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China is in control; the U.S. is not.
China is in control; the U.S. is not.
The Saudi flyover indicates others are ready to give validation to the Israel-United Arab Emirates peace deal.
GOP Senate must show restraint in ousting commissioners over disagreements.
U.S. officials have for the first time approved a design for a small commercial nuclear reactor, and a Utah energy cooperative wants to build 12 of them in Idaho.
An Arizona resident has asked a judge to bar Kanye West from appearing on Arizona's Nov. 3 ballot, accusing the hip hop artist of serving as an election spoiler and arguing that a law prohibits him from running in the state as an independent presidential candidate.
The longtime analyst is transitioning into a special assistant role with the organization.
The victim was discovered with a gunshot wound to the head.
The Twins and White Sox have split the first two games at Target Field, and that means the Twins are a game-and-a-half behind first place Chicago entering play tonight.
State Auditor Julie Blaha calls for eliminating forfeitures of less than $1,500.
Possibility of a fall rollout has heightened concerns that the Trump administration is seeking to rush the distribution of a vaccine before Election Day.
He was about 30 feet up when the boom arm broke from the truck, police said.
The suburban representative said he saw low morale among the officers in the precincts hardest hit by unrest.
The Vikings front office started making early decisions on Wednesday, a player's day off, as four players were placed on waivers. The deadline for all NFL teams to trim 80-man offseason rosters to the initial 53 is Saturday at 3 p.m. CT, and the Vikings roster stands at 75 players following Wednesday's moves. Defensive end Anthony Zettel, linebacker Jordan Fehr, running back Tony Brooks-James, and defensive end Stacy Keely were released in the initial wave. Zettel, the fifth-year former Detroit Lions defensive end... Читать дальше...