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Russia In Afghanistan: Putin May Be Supplying Taliban, US General Says
The top U.S. general in Europe said Russian influence is expanding in Afghanistan.
Denis Voronenkov, Boris Nemtsov, Other Putin Critics Killed In Past 10 Years
The death of former Russian lawmaker, Denis Voronenkov, in Kiev Thursday, has added another Putin critic to the list of people killed in the past decade.
What’s Happening In Syria? Germany Pledges $253 Million In Funds For Syria, Iraq
The pledge came soon after the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group held a meeting Wednesday, its first since the election of President Donald Trump.
For Sale: Greta Garbo's NYC Co-Op On Real Estate Market For $6M [PHOTOS]
Garbo earned a reputation as a recluse for the immortal movie line, "I want to be alone."
White Supremacist Travels To New York City To Kill African-Americans, Stabs Black Man To Death
Another racist hate crime took place in New York City where a white man from Maryland traveled till New York with the intention of killing African Americans.
Will The Stock Market Crash In 2017? Dow, S&P Drop As Report Says Stocks Are Most Overvalued In 17 Years
The U.S. stock market had its worst day since October, fueling worries that American equities are valued at far more than their actual worth.
Law Enforcement More Deadly Than Marijuana, According To New Data
Out of the 85 raids that have occurred in the last decade, 70 percent were carried out on drug suspicion.
Starving To Death: Dozens Die In Somalia From Famine In March
Somalia Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire said Somalia's famine was on the verge of becoming a national disaster at the beginning of March when 110 people died of hunger in the time span of 48 hours.
What Will Preet Bharara Do Next? Former Manhattan US Attorney To Serve As NYU Distinguished Scholar
Preet Bharara said he's "thrilled for this opportunity to continue addressing the issues I so deeply care about."
Russian DNC Hacking Update: Roger Stone, Former Trump Adviser, Asked To Preserve Russia-Related Documents
Roger Stone, President Donald Trump's longtime confidant, has been notified by the Senate Intelligence Committee to preserve all evidence regarding Russia's interference in the presidential election.
Is Sebastian Gorka A Nazi? Trump Adviser Linked To Hate Group
Counter-terrorism adviser Sebastian Gorka reportedly is a member of a Hungarian group that has been called anti-Semitic.
Ivanka Trump, Justin Trudeau Attend Broadway Musical Focused On Strengthening US-Canada Ties
Ivanka Trump and Justin Trudeau decided to visit a Broadway musical show in New York, which reflected the close relations between U.S. and Canada.
Where Is Rex Tillerson? Starting New US Foreign Policy, Asia Trip Details
The new, quiet secretary of state arrived in Japan Wednesday and is scheduled to visit South Korea and China in the next six days.
Saudi-US Relations: Trump, Prince Discuss Curbing Iran's Influence In Middle-East
In contrast to the Obama administration, which did not assert its influence in Middle Eastern issues like the war in Syria, the Trump administration has agreed to cooperate with Saudi Arabia on Iran, Yemen and Syria.
Who Is David Cay Johnston? Trump Tax Documents Mailed To Former NYT Reporter
David Cay Johnston, a former reporter for the New York Times, said he did not break any law to obtain the two-page document comprising President Donald Trump's tax returns from 2005 because he did not solicit them.
Trading Military Secrets For Sex? DOJ Charges 9 Navy Officers In Corruption Scandal
In one of the worst bribery scandals to hit the military in years, a total of 20 current or former Navy officers have been charged so far.
Trump's Tax Returns Tie Him To Russia? Rachel Maddow Discloses President's 1040 Form
“The only reason not to release his returns is to hide what’s in them, such as financial connections with Russian oligarchs and the Kremlin,” said Zac Petkanas, a senior adviser to the Democratic National Committee.
What's Next For Democrats? Border Wall Shutdown, SCOTUS Confirmation And 'Trumpcare' Fight Loom
Here are the big fights that lie ahead for the Democratic party in the beginning stages of a Trump presidency.
Jared Kushner's China Deal Nets Trump's Son-In-Law $400 Million
President Donald Trump's son-in-law has made a $400 million deal with a prominent Chinese firm, Anbang Insurance Group, says report.
Who Is Evgeniy Bogachev? Hacker With $3 Million Bounty From FBI May Be Working With Russian Government
According to a new report, notorious Russian hacker Evgeniy Bogachev may be working with the Russian government to hack devices and gather classified military and intelligence information.
A Complete List Of Nicki Minaj Feuds From Remy Ma To Miley Cyrus
While Remy Ma may be her latest opponent, Nicki Minaj has had a long history with beefs.
Israel-Palestine Conflict: Trump To Speak With Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas
Donald Trump met with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month in Washington to discuss the Israel-Palestine conflict and to strike "the ultimate deal" to regain peace between the two countries.
AT&T 911 Outage: FCC Investigates Issue That Left Customers Unable To Call Emergency Services
After an outage on the AT&T network that left customers in at least 14 states without access to emergency services, the FCC is investigating the cause of the problem.
Uber Greyball News: Company To Review Program, Stop Targeting Regulators
After Uber's Greyball program was publicly revealed, the car service confirmed it will stop using it to target and deceive local authorities.
Secret Uber Greyball Tool Could Get Car Company In Trouble
A anti-Uber group in upstate New York called on the state's attorney general to investigate if Uber broke state law by using its recently revealed "Greyball" technology to evade regulators.
War In Europe? EU Creates European Army Military Training Headquarters Rivaling NATO
The proposal is considered a response to President Donald Trump’s call for the U.S. to limit its military assistance to NATO.
Best Startups 2017: Jay Z Launches 'Arrive' To Help Fund Startups
Roc Nation founded by Jay Z and Jay Brown in 2008, had announced Monday about the launch of it new venture firm 'Arrive' that will fund young startups
Nature Video, Intelligent Animals: This Elephant Was Too Smart To Obey Railroad Crossings [Watch]
An elephant used its natural intelligence to get through a railroad crossing because it didn’t feel like waiting.
What Is Libel vs. Slander? Trump Tweets About Obama Wiretapping Could Be Defamatory
As a candidate, President Trump said he would "open up our libel laws."
Is Blue Wine Real? Spain Winery Gïk Fined For Violating Alcohol Regulations
A Spain winemaker was forced to suspend production for two months to show the wine contains 99 percent wine and 1 percent grape.


