Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó stands on a truck carrying aid in Cutuca, Colombia. (Reuters)
A demonstrator kicks a burning tire in Ureña, Venezuela. (AP)
Security forces stake out a position near a bus set on fire by demonstrators in Ureña, Venezuela. (Reuters)
The first truck carrying aid crossed the border from Brazil, the opposition said, in defiance of embattled President Nicolás Maduro. On the Colombian border, the sound of rapid gunfire echoed, and medics treated protesters after volleys of tear gas and the stampedes that followed.
The miniature exploding drone could transform warfare much as the AK-47 did in the last century.
Their sentencing memo for Trump’s former campaign chairman was unsealed Saturday and did not suggest a specific prison term. Manafort has pleaded guilty to multiple charges in D.C. and Virginia.
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When it became apparent that Republican Mark Harris might be lying under oath, his lawyer stopped the proceedings and called for a closed-door session. Everyone sensed an opportunity to bring the saga to an end.
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Schoolchildren debated Dianne Feinstein on the ‘Green New Deal.’ Her reply? ‘I know what I’m doing.’
About 15 middle- and high school students lobbied the Democratic senator to endorse the ambitious climate change proposal.
The current ambassador to Canada would succeed Nikki Haley, who left her post at the United Nations at the end of last year.
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Some conservatives are seizing on the recent arrest of the "Empire" actor, who allegedly concocted a racist and homophobic attack, to spread the belief that hoaxes are fueling the rise in hate crimes in America.
The R&B singer was arrested on Friday on charges involving four alleged victims, three of whom were underage.
Stanley Donen
1924–2019 The former Broadway dancer was one of Hollywood’s finest filmmakers of musicals, including “Anchors Aweigh,” “On the Town” and “Singin’ in the Rain.”
Only a fraction of the money promised to former hostages has come through. Now they say the compensation fund is shrinking as relatives of 9/11 victims gain access.
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