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A small oil tanker from the United Arab Emirates traveling through the Strait of Hormuz entered Iranian waters and turned off its tracker three days ago.
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A gunman opened fire inside a restaurant in the northern Iraqi city of Irbil on Wednesday, killing at least one Turkish diplomat working at Ankara’s consulate, Turkey’s state-run news agency and Iraqi media said.
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The 62-year-old drug lord was brought to the U.S. to stand trial after he twice broke out of Mexican prisons.
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The House voted to condemn President Trump’s tweets directed at four congresswomen, but the divisiveness hasn’t stopped there.
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Middle-class Americans are bearing the brunt of the rise in health insurance deductibles and medical bills. That’s helped widen the country’s political divisions.
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Joe Biden is going on the offensive, hoping that establishing his center-left credentials will win over primary voters.
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Rep. Al Green is seeking to capitalize on a growing sentiment for impeachment in the wake of Trump’s racist tweets over the weekend.
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North Korea suggested it might call off its 20-month suspension of nuclear and missile tests because of summertime U.S.-South Korean military drills that the North calls preparation for an eventual invasion.
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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.
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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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The 62-year-old drug lord was brought to the U.S. to stand trial after he twice broke out of Mexican prisons.
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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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The passage of half a century has blurred many of the reasons that the United States was able to accomplish what seemed like science fiction: the July 20, 1969, landing of Apollo 11 on the moon.
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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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Officers were attempting to arrest Garner on charges he sold loose, untaxed cigarettes outside a Staten Island convenience store