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Asking other companies to create in-house brands is part of Amazon’s larger cost-cutting strategy.
The president announced on Friday that he’d sign a short-term spending bill without money for the wall.
From Sorry to Bother You to Paddington 2, these are movies the Oscars unfairly ignored. You shouldn’t.
Stone’s comments during a wild press conference — and after an Infowars interview.
WikiLeaks, dog threats, and Godfather references: Mueller’s indictment of the Trump ally and political trickster.
Some shutdown sympathizers have argued it’s a good moment for evangelizing small government.
One of them could spark a civil war.
The president reacted to the special counsel’s indictment of his longtime adviser with a wild tweet.
With a shortage of air traffic controllers, some flights to LaGuardia and other East Coast airports have been delayed.
Browder’s incarceration and 2015 suicide called national attention to the ways the justice system irreparably alters the lives of people of color.
Trump seems to think workers can just cut a deal at checkout.
The new policy, forcing Central Americans to wait in Mexico while their cases are pending in the US, started Friday at the biggest crossing along the US-Mexico border.
The new true crime documentary series demonstrates that even after his death, Ted Bundy runs his own show.
His Wall Street Journal op-ed responds to a recent Pew report that found 74 percent of Americans know almost nothing about Facebook’s ad practices.
“Does that mean CNN is guilty of collusion?”