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Attorney General William Barr's Actions Are 'Remarkably Not Normal,' Legal Historian Says
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Joe Biden Says He'd Be 'Most Progressive President' in U.S. History
He accused the Vermont senator of having "never gotten anything done" in his lengthy political career.
Giuliani Criticizes Bloomberg for Backtracking on 'Stop-and-Frisk'
"What is this stuff that he's condemning stop-and-frisk?" Trump's personal lawyer asked.
Buttigieg Responds to Limbaugh's Controversial 'Gay Guy' Remark
Buttigieg responded to the conservative talk show host's comments claiming the former mayor can never be president because he has been "kissing his husband" on the debate stages.
Cotton Accuses China of 'Lying' About Coronavirus: It May've Come From Lab
"The situation is very grave in part because...China was lying from the beginning, and they're still lying today," the Arkansas senator said.
AOC Calls For New York Bail Reform To Be Given Time At Re-election Launch
The New York representative said people needed to "slow down a bit" on criticising changes to bail rules in the state that sparked controversy.
Orange County Police Will Not Help ICE With Immigration Arrests
Santa Ana Police Department and Orange County Sheriff's Department told local news it would not support or participate in ICE enforcement of immigration laws.
Bernie Sanders Beats Donald Trump and Democrats on Character, Empathy: Poll
The Vermont senator came 14 points ahead of the president when voters were asked if they admired their characters.
Baseball Community Remembers the Late All-Star Tony Fernandez
"He influenced my life in a positive way. He made everyone around him better," said former teammate Todd Stottlemyre.
Conservative CNN Host Compares Bernie Sanders' Electability to Trump
"There are parallels between the Never-Trump concerns and the growing concerns of Never-Sanders Democrats," S.E. Cupp said.
China's Hubei Province Orders Citizens to Stay Home Amid Coronavirus
Once every three days, a person from each household will be permitted to leave their town to buy supplies, according to the rules.
George Conway Says Anticipating Whims of Trump Is 'Key to Survival'
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Republicans' Impeachment Witness Says Ouster of Vindman, Sondland 'Legal'
Former E.U. Ambassador Gordon Sondland called the White House's bargain for an investigation an explicit "quid pro quo" deal.
North Korea May Be Planning to Test New Nuclear-Capable Missiles: General
General Terrence O'Shaughnessy said North Korea's recent engine tests could be an early warning of coming missile launches.
Bernie Sanders Beats Donald Trump and Democrats on Character, Empathy: Poll
The Vermont senator came 14 points ahead of the president when voters were asked if they admired their characters.
15 Years Since the Kyoto Protocol, the Climate Crisis is Worse Than Ever
Sunday marks the anniversary of the Kyoto Protocol, when countries pledged to cut down their emissions. Fifteen years have passed and last year, greenhouse gas emissions were the highest they've ever been.
First Coronavirus Death in Europe Reported
France's health minister said that an 80-year-old Chinese tourist from the Hubei province died at a Paris hospital on Friday.
64 White Supremacists Prosecuted by DOJ Receive 820 Years in Federal Prison
Overall, the defendants trafficked more than 1,600 kilograms of methamphetamine, 59 firearms, and other drugs including cocaine and heroin over a three-year period.
NBA Salary Cap Could Take Big Hit With China Controversy, Ratings Decline
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said, "We've lowered our cap projection slightly, part of that was due to reduced revenue in China."
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