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The Hanoi summit comes to a contested early end; Israel’s prime minister faces potential indictment.
The abrupt end to the US-North Korea meeting in Vietnam has made the relationship very uncertain — but progress is still possible.
The New York Times reports that John Kelly and Don McGahn both documented their concerns in memos.
The year-long decision process, the backlash, and the reversal, explained.
Several dozen local business owners and executives, politicians, and community groups signed on to an open letter urging Amazon to open an office in New York City.
Trump said North Korea wanted all sanctions lifted. Pyongyang says that’s not quite what it wanted — but it still had a big ask.
The announcement comes less than two months before Israel’s elections.
They’re urging lawmakers to pass the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal Act.
The caliphate is gone. The terrorists aren’t.
TikTok is paying the FTC a record fine of $5.7 million for collecting the data of kids under 13.
Three things to know about the former coal lobbyist who’s now acting director.
Pruitt’s scandals have finally caught up to him.
The co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus has an ambitious plan for government-run health care.
Russian Doll, PEN15, and 3 other TV shows that you’ve just gotta see.
“He tells me that he didn’t know about it and I will take him at his word.”