Mohammed bin Salman disparaged journalist Jamal Khashoggi as a dangerous member of the Muslim Brotherhood in a call to Jared Kushner and national security adviser John Bolton, according to people familiar with the discussion.
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With a new indictment, authorities will zero in on trade-secret theft, and seek to identify researchers and defense-industry workers who have been "co-opted" by Chinese agents, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said.
A Washington Post-Schar School survey of likely voters in battleground districts found the party's base of less frequent voters and concerns about illegal immigration stand out as wild cards as the midterms near.
They fled Honduras with the hope America would accept them. But they know they are up against long odds. With the threat of murder hanging over them, a family makes the arduous journey to United States carrying almost nothing but the clothes on their backs.
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When the Nelsonville Food Cupboard opened in the 1980s, the pantry served as an emergency stop for families when budgets ran tight. But as the working-class city's economy has changed, the pantry has become more than a stopgap. It's a lifeline.
The hate Robert Bowers allegedly espoused now has many across the city combing through their brief, elusive encounters with him for clues they may have missed.
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The tech giants told the Trump administration that they oppose any change in federal policy that would define gender on the basis of one's biological sex at birth.
The loyal Democratic voter bloc is going all out for the party's gubernatorial nominee, Stacey Abrams, who could become the nation's first elected black female governor.
Maine is pioneering ranked-choice voting in its federal general election this fall, where the race for its 2nd Congressional District is razor-thin and just may be decided by the new voting style.
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