Iran denies it carried out drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blamed Iran for “an unprecedented attack on the world’s energy supply” after Yemen’s Houthi rebels claimed responsibility.
The Department of Energy said that the U.S. was prepared to tap emergency oil reserves if necessary to cover supply disruptions.
Campaign 2020GOP goes all in on Trump while Democrats clash over ideology, tactics
Democrats have struggled with whether to bolster or restrain the party’s leftward shift. Republicans have completely ceded the party’s orthodoxy to President Trump.
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Democrats are praising this conservative for his war on big tech. But is it really unity?
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) has introduced a raft of bills aimed at cracking down on some of the business practices of giants like Facebook and Google. But his Trump-style provocation can be off-putting on both sides of the aisle.
The autistic children of Donor H898
At least a dozen children diagnosed as being on the spectrum were conceived with sperm from the same donor, spurring a lawsuit. The phenomenon is believed to be unprecedented.
The unrest shows no signs of abating despite an intensifying police crackdown, limited concessions from the government and the sheer exhaustion of many demonstrators.
Weather forecasters said it would likely become a hurricane by Sunday night, but would remain far from the Bahamas and the U.S. coast by the time it had intensified.
The Saints and Rams meet Sunday in a rematch of last year's NFC championship, one of the most memorable and consequential games in recent memory.
In an effort to save taxpayer money, stadiums across the country were constructed in the 1960s using a circle design to accommodate both a gridiron and a diamond. But problems arose when seasons overlapped.
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