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'This Is A New Low': Watchdog Calls to Investigate Trump Over G7 Location

Trump said last month that he was "possibly" looking into hosting the next G7 summit at his Miami golf resort.

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Worshipers in Awe of 'Crying' Virgin Mary Painting in Chicago Church

Staff and clergy at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church report a painting of the Blessed Virgin was weeping tears.

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Newt Gingrich Blasts 'Absurdity' of Democrats' Partisan Impeachment Inquiry

"It's hopeless. It makes no sense at all," the former Republican Speaker of the House said in an interview with Fox News.

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Marco Rubio: 'Unlawful Immigration' From Bahamas Is Not an Issue

Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio's comments came as President Donald Trump demanded all Bahamians fleeing the devastation of Hurricane Dorian have "totally proper documentation" before trying to come to the U.S.

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Marianne Williamson Says 'System Is Even More Corrupt Than I Knew'

The Democratic presidential candidate argued that Republicans and Democrats "should facilitate the process of Democracy [but] not in any way dictate the process."

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Warren vs. Biden: Latest 2020 Polls Show Democratic Primary Getting Closer

A Monmouth University poll released in late August showed a virtual three-way tie nationally among Biden, Warren and Sanders.

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Texas Father Averts Potential Mass Shooting After Reporting Son to Police

Fort Worth police managed to stop suspect with mental health issues as he was attempting to purchase guns.

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Texas Coach Named in College Admission Scandal Did The 'Unthinkable'

A legal review found the college admission scandal was an isolated case and made recommendations to prevent it from happening in the future.

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Billy Bush Defends Himself, Donald Trump Amid Return to TV

Network executives at NBC installed Billy Bush as host of "Extra" three years after the disgraced former "Access Hollywood" figure was outed alongside Donald Trump in a lewd audiotape recording.

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Margaret Atwood Believes Roe v. Wade Will Be Overturned in the U.S.

The Canadian author's hotly anticipated sequel to 'The Handmaid's Tale' comes out on Tuesday, September 10.

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Fox Nation Host Claims 'Civil War' Could Break Out Over Lack of Patriotism

"For socialism to rise and really take root, they've got to get rid of religious liberty," Todd Starnes claimed. "They've got to take away the foundation of this country."

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Baltimore Protesters Explain Why They Are Against Trump Returning to City

Trump will speak at the 2019 House Republican Conference Member Retreat Dinner at the Maryland city later this week.

                                    
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CBP Credits Drop In Arrivals At U.S. Border To Trump—Not Seasonal Trends

"President Trump is making it clear that if you come to the United States of America illegally, you will be removed," said U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency acting Commissioner Mark Morgan.

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Teacher Finds 'Detailed' Mass Shooting Plans in School Student's Notebook

The high school teacher in Florida found a notebook containing details of who to shoot, where to target on campus, and dates and times that a mass shooting attack should take place.

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Heartbreaking Image from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards 2019

"Beach Waste" by photographer Matthew Ware shows a Kemp's ridley sea turtle trapped by a fatal noose that is attached to a washed up beach chair on Alabama's Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge.

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Landlord Accused of Offering Reduced Rents in Exchange for Sex

Mohan Prashad and his employee David Besaw are accused of groping and harassing female tenants for several years.

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Ohio School Takes Lunch Away From Boy on 9th Birthday Over Account Balance

"We have spoken with our cafeteria staff already about how to handle things, maybe differently," the school principal said.

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McDonald's Employee Fired for Choking and Punching a Customer

Footage has emerged of the incident, which took place at a branch of the fast food chain in New Orleans.

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CBP Chief Tries To Explain Why Trump Wants Border Wall Painted Black

Acting U.S. Customs and Border Protection Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan appeared to struggle to explain why the wall needs to be painted, even if it means fewer miles of wall will be built.