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The filing by prosecutors came in response to a request by U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan for more information about the circumstances of the interview.

French troops were providing security.

"I saw the hearings not as a chief justice, but I saw it as a mother of two young women," California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye said. "And I was greatly disturbed by the process."

The trip was sponsored by a charitable organization affiliated with AIPAC

The possible closing of the Weekly Standard is a reminder that the GOP is Trump's party.

The outgoing Wisconsin governor tried to downplay his party's push to strip powers from his successor with a terrible graph.

Eagles Coach Doug Pederson said the injury will not need surgery.

In a letter to the NFL team, they say their reasoning goes beyond football.

With three games yet to play, why do so many Washington players seem ready to be done?

The British prime minister will return to London to face angry lawmakers.

Facebook on Friday revealed that a major software bug may have allowed third-party apps to wrongly access 6.8 million users' photos, including images that people began uploading to the site but ultimately chose not to post publicly.

Facebook on Friday revealed that a major software bug may have allowed third-party apps to wrongly access 6.8 million users' photos, including images that people began uploading to the site but ultimately chose not to post publicly.

Some investors have cooled on new media sites and the recent sale of Mic is just the latest symptom. Others have diversified their revenue steams to survive and grow.

The arrival of the online retail giant is expected to raise housing prices and demand gradually.

Fultz has a physical explanation for his broken shot, but some close to him believe the issue goes much deeper.

The move comes in the wake of a court decision enforcing an Obama-era regulation.

The Republican power broker could join as a reserve officer and would be required to attend two weeks of training in Newport, R.I., and drill once a month as a reservist if commissioned.

The poll finds that only President Trump’s most fervent supporters tend to believe his false statements.

A White House spokesman called on Congress to “disincentivize” migrants from making long treks to the U.S. border.

Trump really didn't think ahead.

Blackmun is accused of lying in written testimony to a Commerce subcommittee investigating abuse claims against gymnastics team physician Larry Nassar.

More Americans are ditching paper money, but critics of cashless restaurants and shops say many people are being left behind.

More Americans are ditching paper money, but critics of cashless restaurants and shops say many people are being left behind.

A snack, soup, pasta and two desserts. That sounds like a meal.

The United States is gaining support from Europe and Japan in its crackdown on Chinese trade practices.

The halt marks an abrupt about-face for a service many had criticized as a disturbing symbol of the growing role algorithms are playing in judging and predicting human behavior.

Two mammoth paintings by Peter Waddell depict very different aerial views of L’Enfant’s grand design.

Negotiators from nearly 200 nations drew close to a deal that would nudge the world toward stronger targets for reducing carbon emissions and enshrine a clearer set of rules for how to get there.

The former senator has been serving on a temporary basis in the seat once held by the late John McCain.

A photographer lent his cellphone to migrants in Tijuana so they could contact people in their home countries. With their consent, he recorded their messages and took their portraits.