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  • Ocean Cleanup

    Scientists Launch Massive Ocean Cleanup Project Off the Coast of San Francisco

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  • Former Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen Enters Plea Deal Over Tax And Bank Fraud And Campaign Finance Violations

    Michael Cohen Offered to Void Stormy Daniels’ Nondisclosure Agreement… If He Gets His Money Back

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  • Water reserves found in Mars

    Take a 360-Degree Look at Mars, Courtesy of NASA’s Curiosity Rover

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  • Trump speaks at a fundraiser in Fargo, North Dakota

    Trump Wants Jeff Sessions to Find the New York Times Op-Ed Author

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  • Tesla Shares Slide After Auto Maker Elon Musk Smokes

    Tesla’s Shares Fall 7% Amid Executive Departures and Elon Musk’s Smokey Interview

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  • Former U.S. President Barack Obama speaks at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

    Obama Says Trump Is ‘a Symptom, Not the Cause’ of Political Unrest

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  • Corporate Retail Branding at the Shopping Mall

    Starbucks’ New Mexico City Cafe Will Be Run Entirely by Senior Citizens

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  • New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral Prepares For Pope Francis's Visit

    New York’s Attorney General Has Subpoenaed the State’s Roman Catholic Dioceses

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  • Facebook’s Prineville Data Center. Photo via Facebook.

    Facebook to Build $1 Billion Data Center in Singapore

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  • Senate Holds Confirmation Hearing For Brett Kavanaugh To Be Supreme Court Justice

    Democratic Senators Reveal Committee Confidential Documents From Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s Past

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  • An Initiative To Legalize Marijuana In California To Appear On Nov. BallotHealth

    New Legislation Could Increase Veteran Access to Medical Marijuana

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  • Trump meets Kuwait ruler at the White House in Washington

    Republicans Denounce President Trump’s Latest Attack on Jeff Sessions. But They Don’t Plan to Act

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  • Employees work at the Amazon distribution center in Saran, near Orleans

    Bernie Sanders Introduces “Stop BEZOS Act” Targeting Big Companies With Low Wages

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  • Matson Line Ship

    The U.S. Trade Deficit Rose to Its Highest Level in 5 Months, Reaching $50 Billion

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  • Bob Woodward, former Washington Post reporter, discusses about Watergate Hotel burglary and stories for the Post at Richard Nixon Presidential Library in Yorba Linda

    Bob Woodward’s Latest Book Reveals New Levels of Chaos in Donald Trump’s White House

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