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At an intersection near the Walmart where 22 people were killed, law enforcement officials saw Patrick Crusius get out of a stopped car with his hands up, according to a police affidavit. "I'm the shooter," Crusius is described as saying.
A little-known company owned by the president has continued to use undocumented workers for projects on his properties, according to past and current crew members.
Nicki DeMarco reports on the often-overlooked connection between masculinity and gun violence. And Geoff Edgers on a run of Vegas shows that defined Elvis's legacy.
The airport is regarded as a parallel dimension, in which normal rules that govern humanity are cast aside. We document the best things to eat, drink and do when stuck between flights.
As the president's reelection campaign gears up, White House officials have become increasingly concerned about the economy's performance, several people briefed on internal discussions said.
Twitter unlocked the Team Mitch account on Friday, two days after it shared a video of protestors screaming obscenities outside the Senate majority leader's home.
Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, told CNN that his panel's activities were part of "formal impeachment proceedings."
The world of fashion and fitness has gone topsy-turvy because the corporate owner of Equinox, SoulCycle and Pure Yoga is fundraising for President Trump.
All five GOP members of the state's congressional delegation signed a letter citing the former governor's "clear and documented record of egregious corruption."
Revenue from audiobooks has nearly tripled over the past five years, but many working narrators can barely eke out a living unless they're holding down other jobs.
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