As Congress continues to feud over construction of a border wall, another Central American caravan of 10,000-plus migrants has entered Mexico and intends to reach the U.S. The caravan, which first departed Honduras on Jan. 15, began as a smaller group of around 500 people. However, the caravan ballooned in size as it continued to …
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The interview that Hillary Clinton did with Bret Baier & Greta Van Sustren was the equivalent of watching a little league team throw underhand pitches to someone in the Major Leagues. There was very little bark, not much bite, and just a few nibbles. This interview proves that the media is afraid to go after …
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The final trailer for Stranger Things Season 2 is here. It’s Halloween and all is not well. Eleven is back from “The Upside Down” but it’s not giving up without a fight. The nine-episode final season will air on Oct. 27. “When terrifying supernatural forces once again begin to affect Hawkins, they realize Will’s disappearance was only the beginning. …
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House Democrats are questioning the legality of a Department of the Interior (DOI) decision to call back thousands of furloughed employees to work on offshore drilling permits. A trio of Democrats sent a letter to the acting Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt Wednesday, alleging that the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) broke federal …
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Robocalls are inexpensive and easy to place, making them popular among scammers. Too often, recipients of robocalls compromise their security by revealing private information, according to new data. Did you receive a robocall today? More than half of people (52%) receive at least one robocall per day, according to a new survey from Clutch, the leading …
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Imagine being locked up in a Mexico prison for a mistake. The jailed Mexican drug cartel inmates threaten your life and your family. You are put into solitary confinement sometimes getting one meal a day; sometimes none. Now imagine you have recently been treated for PTSD following a challenging time in Afghanistan. Could you stay …
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Written by Gwendolyn Simms Thirty-four years ago today, President Ronald Reagan was shot and several other were wounded in an assassination attempt. Today on her Twitter account, veteran reporter, Judy Woodruff, used new media to relay her first-person narrative of that chaotic and fateful day in her life and American history: Six .22 caliber bullets were fired …
In an effort to help empower travelers to make more informed decisions when it comes to holiday travel plans, InsureMyTrip Research reveals which airports to possibly avoid and how the latest data trends can aid travelers when comparing travel insurance benefits. Summary For the first time in five years, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL) is reporting …
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U.S. Households Plan to Spend an Average of $627 this Season 37% to buy most of their gifts online With consumer confidence at an 18-year high, unemployment at record lows, and wages rising, U.S. households are approaching the holidays in good spirits, with intentions to spend about $627 on gifts this season, according to a survey by …
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The official prologue to Alien: Covenant introduces the crew of the mission as they gather for a final meal before entering cryosleep.