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Trump blames Democrats for separating migrant families at the border, reigniting political uproar over immigration; U.S. officials meet with North Koreans despite uncertainty...
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New Jersey, which spent decades saving its shoreline from pollution, became the first Atlantic state to adopt a legal barrier to offshore drilling. Its neighbors are starting to follow suit.
Despite President Trump's misleading tweet, there is no law mandating the separation of children and parents detained at the border — only the policies of his own administration.
Both sides are preparing for the substance of what would be a historic summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un — the issue of North Korea's nuclear weapons program — although questions might still linger around what "complete denuclearization" means.
In an appearance on ABC's "This Week," the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee accused several conservative leaders of being "complicit" amid a showdown between the White House and the Department of Justice over an FBI source.
The success of the Golden Knights — an expansion franchise made up of cast-off players from across the league — has helped Las Vegas heal from last year's mass shooting, craft a new identity and cheer as the team begins its battle tonight for the Stanley Cup against the Washington Capitals.
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Years of playoff disappointments were followed by years of criticism that piled on top of the Russian super star. This postseason, he's letting everyone know he heard their questions. His answer has been loud and clear.
The Arizona senator who has spent a lifetime playing the maverick feels free to speak his mind on Sarah Palin, Barack Obama, Iraq and President Trump in his new book, "The Restless Wave."
The documentary all but assumes the POW-turned-elder-statesman has gone on to his greater glory. The family keeps their emotions pretty much in check while reminiscing; the politicos, on the other hand, frequently choke up just thinking about McCain in the past tense.
After years of fighting the portrayal of Democrats as big-spending liberals, the party feels freed by the Republicans' $1.5 trillion tax cut and the related deficit growth.
Maryland resident Prince Gbohoutou was set to be deported to the Central African Republic, where his mother was reportedly assassinated. Supporters have launched a new campaign to allow him to remain in the United States.
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