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Trump Boasts Of Being Strongest Supporter Of Anti-Abortion Advocates
Trump's participation in the March for Life is seen as an attempt to solidify support of his evangelical Christian base.
34 US Troops Suffered TBI in Iran Missile Strike On Iraqi Bases
The missile barrage was unleashed in retaliation for the targeted drone strike that killed Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani outside Baghdad airport.
'We Must Stop This President'
House managers say President Trump has tried to stymie and delegitimize the House impeachment inquiry from the outset.
Tens Of Thousands Of Iraqis Demand US Troop Withdrawal
Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr orchestrated the demonstration in Baghdad to force out U.S. troops.
Trump Administration Moves To Block 'Birth Tourism'
Consular officers in foreign countries are being encouraged to deny tourist visas to pregnant women they suspect of traveling to the U.S. just to give birth and obtain U.S. citizenship for the child.
Schiff: 10 Reasons It's Apparent Trump Wasn't Conducting US Policy
“President Trump did not care about corruption. He had a corrupt aim” -- Schiff
Trump Fuel Standards To Cost Motorists More, Not Less
The rule proposed by the Trump administration would require automakers to improve fuel efficiency by just 1.5% annually rather than the 5% mandated by the Obama administration.
ICJ Finds Genocide Against Rohingya In Myanmar
The court ordered Myanmar to take action to prevent further genocide against the Rohingya and to report to the court on its progress in four months.
Yelp Analysis Sees Local Businesses Suffering Declines
Blue states saw more declines in business than red states with the most growth seen in the Dakotas, Wyoming and Alaska.
Should Trump Be Impeached And Removed From Office?
“Men, whites, older adults and those with lower levels of education continue to have more positive assessments of the president’s job performance than women, black and Hispanic adults, younger...
Supreme Court Justices Split On Tax Credit Scholarships For Religious Schools
The court appeared split along ideological lines on whether scholarships created through tax credits can be awarded to children attending religious schools.
Schiff: Trump's Actions 'A Step Toward Tyranny'
Schiff took nearly 2 1/2 hours to outline the House impeachment case, saying Trump has shown no inclination to be constrained by the rule of law.
Trains, Flights Canceled To Contain Coronovirus Spread
At least 17 dead from pneumonia-like infection as WHO considers calling an international health emergency.
When Will The Boeing 737 MAX Return To The Air?
Boeing revealed the new timetable in advance of release of its fourth-quarter earnings next week.
Trump Administration To Add Countries To Travel Ban List
Citizens from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Yemen, North Korea and Venezuela currently are barred from entering the U.S. Trump says seven countries will be added to the list.
Supreme Court Rejects Fast-Tracking Obamacare Individual Mandate Appeal
The high court denial was issued without comment, sending the case back to U.S. District Court to determine how much of the Affordable Care Act can survive.
Senate Puts Off Decision On Subpoenaing White House Documents
The Senate voted to table a motion that would have required the upper chamber to subpoena documents for President Trump's impeachment trial.
Democrats Attack McConnell's Impeachment Rules
Rules call for the case for and against impeachment to be laid out over four days with arguments in the offing as early as Wednesday.
France Says Breakthrough In US Talks On Digital Services Taxes
The two sides have been at odds since the French Senate approved a 3% tax on large tech firms that provide digital services to French users.
Boeing Close To Securing $10 Billion Loan
Citigroup is leading the loan effort to bolster Boeing's finances in the wake of two fatal crashes that to the grounding of the 737 MAX.
