Russia Probe Report Finds No Evidence of Political Bias
The report also found 17 'significant errors or omissions' in surveillance applications.
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Supreme Court Leaves Kentucky's Ultrasound Law in Place
The federal appeals court in Cincinnati upheld the Kentucky law.
West Virginians Head to Canada to Find Affordable Insulin
No prescription is necessary to purchase the drug in Canada.
Business Economists See US Slowing But Avoiding Recession
They expect economic growth to slow from 2.9% last year to 2.3% in 2019 and 1.8% in 2020.
Somber Ceremony Recalls Those Killed in Pearl Harbor Attack
The silence was broken with an overflight of fighter jets in missing man formation.
US Trade Gap Narrows 7.6% to $47.2 Billion in October
The trade gap is still 1.3% wider so far this year than it was in January-October 2018, despite dropping in September and October.
668,000 Will Lose Food Stamp Benefits Under New Work Rules
Congressional Democrats and advocates for the poor were quick to condemn the administration's actions.
US Manufacturing Contracts Fall for Fourth Straight Month
Economists had expected the overall November index to rebound but remain below 50.
President to Tariff Steel and Aluminum From Argentina and Brazil
Domestic demand has slumped along with the energy sector as drillers pull back on purchases of steel pipe.
Pentagon Chief Fires Navy Secretary Over SEAL Controversy
Spencer, speaking Saturday at an international security forum in Halifax, Nova Scotia, said that he did not consider a tweet by Trump a formal order to stop the Navy review board.