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The Trump administration said it would deny asylum to migrants who failed to apply for protection in at least one country they crossed on their journey north.
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Francois de Rugy said on his verified Facebook page that he submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Edouard Philippe “to defend myself” and to protect his family. -
President Trump’s attacks on four minority members of Congress show he is returning to his 2016 playbook -- widening the country’s racial divisions.
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Planned Parenthood and other federally funded clinics defy Trump’s ban on referring women for abortions. Planned Parenthood removes its president, Leana Wen.
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Trump to cut humanitarian aid to Central American countries, despite the poverty there that is sending migrants to U.S., and give the money to favored Venezuelan opposition leaders.
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Von der Leyen was a last-minute candidate, and many legislators were angry none of their lead candidates were picked for the job.
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Trump’s nominee for Defense secretary brushed aside Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s call for him to recuse himself from dealing with his former employer, a major defense contractor.
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That perennial childishness, a fight over the U.S. debt ceiling, is back.
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Officers were attempting to arrest Garner on charges he sold loose, untaxed cigarettes outside a Staten Island convenience store
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The scandal that is threatening to buckle Ricardo Rossello centers on a profanity-laced and at times misogynistic online chat with nine other male members of his administration.
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North Korea says planned summertime U.S.-South Korean military drills might prompt it call off its 20-month suspension of nuclear and missile tests.
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Since Bobi Wine was elected to the Ugandan Parliament in 2017, he has lost count of how many times he has been arrested.
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As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, the women who helped America’s early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
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After President Trump’s racist tweets attacking four congresswomen of color, telling them to “go back” to the “places from which they came,” we asked our readers if they had ever been told to “go back” to another country.
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Two Jeffrey Epstein accusers urged a judge Monday to keep the wealthy financier behind bars until he goes on trial on federal charges that he sexually abused underage girls.
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An off-duty police officer who shot and killed an unarmed 18-year-old Ethiopian Israeli in northern Israel on June 30 was released from house arrest on Monday after prosecutors reduced the charges he faces from manslaughter to involuntary manslaughter.
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Think of the most radioactive landscapes on the planet and the names Chernobyl and Fukushima may come to mind.
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Code breaker and computing pioneer Alan Turing has been chosen as the face of Britain’s new 50-pound note, the Bank of England announced Monday.
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Robert Foster, a first-term Mississippi state representative running for governor, declined to allow a female reporter to cover a campaign trip — that is, unless she brought a male colleague with her.
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Scientists hope the massive telescope they plan to build atop Hawaii’s highest peak, a world-renowned location for astronomy, will help them peer back to the time just after the Big Bang and answer fundamental questions about the universe.
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As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, the women who helped America’s early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
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Officers were attempting to arrest Garner on charges he sold loose, untaxed cigarettes outside a Staten Island convenience store
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The scandal that is threatening to buckle Ricardo Rossello centers on a profanity-laced and at times misogynistic online chat with nine other male members of his administration.
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After President Trump’s racist tweets attacking four congresswomen of color, telling them to “go back” to the “places from which they came,” we asked our readers if they had ever been told to “go back” to another country.
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Think of the most radioactive landscapes on the planet and the names Chernobyl and Fukushima may come to mind.