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At least 22 times Barack Obama told reporters and constituents, “I cannot pass amnesty through executive action… I am not a dictator.” At least 22 times Obama said he couldn’t do executive amnesty himself. Then he implemented an immunity scheme via executive fiat. “In bypassing Congress, Obama blatantly ignored the rule of law that is the foundation of our democracy and violated […]

Kim Jong Un's regime is reportedly moving what appears to be another ICBM​ toward a launch pad

A goal from Aleksandar Kolarov guided 10-man Serbia to a 1-0 win over Ireland on Tuesday, putting the Balkan nation on the verge of a place at next year’s World Cup. The win in Dublin leaves Serbia top of Group D, four points clear of Wales with two games remaining against Austria and Georgia. Unless

Notre Dame star Brianna Turner to miss season to rehab knee

Team still is mulling its lineup for next season.

Newcomer Dorsett hits ground running with Patriots following trade from Colts

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) - New Patriots receiver Phillip Dorsett says he's open to filling whatever role he's asked to after arriving in New England in a trade.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) - New Patriots receiver Phillip Dorsett says he's open to filling whatever role he's asked to after arriving in New England in a trade.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) - New Patriots receiver Phillip Dorsett says he's open to filling whatever role he's asked to after arriving in New England in a trade.

Curt Mills

Politics, Americas

Some of the much-maligned secretary of state’s moves have been misunderstood. But Rex Tillerson’s deteriorated relationship with the president threatens to render that moot.

If the whispers around Washington are to be believed, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is a marked man. Word is that the former titan of ExxonMobil could be out by Halloween. It would be a remarkable fall—the shortest tenure in modern times, the first secretary of state... Читать дальше...

A top North Korean diplomat warned on Tuesday that his country is ready to send "more gift packages" to the United States as world powers struggled for a response to Pyongyang's latest nuclear weapons test.

A goal from Aleksandar Kolarov guided 10-man Serbia to a 1-0 win over Ireland on Tuesday, putting the Balkan nation on the verge of a place at next year's World Cup.

A goal from Aleksandar Kolarov guided 10-man Serbia to a 1-0 win over Ireland on Tuesday, putting the Balkan nation on the verge of a place at next year's World Cup.

UNITED NATIONS — Natural disasters have nearly quadrupled in number since 1970 and the United States has experienced the most disasters since 1995, followed by China and India, the United Nations chief said Tuesday. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told reporters that in recent days the world has seen the “dramatic aggravation” of climate change with “unprecedented

As the states of Texas and Louisiana work to recover from last week's Hurricane Harvey, Florida is bracing itself for a potentially catastrophic storm called Hurricane Irma. Irma is currently a Category 5 storm headed for several Caribbean islands and Puerto Rico.

Filed under: Finance, Business, People

A legend surrounds Steve Jobs. He is described as brilliant and tone-deaf, dynamic but with a sharp tongue. A bunch of movies and books have sought to describe what made Jobs, who died in 2011, so special and so different.

"The word genius is used a lot these days — too much, I think — but with Steve, I actually think it was warranted. Still, when I first came to know him, he was frequently dismissive and brusque. This is the part of Steve that... Читать дальше...

Question: I have a question about the Minnesota State Patrol blood relays. Recently, one was performed from the Twin Cities to Redwing, Minnesota. Why did it involve three patrol officers? I know this isn’t a great distance and have just…

Barry Callebaut Group said Tuesday it has produced a type of chocolate extracted from the Ruby cocoa bean, resulting in chocolate that is red-hued.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota officials and immigrants' rights organizations say they'll fight to defend thousands of young residents brought to the United States illegally as children.