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‘It’s a Kennedy familly tradition,’ to be politically active, says independent presidential candidate

The bill now set for swift passage in the Senate does not require intelligence officials have a warrant to search Americans’ data and communications.

The company said it found Schweppes Zero Sugar Ginger Ale sold in three US states were mislabeled and contained as much sugar as regular sodas.

The legislation prohibits entities deemed sufficiently owned or controlled by individuals within an adversary country from operating within the United States.

In Southern California, 110,000 acres of Angeles National Forest will be added to the the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument.

The final tally was 404–14, with one Republican and 13 Democrats voting against it.

Luis Hernandez, shot outside his store in front of his wife and three children, suffered a spinal injury and may not walk again.

Prosecutors said that someone with the same name was arrested in the 1990s.

Lawmakers are demanding a change to policies that allow boys to compete in girls’ sports after a transgender runner dominated a high school track event.

One goat had just given birth and had pregnancy toxemia. She needed her Dextrose and could be dead now, says the farm.

A quartet of wealthy donors with strong ties to progressive causes are paying $50 million in battle against former president.

Under state policy, veterans who earn more than $300 a month are charged $30 a day for housing at the Chelsea complex.

President Trump has denied all wrongdoing in the case.