The evolving strategy on the hush-money allegations is textbook Donald Trump: Tell one version of events until it falls apart, then tell a new version and so on — until the danger passes.
A White House spokesman called on Congress to “disincentivize” migrants from making long treks to the U.S. border.
Teenagers protest at the U.N. climate conference in Poland. (AP)
Some worried that the world's best efforts would not nearly match the urgency of a problem that, barring major action, scientists have said will bring catastrophic consequences without major action over the next 12 years.
The United States is gaining support from Europe and Japan in its crackdown on Chinese trade practices.
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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.
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.
After 23 years the Washington-based magazine will come to an end, with 35 staff members losing their jobs.
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Analysis Economists revisited a famous 2002 paper on the value of elite colleges to see what it meant for women.
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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