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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.

Both the Eagles and Los Pumas have already been eliminated but the U.S. are still looking for a first win in the tournament this year.

Rhode Island Day is on October 5, so here is a summary of the state's top facts and best places to visit

What's the difference between 10,000 people being killed in air strikes, and a bunch of missiles taking out an oil processing facility for a few days? Money.

The Voice 2019 winner will be revealed tonight. Who will reign as Season 16's winner? Who got eliminated? Find out everything you need to know about the second night of the season finale, here.

The organization has previously faced allegations of racism and associating with discriminatory groups.

At least half of pregnancy terminations involve drugs rather than surgery, research has found.

The deep state has lashed back powerfully against the popular movement that inspired such hope across the Middle East—but its brutality carries the seeds of its own destruction.

"USA Powerlifting is not a fit for every athlete and for every medical condition or situation."

Far too many people in Taiwan simply do not trust the Chinese government.

When it comes to commonly accepted measures of a good life, like safety and cost of living, some cities just have it better than others.

"Thank God that wall wasn't there, and thank God there wasn't an administration like this or [Jesus] would too have perished," said Representative Luis Gutiérrez.

It's an interesting twist of fate for someone who famously led a raucous "lock her up" chant at the 2016 Republican National Convention.

"Previous leaders of our country committed sins; we must pay for those sins by welcoming an endless chain of migrant caravans. That's the argument they make," Carlson said on his Fox News show.

Last fall 18.4 million students enrolled in postsecondary education across the U.S.

Turning Point USA Communications Director and Spokeswoman Candace Owens decried "censorship" at Chicago's DePaul University, claiming Tuesday the school "pulled the plug" on an upcoming campus speaking event.

Can the USA win it back-to-back? Or can Europe get back to their winning ways?

The president wants a space force as a sixth branch of the armed forces but needs Congress to agree with his plans.

"It'll be hard to walk away from Elliot, but ... it's nice to walk away on a high note."

Of the 50 countries with the highest life expectancy, the U.S. had the lowest improvement in life expectancy between 2000 and 2016, at just 1.6 years.

Tupac was killed in a drive-by shooting in 1996.

Drone footage captured the 13-foot animal skirting past a woman's kayak in California.

Russia's 2017 spend was $66.3 billion—20 per cent lower than in 2016.

An Oklahoma woman with alpha-gal syndrome ended up in ER after eating a steak.

The U.S.—with Israeli encouragement—appears to be stepping away from the JCPOA, while Iran and the other signatories try to save it.

But will the government allow the industry to flourish?

Historians believe at least 3,000 people died at the Unit 731 facility between 1936 and 1945.

The company denies wrongdoing.

Despite being in his 15th season, the Cavs' man says he's never played better.

A spokesman for the country's Atomic Energy Organization said Iran could resume its 20 percent uranium enrichment in under two days.