The offer from E.U. leaders avoided the threat of an abrupt, economy-shaking withdrawal on March 29. But Prime Minister Theresa May must get Parliament to pass her withdrawal plan or risk crashing out in April.
The new restrictions are part of a reinvigorated nationwide effort to limit access to abortions, propelled by Republican-dominated legislatures and an increasingly conservative Supreme Court.
John McCain encapsulated everything President Trump’s core voters loathe about establishment Republicans.
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A lawsuit against Harvard says affirmative action harms Asian Americans. Asians who don’t fit the model-minority stereotype aren’t so sure.
After he came to Dunedin, the suspected gunman from Australia built a life of solitary routines, according to people who interacted with him.
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An analysis also shows schools for the children of U.S. military personnel at home and abroad would be among the most impacted projects.
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Some economists are predicting famine in this country of 30 million. Others say the outlook may not be that extreme. But most foresee growing malnutrition. And migration is likely to escalate.
Two Democrats unveiled a resolution condemning the boycott movement targeting Israel to counter the perception the party is fractured in its backing for the Mideast ally.
The legislature’s post-election special session sought to strip authority from the Democratic governor-elect.
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Villanova nearly had its dreams of a third national title in four years quickly derailed, but managed to get past Saint Marys in a low-scoring contest. Follow along for highlights from the tournament’s first day.
The company would not say how much represented new commitments. President Trump publicly criticized General Motors after it closed an Ohio plant.
On Friday, the 39th president will be 94 years and 172 days.
