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The formal announcement by Walsh, a political figure in the tea party movement, sets up a potential Republican primary race in 2020.
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North Korea said Sunday that leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test-firing of a "newly developed super-large multiple rocket launcher," another demonstration of the North's expanding weapons arsenal apparently aimed at increasing its leverage ahead of a possible resumption of nuclear talks with the U.S.
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TRENTON, N.J. — Drivers in New Jersey and around the nation continue to see prices at the pump drop as ...
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A detailed recap of five memorable moments from the Thursday night debate in Miami — leading off with the discussion of busing in America between two top contenders in the field.
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They say the president's response to the growing number of mass shootings scapegoats the mentally ill.
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The G-7 leaders regrouped to focus on what they can do to boost growth at a time of heightened uncertainty.
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The blazes have sparked anti-government protests in Brazil and became a pressing issue for leaders at the Group of Seven summit in France.
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From immigration to gun control, Democrats covered a lot of ground in the first debate of the 2020 race.
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It appeared to be a positive development for the extension of the Second Avenue subway. But officials from NY were wary.
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Six people were injured Saturday when lightning struck a 60-foot pine at the Tour Championship where they were taking cover from rain and showered them with debris, Atlanta police said.
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Brazilian troops were deploying in the Amazon to fight fires that have swept the region and prompted anti-government protests as well as an international outcry.
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The former White House communication director now is urging fellow Republicans to work against Trump's re-election.