Democrats split on whether to vote to consider impeachment
The House vote today, spurred by Rep. Al Green (D-Tex.), is likely to fail. Democratic leaders are expected to use a procedural vote to effectively kill the resolution.
Campaign 2020Trump campaign makes all-out bid to protect states key to 2016 victory
The president’s campaign boasts of wanting to expand the electoral map. But so far, efforts appear aimed at solidifying his base.
Two GOP senators emerge as opponents to 9/11 victims bill
Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.) used a procedural move to stall the bill, saying he wants to figure out how to pay for it. Sen. Mike Lee (Utah) also has placed a hold on the bill, advocates say.
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Life-threatening heat and oppressive humidity to roast much of the U.S. through the weekend
The heat poses a public health threat as temperatures reach or exceed 95 degrees across much of the Lower 48 states.
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An epidemic unmasked: 76 billion pain pills saturated the country
Newly released federal data provides an unprecedented look at the surge of legal pain pills that fueled the prescription opioid epidemic, which resulted in more than 100,000 deaths in a seven-year span.
NBC News aired the video, which it said was shot at the now-president’s Mar-a-Lago Club for a segment on the lifestyle of Trump, who was newly divorced.
The Tory voters — whiter, richer and older than Britain as a whole — want Brexit and Boris Johnson.
The outbreak is nearing its one-year mark and has killed nearly 1,700 people in eastern Congo.
Wednesday’s vote comes amid soaring tensions between the White House and Congress.
Fatality rates are usually not what customers want to hear about, but one carrier's regional Twitter account went there anyway.
Drake, LeBron James, the Jonas Brothers and other celebrities have helped extend the future-self craze on social media. Now the Democratic Party's security chief is telling campaigns "this novelty is not without risk: FaceApp was developed by Russians."
Franklin Chang Díaz said that after traveling into space, he thinks of himself “as a citizen of the world, of the planet, and many astronauts will tell you that.”
(AP)
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Unauthorized immigrants face public backlash in Mexico, survey finds
A Washington Post-Reforma poll shows most Mexicans favor deporting Central American migrants to their home countries.
(Reuters)
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50 years after Apollo, conspiracy theorists are still howling at the ‘moon hoax’
The idea that NASA faked the landing proves as durable as the lunar rocks.
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