The agreement includes a package expected to cost $19.1 billion, but leaving out border money the White House demanded, according to Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.).
The House speaker suggested that President Trump sees a benefit in potential exoneration during a Senate impeachment trial.
Julian Assange, 47, remains jailed in London following his April eviction from the Ecuadoran Embassy. He has vowed to fight efforts to extradite him to the United States.
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Swindles and hoaxes occur all over the world. To help you spot them, we list the most common ploys and offer tips on how to protect yourself from them.
Pick a problem, or a perceived problem, in baseball, and it can probably be traced back, directly or indirectly, to the rise of velocity as the sport’s ultimate weapon.
Campaign 2020The Democratic 2020 hopeful and Navy veteran said football players’ right to protest was a “fundamental American freedom.”
The proposal comes as the military seeks to address what officials have described as a spike in threats against U.S. forces, detected by U.S. intelligence streams, from Iran and its proxy groups.
The package announced today at the White House is bigger than last year's $12 billion in emergency aid for farmers and ranchers caught in tariff showdowns.
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The day before a storm killed three people, Jefferson City was listed by the Storm Prediction Center as having a “marginal risk” of severe weather.
Stephen Calk, a onetime adviser to Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign, was accused of approving $16 million in loans to ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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Analysis Obama alumni are outraged by the announcement that she won’t replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill anytime soon.
Donald Lynn Cash, who had just completed his goal of climbing the highest peak on each continent, collapsed shortly after he reached Everest's peak.
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Ellis, the 1980s bad boy novelist, has reinvented himself as a Twitter-era podcaster and provocateur. His new hobby: “triggering millennials” — or what he calls “Generation Wuss.”
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Although the president has taken steps to confront the deadly drug crisis, the depth of the problem continues to overwhelm the government.
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This one will blow “meh” takeout and frozen entrees out of the water.
