President Trump said that the Saudi king "denies any knowledge" of what may have happened to Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi who disappeared after entering the Saudi Consulate on Oct. 2 in Turkey. Trump suggested that there could have been "rogue killers."
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Analysis President Trump sat down this weekend for what is an increasingly rare thing: A non-Fox News, non-conservative interviewer peppering him with questions in a full-length interview.
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President Trump is challenged during a television interview in real time.
A woman confronts CNN reporter Jim Acosta before a Trump rally in South Carolina in June. (Sean Rayford/Getty Images)
The network’s White House reporter is the man they love to hate at the president’s rallies.
A new report suggests the decline in invertebrate populations is more widespread than scientists realized. Huge numbers of bugs have been lost in a pristine national forest in Puerto Rico, the study found, and the forest’s insect-eating animals have gone missing, too.
MICHAEL’S AFTERMATH
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Like Hurricane Andrew, the most recent storm to hit Florida intensified ahead of landfall and its winds unleashed tornado-like damage along a narrow path.
The president boarded a helicopter to survey the storm-damaged areas and then met with residents in Lynn Haven, Fla. The hurricane has killed at least 18 people, a number that officials say is likely to rise as emergency crews work to reach some of the hardest-hit areas.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s action, meant to push back against critics, comes as she prepares for a possible 2020 Democratic presidential bid.
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Analysis Even one of the president’s former top critics has come to accept that the Republican Party is Trump’s party.
The portrait was shown hanging in President Trump’s personal dining room during his “60 Minutes” interview, and the freeze frame instantly went viral.
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2018 Fall Dining Guide
Review With a hundred research meals under our critic's increasingly tight belt, he can tell you this is the year of caviar as the default garnish, improved vegetarian options, off-the-menu “secrets” and table-side everything: drinks, duck and sushi made before your eyes.
The explosive growth of short-term rentals has spawned political contests that highlight the difficulty of managing a disruptive new industry.
Back in 1917, Prince Harry’s great-great-grandfather decided to limit the titles of members of the royal family.
The discovery offers a glimpse into a terrified society swept by a deadly disease — which archaeologists say may have paved the way for the end of the Roman Empire.
