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President Trump has accused Germany of owing NATO and the U.S. "vast sums of money" for defense.

Three Montana newspapers have abruptly yanked their support for Republican congressional candidate Greg Gianforte over allegations he assaulted a reporter.

Wine prices in the U.K. are set to surge by 22% and consumption is expected to drop by 28% by 2025 as a direct result of Brexit.

"The culture is the problem. And the solution, graduates, is you."

Cars.com, Peleton exercise bikes and mattress company Leesa Sleep withdrew their advertisements from Hannity's program on Wednesday.

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Energy ministers from OPEC and other major producers will decide whether to extend production cuts during a meeting in Vienna on Thursday.

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The alleged assault of Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs by Republican congressional candidate Greg Gianforte set social media alight on Wednesday night.

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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City is exiting Obamacare in 2018, possibly leaving nearly 19,000 Missouri residents without coverage option next year.

Minutes after Fox News retracted its inaccurate story peddling a conspiracy theory about the fatal shooting of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, a Breitbart editor was suggesting his site publish more -- an example of how the conspiracy theory has grown out of control.

The secretary warns Congress should act "sooner rather than later."

Ten U.S. airports are testing enhanced security screening that requires passengers to send any electronics bigger than a cellphone through the X-ray machine in a separate bin.

The White House budget director has defended unrealistic growth assumptions in President Trump's budget. That is, until a fellow conservative and deficit hawk eviscerated those assumptions.

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Deutsche Bank, which was hit in January with $630 million in penalties over an alleged Russian money-laundering scheme, is in the crosshairs of Democrats looking into the bank's ties to President Trump.