Evening Edition: The GOP’s messages don’t seem to work in Pennsylvania. Is that a warning sign?
This is the presidency Trump promised: Ad hoc and impulsive; In tweets, Trump claims support by China and Japan for summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un
Republicans are trying to keep a House seat in Tuesday's special election, but even if the party narrowly wins, that would be a red flag for the midterms. Some Republicans are privately bracing for defeat, and even optimists contend that a slim victory should signal how strong the head winds are going into November.
If his actions on tariffs and North Korea have done anything, they have reinforced his pledge to not be conventional. He demonstrated that he has no fixed ideology or convictions — although hostility to long-standing U.S. trade policy might be the one area of consistency.
"I came to Europe as an observer and to learn," the former top White House aide said during a surprise visit to the far-right National Front's conference.
The men's basketball tournament is about to tip off under a cloud. The FBI's ongoing investigation into the shadow economy surrounding the sport continues, threatening to tarnish legacies, end careers and send coaches and athletic apparel officials to prison.
Those who know her say they aren't surprised by how she has dealt with a confidentiality agreement. She is viewed as ambitious and resilient in the porn industry, where she rose from actress to director of dozens of films.
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An idyllic home for veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress was shaken and in mourning after a former patient took three women captive, later killing them and himself.
The university was to feature the structure in an exhibit on the civil rights era, but the school has since learned that whether Parks lived in the home is in dispute.
Former Navy sailor Kristian Saucier's ordeal had been on Donald Trump's radar even before a TV appearance in which he said there are different rules for people like Hillary Clinton.
The Trump administration has waged a crackdown on MS-13. Nowhere has this effort been more intense than in Suffolk County, N.Y., where police say the gang has slain 27 people since 2013. Educators struggle with a sobering question: What to do when the gang isn't just in your community, but in your classrooms?
A fast-rising number of corporations seek to leverage the "made in Colombia" label in a country that continues to be a hotbed for illicit drugs — including, famously, cocaine.
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