Evening Edition: Liberals hoping to block Trump’s pick for high court target two GOP senators
Traditional fight or modern showdown — it all depends on Trump's court nominee; U.S. companies in China say they're already feeling the sting from Trump's planned tariffs
Political strategists will go back to the tactics they used last year to defend the Affordable Care Act, with ads and grass-roots activism focused heavily on convincing Republican Sens. Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) and Susan Collins (Maine), to buck the president again.
If the president picks a candidate confirmed by the Senate a decade ago, expect a fight over judicial opinions. If it's someone from the recent battles, it will get personal.
Business leaders fear Beijing is already taking the "qualitative measures" threatened by the government if President Trump imposed tariffs on Chinese exports to the United States.
The players and their coach were being given rudimentary diving lessons, even though none of them know how to swim. Though water levels have receded, volunteer divers say currents remain strong in the partially flooded cave.
For many Americans, their pride for the country is directly tied to the president leading it. When President Trump refers to his supporters as "American patriots" and casts his critics and skeptics as "un-American" and "treasonous," it can weigh on that sentiment.
There are only two northern white rhinos left on the planet, and both of the females are infertile. But genes from the subspecies might live on, researchers write in a new study.
Joey Chestnut beat his own record by devouring 74 hot dogs and buns to win for the 11th time in the last 12 years. In the women's event, Miki Sudo ingested 37 hot dogs to capture her fifth title.
One team in the last match of the World Cup will be chosen from the group of Croatia, England, Russia and Sweden. That will mark a departure from the penchant of the final to spotlight titans.
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