typo—And it Took Months for Someone to Spot It
The banknotes say "responsibilty" instead of "responsibility."
Trump Jokes About Shooting Migrants at the Border at Florida Rally
"Shoot em'!" a crowd member suggested at a Florida rally after President Donald Trump asked how the U.S. can stop migrants arriving at the border.
Jewish Brexit Party Candidate's Factory Daubed With Giant Swastika Graffiti
Lance Forman found his factory vandalized when he returned to London from a business trip.
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