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Several retailers have allegedly used racial code words or otherwise profiled black shoppers.
He was into literature and history.
The chain of events highlights Trump’s unprecedented conflicts of interest.
Democrats and even some Republicans pressed Wheeler on greenhouse gas emissions in the United States.
Some estimates have the Syrian death toll at around 15.
She also says he can deliver it in writing if he wants.
Kenya has been an al-Shabaab target for years. It seems like that will continue, even with US-backed military efforts to defeat the terrorists.
Labour’s gambit to force general elections failed. But the UK still has to figure out Brexit.
Sears isn’t going anywhere, but the company is still in trouble.
They’re calling on him to open the government first and negotiate on border security afterward.
A new book makes the case that alternatives to animal products can end the atrocities involved in farming animals.
The California Congress member is about to make a lot of powerful people — from the White House to the banking industry — uncomfortable.
I feared Yosemite would be in rough shape from the shutdown. Here’s what I found instead.
Kristen Roupenian’s first short story collection is a mixed bag with tons of potential.