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A picture taken in April shows sargassum seaweed on the French Caribbean Island of Guadeloupe. Helene Valenzuela /AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Iranian-American Journalist Says Trump's Words Similar To That Of Iranian Hard-Liners
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, Republican primary candidate for governor, received a late endorsement from President Trump after about two months of a bruising race to get the GOP nomination. John Amis/AP hide caption
A projection of R. Kelly at Allstate Arena in May 2016 in Chicago. Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images hide caption
R. Kelly Responds To A Year Of Accusations With Denials In 19-Minute-Long 'I Admit'
Mother And Son Involved In Domestic Violence Case Are At Risk Of Being Deported
A picture taken in April shows sargassum seaweed on the French Caribbean Island of Guadeloupe. Helene Valenzuela /AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Encore: Many Look To Buddhism For Sanctuary From An Over-Connected World
Partisan Dispute Continues With Release Of Carter Page FISA Document
A Look At Possible Implications Of The Release Of The Carter Page FISA Document
What The Government Is Doing To Stop Foreign Interference In U.S. Elections
Robert Wilkie testifies during a Senate Veterans Affairs Committee nominations hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, on June 27, 2018. Carolyn Kaster/AP hide caption
Senate Confirms Pentagon Official To Head Veterans Affairs Department
If Iranians Rise Up Against Their Government, It's Not Clear What Would Come Next
Shortage Of Large-Animal Vets Leaves Markets Vulnerable To Disease Outbreaks
Having more than one child is associated with a lower risk of Alzheimer's, research finds, as is starting menstruation earlier in life than average and menopause later. Ronnie Kaufman/Blend Images/Getty Images hide caption
Hormone Levels Likely Influence A Woman's Risk Of Alzheimer's, But How?
Why A Drop Of 4 Degrees Made A Big Difference For A Garment Maker's Bottom Line
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