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Opinion: "You're Not Thinking. You Never Do," Donald Trump Tells Female Reporter
In a feisty news conference, the US President seemed to go out of his way to attack female reporters.
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US Cop Charged With Manslaughter Over "Wrong Flat" Killing
An off-duty Dallas police officer told authorities she believed she had discovered a burglar inside her unlit apartment Thursday. That's why she fired her service weapon at Botham Shem Jean, according to an affidavit released by police on Monday after prosecutors formally charged Amber Guyger with manslaughter.
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Indian-American In Supreme Court Race; Trump Said He Would Consider Him
Justice Anthony Kennedy's announcement Wednesday that he is retiring from the U.S. Supreme Court effective July 31 has opened the floodgates of speculation on who President Donald Trump will choose as his replacement.
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American Airlines Passenger: 'The Cops Were Called On Me For Flying While Fat & Black'
Amber Phillips stepped on an American Airlines flight from Raleigh-Durham to Washington on Thursday evening and immediately noticed how small the plane was. There were 65 seats, just two in each row.
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Russia Tried To Corrupt The 2016 Election - Could It Do The Same Tuesday?
When eight states hold elections Tuesday, they'll be some of the first to do so on the newly shaky ground of the U.S. election system's integrity.
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Lawmaker Steve Scalise Injured In GOP Baseball Shooting; Suspect James T. Hodgkinson Dies In Custody
A man angry with President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of gunfire Wednesday morning at Republican members of Congress as they held a baseball practice at a park in Alexandria, Virginia, wounding House Majority Whip Steve Scalise and four others in a frenzied scene that included a long gun battle with police.
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Lawmaker Steve Scalise Injured In GOP Baseball Shooting; Suspect Dies After Shootout
A man unleashed a barrage of gunfire Wednesday at a park in Alexandria, Virginia, as Republican members of Congress held a morning baseball practice, wounding five people, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, La.
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Jared Kushner Trying To Secretly Talk To Russians Is The Biggest Billow Of Smoke Yet
The Washington Post's national security team just reported that during the transition, Jared Kushner proposed to the Russians that they set up a secret channel of communication using secure Russian facilities. That's what the Russian ambassador to the United States told Moscow about a December conversation he had with Donald Trump's son-in-law and ...
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Here's How The Rest Of The Republican Party Could Dump Donald Trump
Paul Ryan is out. So are at least four vulnerable Republicans. But what does it actually mean for the Republican Party to end its relationship with Donald Trump?
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Donald Trump Calls Profiling Muslims 'Common Sense'
After doubling down on his proposal to ban immigrants from countries with a history of terrorism, Donald Trump is now doubling down on another controversial idea in the wake of the Orlando massacre: profiling Muslims already in the United States.
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Opinion: "You're Not Thinking. You Never Do," Donald Trump Tells Female Reporter
In a feisty news conference, the US President seemed to go out of his way to attack female reporters.
-
US Cop Charged With Manslaughter Over "Wrong Flat" Killing
An off-duty Dallas police officer told authorities she believed she had discovered a burglar inside her unlit apartment Thursday. That's why she fired her service weapon at Botham Shem Jean, according to an affidavit released by police on Monday after prosecutors formally charged Amber Guyger with manslaughter.
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Indian-American In Supreme Court Race; Trump Said He Would Consider Him
Justice Anthony Kennedy's announcement Wednesday that he is retiring from the U.S. Supreme Court effective July 31 has opened the floodgates of speculation on who President Donald Trump will choose as his replacement.
-
American Airlines Passenger: 'The Cops Were Called On Me For Flying While Fat & Black'
Amber Phillips stepped on an American Airlines flight from Raleigh-Durham to Washington on Thursday evening and immediately noticed how small the plane was. There were 65 seats, just two in each row.
-
Russia Tried To Corrupt The 2016 Election - Could It Do The Same Tuesday?
When eight states hold elections Tuesday, they'll be some of the first to do so on the newly shaky ground of the U.S. election system's integrity.
-
Lawmaker Steve Scalise Injured In GOP Baseball Shooting; Suspect James T. Hodgkinson Dies In Custody
A man angry with President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of gunfire Wednesday morning at Republican members of Congress as they held a baseball practice at a park in Alexandria, Virginia, wounding House Majority Whip Steve Scalise and four others in a frenzied scene that included a long gun battle with police.
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Lawmaker Steve Scalise Injured In GOP Baseball Shooting; Suspect Dies After Shootout
A man unleashed a barrage of gunfire Wednesday at a park in Alexandria, Virginia, as Republican members of Congress held a morning baseball practice, wounding five people, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, La.
-
Jared Kushner Trying To Secretly Talk To Russians Is The Biggest Billow Of Smoke Yet
The Washington Post's national security team just reported that during the transition, Jared Kushner proposed to the Russians that they set up a secret channel of communication using secure Russian facilities. That's what the Russian ambassador to the United States told Moscow about a December conversation he had with Donald Trump's son-in-law and ...
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Here's How The Rest Of The Republican Party Could Dump Donald Trump
Paul Ryan is out. So are at least four vulnerable Republicans. But what does it actually mean for the Republican Party to end its relationship with Donald Trump?
-
Donald Trump Calls Profiling Muslims 'Common Sense'
After doubling down on his proposal to ban immigrants from countries with a history of terrorism, Donald Trump is now doubling down on another controversial idea in the wake of the Orlando massacre: profiling Muslims already in the United States.
