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(The Washington Post)
In the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s, the real estate mogul masqueraded as media spokesman “John Miller” or “John Barron” to talk about himself, according to journalists and several of Trump's top aides. Trump this morning denied he was John Miller.
Archaeologists say the underwater discovery proves humans arrived on the continent earlier than previously thought, raising doubts about the theory that the first humans had migrated from Asia and then south through Canada.
The Obama administration mandated that health insurers provide transgender patients with coverage for services that may not have been traditionally covered or required by their expressed gender, and issued separate guidance calling on public schools to let transgender students access the bathrooms and facilities of their choice.
The company's move will further clamp down on the chemicals that states can obtain for executions.
A sophisticated assault in Ben Guerdane, long known as an incubator for jihadists, shows the militants’ growth in North Africa.
As Venezuelan unrest grows amid food shortages, power blackouts and political gridlock, the country may be headed toward a popular uprising and the overthrow of its government this year, American intelligence officials said.
A new survey of U.S. beekepers found the second highest annual loss of the last 10 years. Most alarming, losses in the summer — when bees should be healthiest — matched those during the winter.
The Chinese market is critical to Apple, and local ties can be key to getting things done, industry observers said.
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(AP)
The Republican candidate seems to think the owner of The Washington Post and founder of Amazon is directing the news organization to dig into Trump’s life out of fear that the Justice Department under a President Trump would bring an antitrust suit against Amazon.
The Obamas are hosting the leaders of Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland, but the tableware is going to be a bit less traditional this time around.
In a rare concession, the company pulled back on a program that critics said was a subtle form of fast-food marketing that could imperil kids’ health and understanding of nutrition.
Researchers showed subjects a series of pictures of celebrities, including altered images of the president, and then asked about support for the conservative movement.
The defendant was 14 when his legal guardians were found shot near their Arkansas home last year. He and another teen were charged in the plot to get money to run away.
