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The senator’s ‘I have a plan’ mantra has become a rallying cry as she edges her way to the top – but is it enough to get past the roadblocks of Biden and Sanders? -
Northampton county, Pennsylvania voted twice for Barack Obama before flipping for Trump – and could decide whether Trump gets a second term
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British artist says his street project highlights gulf between wealth and poverty -
The veteran columnist is no longer a member of the Republican party, which he says has become a personality cult -
Barnes had entered the witness protection program and died in 2012 aged 78 – or possibly 79 – according to the New York Times -
Rallies and protests organized by Mark Sahady have often been small, with attendees vastly outnumbered by opposing groups
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Some hackers use malicious code, but most just hide in plain sight. It can be devastatingly effective
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A recent essay claims the civil rights leader was present during a rape, but there’s reason to be skeptical
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While Andy Ruiz Jr is the first Mexican heavyweight champion, he is not the first bicultural boxer to rise to prominence during a time of political tension between the neighboring countries -
A staredown between the US women’s national team and US Soccer over the 1999 squad’s victory tour changed the relationship between the team and their “boss” forever -
Golovkin knocked out Steve Rolls with 51 seconds remaining in the fourth round of their super middleweight fight Saturday night -
The United States were knocked out of the Under-20 World Cup in the quarter-finals for the third straight tournament with a 2-1 loss to Ecuador
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador tells crowd in Tijuana he is raising an ‘open hand’, not a closed fist, to Donald Trump
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David Friedman gives interview to New York Times and says: ‘Israel has right to some, but unlikely all’ of disputed territory -
Mexico agrees to host more migrants seeking asylum in US and increase enforcement on southern border while US president attacks own press -
Administration gives Libyan National Army chief cold shoulder less than two months after Trump showed support in surprise call
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Dollar slides after America only created 75,000 new jobs last month, weaker than the 175,000 expected -
Job creation numbers came in below expectations, causing economists to predict that Fed will begin cutting interest rates -
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Two countries blame each other for near-collision between warships in East China Sea
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Busy Philipps defends abortion rights, telling the House judiciary subcommittee that her body belongs to her, not the state
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The US congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has questioned the FBI over a potential double standard for perpetrators of violent extremism
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