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Critics of Russian President Vladimir Putin, such as Sens. John McCain and Lindsey O. Graham, want to go full-bore on holding Russia to account for suspected interference in the U.S. election. But they may be slowed by other GOP senators who prefer a different approach.
Vice President-elect Mike Pence met with GOP lawmakers and vowed to unwind the existing health law with executive actions and legislation. Meanwhile, President Obama urged Democratic legislators not to help the GOP on a replacement.
Although some GOP figures still view the WikiLeaks founder with suspicion, conservative news sources now praise him for exposing Democratic emails.
No elevator goes faster than the one in the Shanghai Tower. (Reuters)
No elevator goes faster than the one in the Shanghai Tower. (Reuters)
China has five of the 10 speediest elevators, but the demand for them is ebbing. Now the competition between makers of elevators has escalated as they try to outdo each other.
Early evidence suggests that the retail industry pulled down a solid holiday sales haul this year. Yet it seems Macy’s struggled to get a piece of the action.
In his journal, the Charleston shooter lamented his loss of freedom but felt the massacre was “worth it.” Prosecutors focused on the journal as the sentencing phase of Roof's trial began.
The vice president, who lost his son, Beau, to brain cancer in 2015, said he will create a nonprofit organization to address a range of cancer issues, including the high costs of drugs.
The rules, which were passed in October, are meant to keep firms such as Comcast and Verizon from abusing the behavioral data they collect on customers. That information includes your Web browsing history and the content of your emails.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said that the credit-reporting bureaus deceived consumers by suggesting that the credit scores they provided were the same scores used by financial firms to make lending decisions.
The network said it has no concerns about the two-hour film, which aired on New Year's Day. But experts in documentary filmmaking had a few.
In the early 1920s, the Soviet government effectively banned Islam in Central Asia. Books written in Arabic were burned, and Muslims weren't allowed to hold office. These moves only radicalized believers.
Some Bavarians have long pushed for a split from Germany. The wealthy southern state comprises roughly one-fifth of Germany’s landmass.
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