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Trump says war-ending deal with Iran reached
President Trump and the prime minister of Pakistan said Sunday that the U.S. and Iran had reached an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end more than three months of war.
Democrats rally behind party’s N.J. congressional nominee with ties to ‘Blind Sheikh’ terrorist
Congressional Democrats are throwing their support behind Adam Hamawy, their party’s nominee in the state’s 12th Congressional District, despite his vouching in court for the good character of Omar Abdel-Rahman, the “Blind Sheikh” convicted in connection with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
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On Sunday, as President Trump marks his 80th year on Earth, he'll set a new bar for presidential parties with professional MMA fights on the White House's South Lawn.
Trump cancels strikes on Iran, predicts deal signing soon
President Trump on Thursday abruptly canceled planned strikes against Iran, citing a breakthrough in peace talks and the likely signing of a deal to wind down hostilities.
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Gallup: Record few Americans find transgenderism, death penalty, animal testing ‘morally acceptable’
Adults who view transgenderism, the death penalty and animal medical testing as "morally acceptable" fell to record lows in the latest Gallup polling released this week.
Happy Fidelity Month! Red states, feds promote June rebrandings in rebuff to Pride
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‘A wash’: World Cup host cities in U.S. unlikely to recoup nine-figure investments
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Louisiana passes anti-homeless bill that gives vagrants option of treatment or jail
Louisiana's Republican-led Legislature has approved a bill that would require homeless people to seek addiction and mental health treatment or be thrown in jail.
Trump pledges to make Iran ‘pay the price’ as U.S. launches second day of retaliatory attacks
President Trump promised Wednesday to make Iran "pay the price" for slow-rolling peace negotiations with the U.S. as American forces in the Middle East launched a new round of airstrikes.
What the U.S. would face in a military operation against Cuba
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Fracking saved the U.S. economy
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Bill Gates spills to House investigators that Epstein blackmailed him
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates told House lawmakers Wednesday that late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein used the billionaire philanthropist's marital infidelities "to pressure me to re-engage with him."
