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The planned demolition is part of Israel's larger plan to substantially expand its settlements throughout the West Bank.

Blankenship was sentenced to a year in prison in 2015 for conspiring to break mine safety laws after an investigation into the deaths of 29 miners in 2010.

InfoWars has publicly backed President Donald Trump throughout most of his administration.

Many of the workers later testified that they would often work 12- to 16-hour shifts without gloves, hard hats or masks.

The progressive firebrand is in the running for a Grammy Award in the spoken word category.

"I take it as a personal insult," a professor and Navajo Nation citizen told Newsweek.

Only 4 percent of British whites have settled down with someone outside their racial background.

"Gender-based insults will be punishable by law. Offenders will face a deterrent fine," Macron said.

The suit claims that the Dodd-Frank Act means that the deputy director should lead the agency in the absence of the director, who resigned Friday.

One former aide went so far as to say that Mueller is "someone that can't accept the fact that he screwed up."

"These people either do not believe the U.S. should be a world leader or they're utterly incompetent," a former ambassador said of Rex Tillerson's State Department.

Officials say that the blame falls on government agencies at all levels for not doling out aid fast enough.

Antonio Villaraigosa has a shot at becoming California's first Latino governor since 1875.

"The infiltrators will have the option to be imprisoned or leave the country," Israel's Ministry of Public Security said in a statement.

A Brooklyn-based dog walking company is being sued by RZA (née Robert Diggs) for ripping off his hip-hop group's name.

Public land near the Grand Canyon might be opened for uranium mining under the Trump administration.

Don't shy away from difficult conversations this Thanksgiving. It's the dirty work democracy depends on.

Trump and many of his aides believe that the investigation has reached "its final stage" as Mueller indicts and interviews those closest to the president. Legal experts disagree.

Democratic mayors and governors are reaching out diplomatically on issues that President Donald Trump either vilifies or ignores.

In exchange for his guilty plea, government prosecutors have agreed to drop three counts of child pornography against him.

Short answer: No. But that doesn't mean we have no reason to be concerned.

In newly released recordings, the former Secretary of State continues to chastise Israel for its lack of leadership in ending the decades-long conflict.

The retired Navy lieutenant believes a blockade is the best option the U.S. has at stopping Kim Jong Un.

Since the Kennedy Administration, the American Bar Association has ranked 37 judicial nominees as unqualified. Four of those ratings have come during President Donald Trump's first year in office.

Louis Farrakhan and a bunch of "alt-right" facemen use Twitter to discuss how they support each others' ethno-state dreams.

In a 1,500-word letter, Chris Crane, head of the National ICE Council, tells Trump that he needs to keep his word and prioritize making ICE a more effective agency.

The Justice Department sent out letters to 29 cities, counties, and states on Wednesday warning that they are breaking the law.

Sessions can't say whether or not Black Lives Matter is an extremist group.

Black Twitter isn't having it.

A group of 53 Alabama pastors signed onto a letter pledging their support for alleged child molester and Senate candidate Roy Moore.