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Kenneth Starr, the president and chancellor of Baylor University in Waco, Texas, was back in the news Tuesday, at the center of two major stories: one about his past with the Clinton family and one about his future in higher education.

Bernie Sanders has been characterized throughout his career as an idealistic outsider with unrealistically far-reaching policy proposals that go far beyond what's politically feasible.

The finale of The Voice is happening tonight (May 24) in just a few hours and features a star-studded lineup of performers! Along with finding out who will win the tenth season of the show – Adam Wakefield, Hannah Huston, Laith Al-Saadi, or Alisan Porter – lots of celebrity guests will be involved. Tune in [...]

Trump's Special Council, Michael Cohen, can't defend his boss' hypocrisy over Bill Clinton. Donald defended Bill Clinton consistently in the 1990's from the various attacks the right wing threw at him, including the impeachment. Now, all those discredited right wing attacks on Clinton are fair game, because Donald is running for President?

Freddy had been badly burnt in a fire, but now has a second lease on life.

The Ukrainian authorities should condemn public threats against journalists operating in eastern Ukraine and arrest individuals behind them, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said in a letter to Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Tuesday.

The U.S. central bank has remained steadfast on its message that future rate increase will depend on continued improvement in economic data. But the markets aren't buying it.

TSA intelligence chief replaced after facing criticism, safety experts say Flight 804 evidence was mishandled and in the new economics of dating, men no longer need to pay.

Launching your own business after getting dumped from your favorite job: a chat with entrepreneur and social media influencer Natalie Zfat, who made a promise to not be at someone else's mercy again.

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Early in his career, investment adviser John D. Spooner would go into the office for a few hours during the weekend.

It wasn't a common practice. On Saturdays and Sundays, hardly anyone was parked in his company's garage.

But, he writes, "I always noticed when I did my weekend overtime that every car in the garage was the most expensive, high-end, top-of-the-line vehicle there could be."

In "No One Ever Told Us That: Money and Life Lessons for Young Adults,"... Читать дальше...

<em>Chiefly associated with the Piedmont region, barbera is Italy’s third most planted red grape, behind sangiovese and montepulciano</em>

Abdirahman Bashiir defended his actions in his fifth day on the stand.

It’s the largest single commercial airplane purchase in Vietnam's aviation history

"I think some people might take it a little far," a skeptical Californian said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came under fire on Tuesday, after an official government watchdog released a report revealing that his travel expenses prior to taking office raise a “fear of criminality.”

Bowen became the state's first Democratic superdelegate to endorse Sanders last month.

The head of the Department of Veteran Affairs was heavily critic zed by Republicans after comparing wait lines veterans face for healthcare to lines at Disneyland. 

Usually, when making reckless threats about the economic furor he’ll unleash upon China, Mexico and other major U.S. trading partners, Donald Trump claims they’ll all cower helplessly in terror in response. [...] in the battle to Make America Great Again, no trade war will ever materialize. If other countries choose to retaliate — or “punch back,” in the Trumpian vernacular — by introducing tariffs of their own, our own exports will get more expensive to buyers abroad. A downward spiral would result... Читать дальше...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A law trimming early voting in swing-state Ohio is unconstitutional and cannot be enforced, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A law trimming early voting in swing-state Ohio is unconstitutional and cannot be enforced, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

Watson said statistical and anecdotal evidence presented in the case reflects that black voters use same-day voter registration and early voting options at higher rates than whites. Should Watson's decision stand, Ohio residents would again have a 35-day window to vote early by mail or in person before Election Day. Because of the law and other schedule changes, Ohio voters were expected to have three fewer days to vote in person this presidential election year compared with the 2012 presidential election.

Teligent ,a small-capspecialty generic pharmaceutical manufacturer, has been on a great run over the past few years.

Sir Paul McCartney Defends Kanye’s Use of the N-word