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George W. Bush holds a press conference Dec. 17, 2000, where he named Alberto Gonzales chief White House lawyer, Condoleezza Rice (next to Bush) national security adviser and Karen Hughes (far right) counselor. J. Scott Applewhite/AP hide caption
York Voter, Who Backed McCain In 2008, Hesitated To Vote For Trump
U.S. Has Effective Ways To Respond To Russian Hacking, Woolsey Says
How Have Trump's Comments On China Policy Been Received In Taiwan?
York Voter, Who Supported Obama, Is In Disbelief About 2016's Election
Ignacio Nicolas Campillo, director of a hops production facility in northern Spain, peels apart the flower of the hops plant, to reveal yellow powder inside. The powder is used to make beer. Lauren Frayer/NPR hide caption
An Ebola burial team dons protective clothing before collecting the body of a woman who'd died from the virus in her home in a suburb of Monrovia, Liberia's capital. John Moore/Getty Images hide caption
A Gang Killed A Guy With Ebola. Will They Agree To Be Quarantined?
While Trump Won York County, Pa., Republican Cal Weary Backed Clinton
Aleppo Horrors Will Help Define Modern Evil, U.S. Ambassador Power Says
Octogenarian Career Criminal Attempts To Steal Necklace, Police Say
George W. Bush holds a press conference Dec. 17, 2000, where he named Alberto Gonzales chief White House lawyer, Condoleezza Rice (next to Bush) national security adviser and Karen Hughes (far right) counselor. J. Scott Applewhite/AP hide caption
President-Elect Trump Breaks With Long History Of Press Conferences
York Voter Hopes Donald Trump Will Run The Country Like A Business
Much of the nearly 180,000 gallons of crude oil spilled went into the Ash Coulee Creek, just 150 miles from the Dakota Access pipeline protest camp. Jennifer Skjod/North Dakota Department of Health hide caption