Jan 16th 2020CHICAGOTHE ATTACKER sprang from the tall grass in a lakefront park, leaving a five-year-old victim terrified, blood streaming from his he
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Jan 16th 2020WASHINGTON, DCAN OBSCURE PART of the Department of Commerce called the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is not used to grabbing the
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Jan 18th 2020LOS ANGELESALTHOUGH AMERICA’S immigration policy now seems dominated by a desire to seal the country’s southern border, Donald Trump’s ad
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Jan 15th 2020AMES, IOWA AND WASHINGTON, DCBEFORE LAUNCHING into a speech for the 30 or so Joe Biden-curious Iowans who had gathered in Ames on a frigi
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Jan 9th 2020BROOKLYN, NEW YORKNEW YORK CITY is famous for its diversity. Yet the 1.1m pupils in the city, who are mostly non-white, attend some of the
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Jan 9th 2020MOUNT VERNON, NEW YORKELIOT ENGEL has unobtrusively represented southern Westchester County in the House of Representatives for 30 years,
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Jan 11th 2020ON A FRIDAY night in 2016, Natalie Natividad, a 15-year-old in Hebbronville, Texas, took a fatal overdose of pills after enduring months
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Jan 11th 2020THE ECONOMY is giving Americans plenty of reasons for cheer. The stockmarket has reached record highs. Job growth is strong. Despite fear
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