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The poll finds that only President Trump’s most fervent supporters tend to believe his false statements.
A White House spokesman called on Congress to “disincentivize” migrants from making long treks to the U.S. border.
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Friends and colleagues of the three-star general say his public persona shifted dramatically after he left the military. But they remain at odds over why.
The dispute over Sean Parker’s wedding served as a parable about the excesses and arrogance of Silicon Valley. But we have the hindsight of time now, and a snazzy new beach app to boot.
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The United States is gaining support from Europe and Japan in its crackdown on Chinese trade practices.
Negotiators from nearly 200 nations drew close to a deal that would nudge the world toward stronger targets for reducing carbon emissions and enshrine a clearer set of rules for how to get there.
The former senator has been serving on a temporary basis in the seat once held by the late John McCain.
Facebook said that a major software bug may have allowed third-party apps to wrongly access photos, including images that people chose not to post publicly.
After 23 years the Washington-based magazine will come to an end, with 35 staff members losing their jobs.
The MSNBC host, who had previously addressed the incident in a tweet, said on live TV that the term she used to describe the secretary of state was “vulgar” and told viewers she was “really, really sorry” that she used it.
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