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Jul 05

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News Wrap: Hamburg prepares for big protests during G20

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In the our news wrap Wednesday, hundreds of demonstrators dressed as zombies in a peaceful protest in Hamburg, Germany. The city is bracing for mass demonstrations of up to 100,000 people in the lead-up to this weekend’s G20 Summit. Also,…

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Jul 03

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News Wrap: Chris Christie draws fire for using closed state beach

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In the our news wrap Monday, it's day three of a state government shutdown in New Jersey over a budget showdown between Gov. Chris Christie and Democratic lawmakers. On Sunday, he drew criticism for using the governor's residence at a…

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Jun 28

WATCH LIVE: Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Russian interference in European elections

By News Desk

A former State Department official and several others will appear Wednesday in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee to testify on Russian interference in European elections.

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Jun 15

Dr. Alzheimer and the patient who helped reveal a devastating disease

By Dr. Howard Markel

This week marks the 153rd birthday of Alois Alzheimer, the German psychiatrist who is often credited for first describing the clinical and micro-anatomic features of a brain disease that steals the memories of millions of people each year.

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May 31

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Merkel 'staunch believer' in close U.S. relations, says German ambassador

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May 31

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Suicide bomber strikes heart of Kabul, another sign of worsening security

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A massive bomb hidden in a septic cleaning truck devastated part of Kabul Wednesday during the height of morning rush hour, killing at least 90 and wounding 400 more. The incident is yet another in a string of attacks that…

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May 30

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Back at the White House, Trump administration fends off questions on Kushner, Germany

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Even after two weeks since the last on-camera White House briefing, the main topic was the same: the connection between Russia and the Trump campaign, specifically reports that Jared Kushner sought to set up a direct line to Russia's President…

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May 25

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At NATO, Trump calls out allies on unpaid dues while staying mum on joint defense pact

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At his first meeting of NATO leaders, President Trump again criticized the allies for falling short on their share of defense spending. Mr. Trump was also the first U.S. president to not explicitly endorse NATO's collective dense clause. Special correspondent…

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May 23

Despite populist campaign rhetoric, public support for NATO grows

By Margaret Warner

As President Trump prepares to fly to Thursday’s NATO summit in Brussels, he and his 27 counterparts should look at a new poll of public attitudes on both sides of the Atlantic about their alliance, and about the threat posed…

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Apr 06

Photos: When tanks replaced horses, and the birth of other WWI weapons

By Larisa Epatko

It was 100 years ago today that the United States officially entered World War I, when Congress voted to declare war on Germany on April 6, 1917.

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