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5 Villagers Missing In A Flooded Laos Cave For More Than A Week Found Alive, Rescuers Say
The villagers entered the cave on May 19, but heavy rain triggered flash flooding that blocked the exit.
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Haitian Soccer Player Still Awaits U.S. Visa As Trump Travel Ban Disrupts World Cup Plans
The visas for Woodensky Pierre and nearly a dozen Haitian soccer officials have yet to come through with just weeks…
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White House Official Tries Really, Really Hard To Spin Low Consumer Sentiment Stats
Kevin Hassett dubiously suggested the fact that consumers are now spending more of their money on, well, everything, is proof…
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CBS Correspondent Who Went Toe-To-Toe With Bari Weiss Won’t Have Contract Renewed
“I think it was a deliberate choice to penalize a journalist for refusing to sanitize accurate reporting,” Sharyn Alfonsi said.
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Republicans Suffer 2 Big Map Losses Ahead Of The Midterms
Republicans also rejected an effort to eliminate the lone Democratic House seat in South Carolina on Tuesday.
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Woman Fired By Ball State University Over Charlie Kirk Post To Get $225K Settlement
The University fired the woman last September and said her private Facebook post about the assassinated conservative activist was the…
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Trump Has Cabinet Meeting Amid Shaky Iran Negotiations, Texas Primary Fallout Shifts Dem Chances: Live Updates
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Sports Channel Pulls Graham Platner Campaign Ad During Red Sox Game
The Democratic U.S. Senate candidate ran afoul of the MLB team and its broadcaster.
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DHS Secretary Floats Halting Airport Immigration Processing At ‘Sanctuary Cities’
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said his department is "drawing up" plans to stop customs and immigration processing at airports…
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The People’s Attorney: How A Candidate For A Little-Known Public Office Plans To Take On Trump
Democratic Socialists of America member Marissa Roy spoke with HuffPost about how she would use the city attorney’s office to…
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