In Springfield, Ohio, the Navistar truck factory laid off more than a thousand workers just three days before President Donald Trump is scheduled to hold a rally at a high school near by. read more
Some outlets reported that his mention of "drug factories" appeared to be a first, signifying that Trump was giving another reason for his prolonged war against Iran. The conflict has raised prices and jeopardized Republicans in the midterms. read more
A former Republican congressman and longtime friend of Secretary of State Marco Rubio received a 10-year prison sentence on Friday ... read more
On Saturday, The New York Times reported that Kushner's business partners stand to profit from a Russian oil deal he helped broker. read more
What happened that day will go down in history as one of the single worst massacres committed by the U.S. government since the Vietnam War. Multiple direct air strikes, including with Tomahawk cruise missiles, hit a school packed with children and teachers. The attacks killed at least 156 people; 120 of the victims were children and 26 were teachers"all women, including one who was pregnant. Among the dead were also parents who had come to pick up their children. "The killing of pupils in a place dedicated to learning constitutes a grave violation of the protection afforded to schools under international humanitarian law," the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization said in a statement a day after the bombing.
Florida's dengue outbreak reportedly largest US has seen in decades
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Another impressive milestone for the daughter-boning------------.