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"In every good marriage…it helps sometimes to be a little deaf," the eighty-three-year-old Supreme Court Associate Justice said while speaking to the audience at the Stanford Memorial Church.

The former president has been enjoying life after his presidency by trying out water sports on a luxury Caribbean island owned by Richard Branson.

Snowden's lawyer, Anatoly Kucherena argued that granting Edward a pardon is in the interest of President Trump as it may improve his credibility and support among the American public.

Trump has never been a big fan of low ratings.

A flight test for a Standard Missile-3 Block IIA, jointly developed by the two countries, was conducted off the coast of Hawaii last Friday.

San Francisco's plan to make community college free to all its residents is expected to increase the number of enrollments in these colleges.

Senior officials reportedly said that the Yemeni ban does not include military drone attacks and also does not affect the American military advisers that are aiding Yemenis and forces from the United Arab Emirates.

In 1955, Carolyn Bryant accused the 14-year-old black boy of making sexual advances toward her, after which her then husband and his step-brother killed him.

Amanda Berry was abducted by Ariel Castro in 2003 from Cleveland, and was held captive for a decade before she managed to escape in 2013.

“Even the worst countries don’t s--- on their own kids,” Moore tweeted and added, “Perhaps someone should call Child Protective Services.” 

Sen. Elizabeth Warren was stopped from reading out a letter by Luther King Jr.'s Wife as Democrats protested President Trump's pick for Attorney General.

Investigators suspect triple murder and suicide after dead bodies of four people, including two children were discovered in Morris, Oklahoma.

The study is one of the first to tackle bias in police shootings using data from the Washington Post's Pulitzer-winning Fatal Force database.

Fifty-one percent of voters disapproved the immigration ban while 70 percent opposed Trump's move to suspend Syrian refugees from entering the U.S., according to the poll.

"The Republicans took away my right to read this letter on the floor - so I'm right outside, reading it now."

By this point in 2009, 12 of Barack Obama's nominees had been approved, and in 2001, George W. Bush had 16.

The measure would shut down the department by the end of next year.

Sanders and Cruz have differing, if not opposite, stances on the Affordable Care Act. They'll take their disagreements on air on CNN Tuesday night.

Casey Anthony joined 3,000 other Trump protesters at Mar-a-Lago.

President Donald Trump will host Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe this week.

The leader of the so-called alt-right movement had some "choice" words for the new secretary of education.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is considering whether to reinstate the president's travel ban as the issues are decided in a lower court.

Federal law allows police to seize a suspect's assets even if no crime is proved. The victim then has to prove he's not a criminal.

The states of Washington, Minnesota and the Department of Justice are the plaintiffs in the case. Each side will have 30 minutes to make its case.

Despite years of questioning whether Barack Obama was born in the U.S., President Trump maintains that he has a good relationship with the former president.

Mittenaere has thrown herself into her role as Miss Universe and recently sat in for an interview on "GMA."

Two studies found that anywhere from 1.2 million to 3 million jobs could be lost if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.