... to help jump-start talks between the government and the separatists. And Russia announced new retaliation for U.S. sanctions. It refused to accept a U.S. proposal to keep the International Space Station going beyond 2020. And it barred using Russian-made rocket engines to launch U.S. military ...
... individuals. GWEN IFILL: And they were quite humble today at the White House as well. LT. COL. SHELDON GOLDBERG: I'm sure. GWEN IFILL: Lieutenant Colonel Sheldon Goldberg, U.S. Air Force retired, thank you so much for helping us. LT. COL. SHELDON GOLDBERG: Thank you for letting me come.
... staffer in a panda suit simulating a sex act on another staffer wearing a Hillary Clinton mask. Two more Republicans -- businessman Sean Bielat and former U.S. Attorney Michael Sullivan -- are throwing their hats in the ring for the special election primary for the open Massachusetts Senate seat. Josh Dubois ...
... hurt Israel." He also defended his opposition to unilateral sanctions toward Iran, contending that measures implemented by the United Nations were working and that a U.S.-only approach would have isolated the country. "I fully recognize that confirmation is up to the Senate. All I ask is a fair ...
... unexpected uphill battle as they fight for benefits. According to a new report by the nonprofit online news organization ProPublica and The Seattle times, the U.S. government sometimes has no official record that men and women actually served overseas. It sounds unlikely, but an investigation by the two news ...
... women as a group... JEFFREY BROWN: Why not? DAVID BROOKS: And why not? JEFFREY BROWN: Because here we are. DAVID BROOKS: It's easy for us to say. There are a couple of different demographics. It seems to me all that talk about Planned Parenthood appeals more toward college-educated ...
Remembering Mike Wallace, Legendary '60 Minutes' Interrogator
EmbedVideo(2540, 482, 304); Romance. Drama. That's what drives telenovelas, Latin American soap operas, one of the most popular forms of entertainment in the world, with hundreds of millions of viewers worldwide. Telenovelas -- literally television novels -- have some things in common with their American cousins, the daytime soap operas. Telenovelas have their roots in...
People receive tickets to enter the courtroom in Cambodia. Photo by Tang Chhin Sothy/AFP/Getty Images. In recent years, more Cambodians -- both young and old -- have been confronting the mass killings of the 1970s committed by the Khmer Rouge regime. Another phase of this effort to inform and educate the Cambodian public has been...
In Montana, contractors have been working 12 hours a day to soak up what they can of the estimated 42,000 gallons of crude oil that escaped into the Yellowstone River from a broken ExxonMobil pipeline. Correspondent Tom Bearden reports from Laurel, Mont., on the cleanup effort and health concerns for humans and wildlife.
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