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As Sea Level Rise Accelerates, US Coastal Communities Brace for the Inevitable
The report found that sea level rise exceeding 2 meters by 2100 could result in the loss of 1.79 million...
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Mexico Scrambles to Slow Migrants as Trump Tariffs Loom
The Washington Post reported that a potential deal to avoid the tariffs would allow the U.S. to deport asylum seekers...
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Pelosi Told Dems She’d Like Trump ‘in Prison’ [Report]
Donald Trump should be sent to "prison," U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told fellow Democrats in a closed-door meeting on...
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US Detained 144,000 Migrants in May, Up 32% Since April
U.S. authorities detained or blocked more than 144,000 migrants at the border with Mexico in May, up 32 percent since...
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US Tightens Cuba Sanctions, Ends Group Travel
The Trump administration banned group educational travel to Cuba, cutting off one of the main avenues for Americans to visit...
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Trump Officials: Palestinians Unable to Rule Themselves, Peace Plan ‘Unworkable’
In the Axios interview, Kushner said "I think that it's a high bar" when asked if the Palestinians could expect...
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Capital Pride 2019: Solidarity and Celebration
The Capital Pride Alliance kicked off its annual celebration of the LGBTQ+ community, Capital Pride Celebration 2019, in Washington, DC...
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Democrats Bridging the Gaps in the Green New Deal
The Green New Deal was never meant to be a single piece of legislation, but a broader set of goals...
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Charging US President With a Crime Was ‘Not an Option:’ Mueller
In his report, the special council laid out several incidents in which Trump attempted to obstruct his investigation. But Mueller...
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Major Texas Border Station Closed For Flu Outbreak After Teen Death
A major Texas border station has been temporarily closed due to a fever outbreak, officials said, one day after a...
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Ford to Cut 7,000 Jobs, 10% of Global Salaried Staff
Ford plans to cut 7,000 jobs, or 10 percent of its global salaried workforce, as part of a reorganization as...
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Thousands Expected to Protest Alabama Abortion Law
Thousands of demonstrators prepared to take to the streets around the southern U.S. state of Alabama on Sunday to rally...
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Affordable Meal Kits: Tool to Eliminate US Food Deserts?
Firms are revolutionizing the fundamental structures of meal kits and diversifying the recipient populations to better serve individuals in food...
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Alabama Senate Passes Toughest Abortion Ban Bill in US
The Alabama Senate has passed the most restrictive abortion bill in the United States in an apparent effort to challenge...
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‘Truth Decay:’ New Report Finds US Journalism is Increasingly Subjective
“Our research provides quantitative evidence for what we all can see in the media landscape: Journalism in the U.S. has...
Read more50 US Coal Power Plants Have Shut Down Under Trump
In total, 289 have closed since 2010, comprising 40 percent of the U.S.'s coal power capacity, while an additional 241...
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Family Reunions on Mexico Border Cancelled as US Refuses Permits
US authorities have forced the cancellation of an event which allows families separated by migration to reunite for a few...
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With Surge in Right-Wing Violence, US Muslims Prepare for the Worst Ahead of Ramadan
As Muslims across the United States prepare to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, mosques have been taking measures to...
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Top Democrats Call For Trump’s Attorney General to Resign
Top Democrats including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris - both of whom are presidential candidates - have called for...
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Facebook to Fund Research on Social Media Impact on Elections
Facebook announced research grants to study the impact of social media on elections, part of an effort to prevent manipulation...
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