House Dems Introduce Measure to Revoke President’s Border Edict
A staff aide introduced the measure during a short pro forma session of the House in which Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va., presided over an almost empty chamber.
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At Kraft Heinz, a Fed Investigation and a $15.4B Write-Down
JPMorgan analyst Ken Goldman said the entire strategy of 3G Capital to seek growth through cost cuts is now questionable.
Mueller Report Looming, New Attorney General in Hot Seat
Barr has said repeatedly that he disagrees with Comey's decision and considers it a mistake.
Police: Empire Actor Turns Self in to Face Charge
The size of the tab is anyone's guess, but given how much time the police have invested, the cost could be huge.
Police Official: Smollett Suspected of Lying About Attack
Chicago's top prosecutor, Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx, recused herself from the investigation Tuesday.
U.S. Mining Sites Dump 50M Gallons of Fouled Wastewater Daily
Officials have yet to complete work including basic risk analyses on about 80 percent of abandoned mining sites on federal lands.
Putin Sternly Warns U.S. Against Putting Missiles in Europe
While issuing a tough warning to the U.S., Putin also claimed that Russia still wants friendly relations with Washington and remains open for arms control talks.
U.S. Steps Up Winter-Warfare Training as Global Threat Shifts
The final assessment by the trainers was that the attackers suffered 30-40 percent casualties, while Dixon's troops lost about 10 percent.
President Criticizes California on Lawsuit Against Border Wall
California and 15 other states are parties to the suit filed Monday that alleges that Trump's declaration is unconstitutional.
Religious Orders Apologize for Sex Abuse Inaction, Cover-Ups
With a few exceptions, religious orders have largely flown under the radar in the decades-long scandal.