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Ronan Farrow: National Enquirer Tried to Help Trump Bury Teen Rape Claims
In 2016, an anonymous woman filed several lawsuits against Trump alleging she was raped aged 13. Then she disappeared.
Immigration Head Says No Amendment Needed To End Birthright Citizenship
"I do not think you need an amendment to the Constitution. I think the question is do you need congressional action or can the executive act on their own," Ken Cuccinelli said during a breakfast event hosted by Christian Science Monitor.
Renewables Overtake Fossil Fuels in U.K., U.S. Heads in Opposite Direction
While the federal government appears to be heading in the opposite direction, the experts we spoke to remain cautiously optimistic that the country can change things around.
Muslim Students Still Disproportionately Targeted by Bullies: Report
Muslim students across California are feeling less comfortable openly stating their religion in school—despite a seemingly lower number of incidents of Islamophobic bullying, according to a new study.
Trump Labor Board Has 'Systematically' Damaged Worker Rights, Report Says
The report says that the labor board, which is supposed to protect the interests of workers, has "elevated corporate interests above those of working men and women and have routinely betrayed the statute they are responsible for administering and enforcing."
California Legalizes Eating Roadkill
Motorists in the Golden State are now allowed to take home any deer, elk, pronghorn antelope or wild pig they hit with their cars and eat them.
National Security Expert Calls Out GOP After Russian Television Segment
Russian network, RT described the base as "untouched." National Security expert and Pod Save the World host Ben Rhodes was critical of the way the base was left in a tweet.
Former NY ADA: Trump and Family Should Be 'Very Concerned' About Tax Probe
"The grand jury could indict them," former Manhattan assistant district attorney Steven Cash told Newsweek, referring to Trump and his family.
More Americans Approve Impeaching Trump, Say Congress is Doing Good Job
The organization also found that Americans' approval of Congress has risen 7 percentage points from last month, climbing 25 percent from 18 percent.
K-Pop Organization Vows to Wipe Out 'Cyber Violence' after Sulli's Death
South Korean officials are taking a stronger stance to tackle the growing threat of "cyber terrorism" against K-pop culture celebrities, claiming "nothing will be forgiven, and strong action will be taken."
China Vows to Retaliate Against U.S. for Hong Kong Human Rights Bill
The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act of 2019 bill would allow the U.S. to sanction Chinese and Hong Kong officials believed to be undermining the territory's autonomy.
Who Is Wanda Rutkiewicz? Google Doodle Honors Polish Climber
A profile on Wanda Rutkiewicz, the third woman to reach Everest's summit and one of the most accomplished mountaineers in history.
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The Great Alone: Walking the Pacific Crest Trail
Tim Voors walked the entire length of America in a 2,650 mile hike from Mexico to Canada - here's why.
Russians Share Videos From Hastily Abandoned U.S. Base in Syria
American troops hastily retreated from positions in northeastern Syria this week as Turkey pushed its operation against Kurdish-led militias there.
Family Forced to Move Out After Basement Flooded With Blood, Fat, Bones
Some of the family of seven's belongings were ruined, including a bed saved for their one-year-old.
Predominantly Black Church Targeted With Neo-Nazi Hate Flyers
Multiple flyers promoting neo-Nazi imagery and rhetoric were found outside a predominantly black church Monday.
'Send Nudes' Ad Campaign for Clothes in Skintones Banned After Complaint
A provocative ad for the U.K. clothing brand Boohoo has voluntarily banned one of its email ads for skintone-shaded clothing, which included the phrase 'send nudes'.
Free Lunch for All Students Promised in New Sen. Sanders and Rep. Omar Bill
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) introduced the The Universal School Meals Act Tuesday, which would mandate free meals for all U.S. school children, regardless of family income.
Florida Man Eats Only Macaroni and Cheese For 17 Years, Here's Why
"Some of the stuff I'm familiar with," he said of the ingredients in mac and cheese. "Other stuff sounds like it could be used to make a nuclear weapon."
U.K. Reality Show Demands: Go Vegetarian, or Be Forced to Cook and Eat Pet
An upcoming U.K. reality television show is asking families to adopt animals typically raised for meat as pets for a period of three weeks, before being faced with the choice of either becoming vegetarian or having the animal slaughtered and then cooked and eaten.
Mega Millions Numbers For 10/15/19: Tuesday Jackpot is $65 Million
The Mega Millions jackpot for 10/15/19 is $65 million, with an estimated cash-value option of $44.7 million. Here are the winning numbers.
Fired Civil Rights Investigator Allegedly Made Racist Comments
Julia Acosta-Grommon allegedly berated a bartender, stating that black people were "unappreciative dogs" and she hoped that he would get a visit from the KKK.
Who is Tulsi Gabbard's Husband, Abraham Williams?
As a photographer, Williams has captured many notable images of Gabbard's political career.