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Roger Stone guilty on all counts in federal trial of lying to Congress, witness tampering
Stone, a longtime Trump friend and adviser, was on trial in Washington over his remarks about WikiLeaks’ email releases in the 2016 presidential campaign.
Yovanovitch says that Trump transcript ‘shocked’ and ‘devastated’ her
While the former ambassador to Ukraine was testifying, the president continued to go after her, writing on Twitter, “Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad.”
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President Trump tweeted during the testimony, spurring allegations of witness intimidation.
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The former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine was abruptly recalled from her post in May.
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Garrett’s suspension is to cover at least the rest of this season and postseason. The ruling by the league comes the day after the Browns’ defensive end struck Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph in the head with Rudolph’s helmet during an on-field fracas.
Late to the party: Even more Democrats enter the race for 2020
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The hospital industry has vowed to block the change, which is part of President Trump’s electoral strategy for 2020.
Pyongyang has threatened “shocking punishment” if the allies’ joint maneuvers go ahead.
Campaign 2020The proposal, which would open the current Medicare program to all Americans, is designed in part to shield Sen. Elizabeth Warren from attacks that she would quickly take away private insurance from more than 150 million people if elected president.
The fumbled project with NIH highlights the potential pitfalls of Google’s ambitions with sensitive health data.
Rescuers wandering through charred eucalyptus trees in New South Wales found bleak signs of devastation: koalas incinerated while seeking refuge, leaving ash where conservationists hoped to tally the dead.
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These remote islands are closing to visitors next spring in the name of overtourism
A weekend without traditional tourists aims to protect the Faroe Islands from the same fate as places like Rome or Thailand's Maya Bay.
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With a rise in clergy abuse cases coming to light, some church leaders are becoming transparent with congregants, rather than sweeping allegations under the rug.
Perspective
A white football coach, a historically black college and lessons that endure
Joe Purzycki wasn’t easily accepted when he was hired at Delaware State in 1981; Friday he’ll be inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame.
