US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Venezuela that any attempt to invade Guyana or threaten Exxon Mobil Corp.’s operations in the country would be a “very bad move.” ...
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If Hillary’s Emails Were Disqualifying, So Is Team Trump’s Group ChatThere are additional quotes sternly condemning insecure comms and leaks to the press from Stephen Miller and Tulsi Gabbard, ...
Information from the Russian Federation affects American officials, as they are faced with the task of a peaceful settlement, ...
On Human Rights Day EFF leader Julius Malema once again led a crowd of redshirts in the chant “shoot to kill. Kill the Boer!
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Officials inadvertently added a reporter to an unsecured group chat discussing plans for a U.S. attack on Houthis in Yemen. Here's a look at a timeline of the events.
The biggest state park in Ohio is getting a $9.6 million makeover, funded by leases for fracking underneath it. As Jake ...
He’s a former law school roommate of Brett Kavanaugh and his personality has poked through his rulings with quirky references ...
The abduction of Mahmoud Khalil is not an isolated event—it is a chilling testament to the authoritarian turn in the United ...
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Trump orders dismantling of the Department of Education after firing half of the staffHe boasts of returning power to the states, purges all references to equality and diversity, and fulfills the dream of the ...
Two hours before the first bombs started falling on Houthi targets across Yemen, Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief at the ...
As ExxonMobil produces oil offshore in Guyana, Venezuela has asserted claims to a large region of the country, recently ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was far less chatty than other officials in the controversial Signal discussion on U.S. airstrikes in Yemen.
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