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Ronda Rousey knocked out in 48-second fight
3 missing after plane falls off radar
Walt Disney 'Bambi' artist dies at 106
Christmas gift excitement extinguished by cat
What's their angle? Breaking down Spygate
President Barack Obama and his first secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, entered the White House in 2009 with visions of a "Russian reset." But Obama will leave office next month in the midst of a shadowy Cold War-era fever dream, as Washington and Moscow are, once again, beset by accusations of diplomatic chicanery and outright espionage.
Putin won't expel 35 US diplomats
McCain calls hearing on hacking
Mormon Tabernacle Choir member quits, refuses to sing for Trump
Choir member quits, won't sing for Trump
Small plane loses contact; 6 missing
Mother dies, daughters hurt after ski lift fall in Colorado
NC judge temporarily blocks elections board revamp
Coroner offers free rides to New Year's Eve partiers
Opinion: Can Trump become America's best dealmaker?
Donald Trump loves to imagine himself as the best dealmaker in America. But many Democrats are not buying it. When they look at the new White House, they see little room for finding common ground. The President-elect ran a campaign that was antithetical to their party values, in addition to, they believe, consistently lying and spreading falsehoods. And now he has assembled a right-wing cabinet, which makes many Democrats' skin crawl.
Man proposes during 'Mannequin Challenge'
Home provides help for young mothers
Teacher makes request for sick student
Boy donates hair to friend with Alopecia
1st US 'intersex' birth certificate issued
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