The Starting 5: Boris Johnson, Boston Bomber's Appeal and 2019's Best Games
The House Judiciary Committee are set to vote on the articles of impeachment this morning.
The House Judiciary Committee are set to vote on the articles of impeachment this morning.
A week of social media chaos has shown how vulnerable British voters are to disinformation, whether it is being directed from abroad or closer to home.
The Departmnet of Homeland Security lashed out at the doctors on Tuesday, branding them "radical political activists."
Newsweek partnered with STEM.org to rank America's Best STEM High Schools. We found successful schools in every region of the country.
The president said any deal between the countries would be "bigger and more lucrative" than one the U.K. could strike with the European Union.
The snowy streets of Europe aren't the only places to shop for gifts while sipping on hot chocolate. Stay stateside and visit these holiday markets for a wintry wonderful shopping experience.
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We're talking about dishes that are best in their own environment, that don't travel so well. Here is our highly subjective list of dishes that are worth traveling for around the world.
Food
Books have always had the ability to transport readers, whisking them away to faraway lands. Cozy up and plot your next getaway at these unique bookstores around the world.
Travel
Christmas isn't just an odd hoiday in North America. All over the world, people celebrate in wacky ways on December 25, such as rollerblading to church in Venezuela and making a reservation at KFC for Christmas Eve dinner in Japan.
Christmas
In a speech to Washington media museum, the Newseum, the Fox News Sunday host reiterated his criticism of President Donald Trump.
Yang's unique inclusion is also casting a harsh light on the process that deprived other candidates of the opportunity to carry forth their historic campaigns.
Vatican official Jodi Bertomeu Farnos wrote there is no link between celibacy or homosexuality with the current rash of child sex abuse cases in the Catholic church.
President Donald Trump may not appear at next year's presidential debates because he doesn't trust the Commission on Presidential Debates, according to sources who spoke with The New York Times.
Senator Bernie Sanders has endorsed progressive talk show host Cenk Uygur for Congress one month after Uygur publicly endorsed Sanders.
NATO leaders recently said they are "further strengthening our ability to deter and defend with an appropriate mix of nuclear, conventional, and missile defense capabilities."
"They do not agree with" Trump and "think that the course that he is on is wrong for America," Representative Denny Heck said.
"We need to see more of this kind of compromise," said Ali Noorani, executive director of the National Immigration Forum.
If North Korea's "Christmas gift" turns out to be a nuclear or long-range missile test, Harry Kazianis says "get ready for maximum pressure 2.0: More sanctions, more nasty tweets and threats of nuclear war."
"It's a tragic case, but we knew this was going to happen," said immigration attorney Richard Sterger.
The New York Times Editorial penned an op-ed piece backing the impeachment of President Donald Trump and condemning Republicans for subverting democracy.
Lindsey Graham is statistically tied with Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison, with the staunch pro-Trump incumbent seeing his favorability ratings plummet among independent voters.
The site was operational between 1954 and 1994 but is now in the process of being decommissioned
The Taxi and Limousine Commission sent an email to drivers reminding them to defer to a passenger's preferred pronouns, or use gender-neutral pronouns if the passenger's pronouns are unknown.
Two brides kissing each other at the end of a wedding-planning ad was enough for Hallmark to pull the plug on its relationship with Zola.
"My journey ... I wouldn't have traded it for anything in the world," Burrow said while fighting back the tears.
Discord has confirmed they received a subpoena from The Pokémon Company.
"The management and protection of private wetlands that is incentivized and funded by the sale of American alligator eggs and hides benefits [other] species as well," the state argued in its complaint.
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