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A McDonald's employee holds a sign during a 2018 protest against sexual harassment in the workplace in Chicago. Joshua Lott/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
Democrats Say They Won't Need Giuliani's Testimony To Make Their Case Against Trump
A McDonald's employee holds a sign during a 2018 protest against sexual harassment in the workplace in Chicago. Joshua Lott/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
McDonald's Is Sued Over 'Systemic Sexual Harassment' Of Female Workers
'Salt Lake Tribune' Becomes 1st Legacy Newspaper To Change To Nonprofit Structure
How Immigration Raids In August Have Changed A Small Town In Mississippi
Pack goat breeder Ann Summerton on a trail in Montana's Bitterroot Mountains with her goats, Bannack and Joker. Goats are affordable, easy to care for, and a full-grown male can carry about 70 pounds. Nick Mott/Montana Public Radio hide caption
Goats Are Picking Up The Load For Backcountry Travelers. Some Worry About The Impact
Flea Talks About His Wild Childhood In 1970s Hollywood In 'Acid For The Children'
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., answers questions regarding the public impeachment hearings set to begin on Wednesday. Schiff has been the face of the impeachment inquiry into President Trump. Mhari Shaw/NPR hide caption
Rep. Adam Schiff: Trump's Potentially Impeachable Offenses Include Bribery
Evangelical Voters In N.C. Discuss Trump's Divisive Comments On Race
In a speech at the Economic Club of New York on Tuesday, President Trump said a mini trade agreement with China could happen "soon," but he offered no guarantees. Andrew Harnik/AP hide caption
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activist Discusses Violent Clashes During Protests
Bolivia Must Decide On New Leader After President Flees To Mexico For Asylum
How Some Online Lenders Dodge State Laws To Charge Triple Digit Interest Rates
'The Mandalorian' Has The Nostalgia And Storytelling That Star Wars Fans Want
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