News - 2018
Trump Attacks Judge’s ‘Very Unfair’ Decision To Jail Manafort Before Trial
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06.15.18 | 2:22 pm
2000 Migrant Minors Separated From Families At Border Over 6-Week Period
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06.15.18 | 2:45 pm
Judge Wrestles With Who Should Get Sensitive Info In Russian Troll Case
By Alice Ollstein
06.15.18 | 2:58 pm
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Giuliani: Mueller Probe Could Get ‘Cleaned Up’ By Presidential Pardons
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06.15.18 | 3:07 pm
Ex-Cambridge Analytica Staffers Quietly Working For Trump 2020 Campaign
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06.15.18 | 5:01 pm
Scott Pruitt Is Our Duke Of The Week
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06.16.18 | 9:00 am
Trump Frustrated That He’s Not Earning Enough Praise For North Korea Deal
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06.16.18 | 9:33 am
Trump: ‘Bad Photos (Implying Anger)’ At G-7 By ‘Fake News Media’ Are ‘WRONG!’
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06.16.18 | 10:13 am
Trump: IG Report ‘Destroys Comey And His Minions’ Who Started ‘Witch Hunt’
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06.16.18 | 11:15 am
NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 16: Youssef Cohen rides to a doctor's appointment with his wife Lindsay Wright on March 16, 2016 in New York City. Cohen, 68, has an incurable cancer called mesothelioma and is advocating for the right to choose how and when he will die, proposed in New York State's End of Life Options Act, currently in front of the state legislature. Cohen is a professor of political science at New York University and is currently on sabbatical, due to his illness. He had his first bout with cancer in 2012 and has since undergone chemotherapy, surgery and radiation. He is currently taking immunotherapy infusions of the drug Keytruda in a final effort to fight the disease. The national "right to die" movement is also known as "death with dignity," or called "physician-assisted suicide" by opponents. It is now completely legal in 4 states, including California, where the new law goes into effect this June. If New York does not pass its legislation in time for Cohen's death, he and his wife say they are prepared to move to Oregon, the first state to make death with dignity legal, in order to insure that he dies without suffering. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images) NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 16: Youssef Cohen rides to a doctor's appointment with his wife Lindsay Wright on March 16, 2016 in New York City. Cohen, 68, has an incurable cancer called mesothelioma and is advocating for the right to choose how and when he will die, proposed in New York State's End of Life Options Act, currently in front of the state legislature. Cohen is a professor of political science at New York University and is currently on sabbatical, due to his illness. He had his first bout with cancer in 2012 and has since undergone chemotherapy, surgery and radiation. He is currently taking immunotherapy infusions of the drug Keytruda in a final effort to fight the disease. The national "right to die" movement is also known as "death with dignity," or called "physician-assisted suicide" by opponents. It is now completely legal in 4 states, including California, where the new law goes into effect this June. If New York does not pass its legislation in time for Cohen's death, he and his wife say they are prepared to move to Oregon, the first state to make death with dignity legal, in order to insure that he dies without suffering. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
California Appeals Court Reinstates Right-To-Die Law
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06.16.18 | 11:51 am