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Anti-establishment wave hits both parties as outsiders keep winning
D.C. Council member Janeese Lewis George appears to have a clear path to winning the mayor’s race after her top primary opponent conceded Thursday, letting the democratic socialist continue a trend in both major parties where anti-establishment candidates are sweeping into office.
WATCH: Grassley on Arctic Frost, judicial activism and the fight to protect constitutional rights
From Arctic Frost and FISA reauthorization to whistleblower protections and judicial impeachment, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley breaks down the biggest fights facing Congress and the courts.
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‘Beautiful Game’ faces ugly test: Racism, slurs in stands
Advertisements around the World Cup emphasize soccer's place as "The Beautiful Game," a unifying force for athletes and spectators across the globe. But there's an ugly side to fandom, as organizers frantically prepare to keep racist and homophobic chants out of stadiums in the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
American who helped China gather secrets pleads guilty
An American who worked for Beijing state media pleaded guilty on Thursday to acting as an unregistered agent of China in helping obtain secrets for the Chinese intelligence service.
FCC takes aim at school internet program as Big Tech backlash grows
All that classroom screen time may not be a good idea after all. The Trump administration is considering a top-to-bottom overhaul of a decades-old federal program that pays for public school internet -- a system some children are using to watch pornography in class.
