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Photo In a swift and robust response to a report that North Korea’s missile testing program has improved in recent months, Pyongyang’s foreign ministry expressed “regret” Monday over the United States “over setting up
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This article is over 7 months old At a right-to-life event, DeSantis laid into criticism of his stance and reaffirmed that he favors avoiding a ‘war on women’ Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has already
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Bob Steyer is a businessman, philanthropist, and a co-founder of Common Sense Media. He has addressed national audiences on issues including education, the digital divide, clean water, opioid addiction, privacy, and politics. On Wednesday,
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As the U.S. immigration courts have been in decline and system-wide backlogs have soared, most top judges on the docket have stuck around or have been shuffled out. That is the story this week
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My 18-year-old daughter and I was calling around for a new car and stumbled upon this ad for the Cadillac, with its celebrity endorser. Joe Biden Gives Chrysler a Boost: https://t.co/t92v7flTl0 pic.twitter.com/PjITr92uPJ — PennLive
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To kick off his three-day stay at The New York Times’ headquarters in Manhattan to discuss his policies for California, Gov. Gavin Newsom shook hands and took a few questions from several reporters and
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Play Audio Clip Listen to audio clip. On the heels of the Democrats’ next major legislative push, Democrats are pitted against each other in bitter infighting over where their party stands on infrastructure spending.
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After the breakthrough and shocking defeat of the ‘Green New Deal’ in the House on Wednesday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) decided to go big for her first big vote as Speaker, proposing to pass
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But lawmakers say their number crunchers have said that whatever Trump proposes, it can’t go any further than the $200bn already in negotiations. Democrats aren’t sure that will do it. They say their members
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With national Republicans placing cyber-security at the forefront of their election day strategy, Pennsylvania Republicans are subpoenaing—or arresting—millions of voter records in an attempt to identify “how many ballots have not been cast.” In
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