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"That person's identity is known. It's all over the internet," Trump continued, revisiting a point her brother, Donald Trump Jr., made earlier in the week.

Gianluigi Nuzzi's new book, Universal Judgment, asserts that the Vatican will default by 2023. The Vatican has denied these claims, despite recent financial scandals.

Report from the AP says that sexual assault in a military school has almost doubled over the last teaching year.

In one case, the site allegedly published the name of a Saudi citizen arrested for being gay.

Clinton reached 2,383 delegates to become the presumptive Democratic nominee, the AP reports, after a weekend victory in Puerto Rico and a burst of support from superdelegates.

AP photographs were used for Nazi propaganda, according to The Guardian newspaper.

The historic trove of old news footage dates all the way back to 1895.

The Associated Press was "there to report the facts and tell the truth, no matter who it upsets."

Real estate tycoon Robert Durst may have committed crimes, but he has never sung for Limp Bizkit.

Sales may be up, but according to a new survey, the number of American households with at least one gun is at a low point.

According to the New York Post story, the crisis management strategy is already well underway.

Here's one thing Democrats and Republicans can agree on.

"I was wrong to not deal with the sexual assault charges against Cosby and pursue them more aggressively," Mark Whitaker concedes.

"There's no comment about that," Cosby says when asked about the multiplying allegations against him

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