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North Korea said it has tested a new type of cruise missile that could strike U.S. and South Korean warships "at will" if it is attacked, in an apparent reference to the projectiles launched a day earlier
Republicans have vowed to dismantle legislation enacted in the wake of the financial crisis, but their Choice Act faces a tougher fight in the Senate.
Ivanka Trump's brand says it has been months since their shoes were made by a Chinese company under scrutiny after 3 labor activists were arrested; but China Labor Watch says it found evidence of planned production
Voting returns, still incomplete, threw her government into uncertainty less than two weeks before the start of negotiations on withdrawing from the European Union.
A date has yet to be determined.
Mr. Comey, fired last month as F.B.I. director, said the president had tried to derail an investigation into an adviser and had lied and defamed Mr. Comey.
Comey said he was "stunned" by appeal from President Trump to "let Flynn go."
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Comey accused the White House of smearing his name and the FBI saying, "The administration chose to defame me and the FBI by saying the organization was in disarray."
The exit poll showed that the Conservatives would lose their overall majority in Parliament, sending the British currency lower.
Alabama is preparing to execute an inmate for the shooting deaths of three fast food restaurant workers during a 1994 robbery
Dynamic pricing has come to air travel, hotel rooms and sports events, so why not a $1,450 theater seat? But (spoiler alert!) you can still come out ahead.
But the party might not have a majority.
Former FBI Director James Comey's congressional testimony was treated like the Super Bowl or the World Series by politics-obsessed Americans
