Bitcoin (BTC) begins a new week at over $11,000 after a wild weekend saw the market crash $1,200 in minutes — will the chaos continue?
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Michael Goodwin: Mail-in ballot problems — here are issues the left ignores
A fundamental and tragic fact of life in America today is that whatever President Trump is for, most media and half the country instantly reject. Even
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MLB looks to shorter doubleheaders to ease scheduling chaos
The Detroit Tigers and Cincinnati Reds were the first teams to try out baseball’s new time-saving measure — a doubleheader with seven-inning games. They ended up having
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Islamic State attack on Afghan prison, killing 21, rages on
JALALABAD, Afghanistan — An Islamic State group attack on a prison in eastern Afghanistan holding hundreds of its members raged on Monday after killing at
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Afghanistan: ISIS attack on Jalalabad prison leaves multiple casualties
A complex attack by the Islamic State group against a prison in eastern Nangarhar province continued Monday and has killed at least 11 people, a
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Joe Biden should not debate President Trump, Clinton’s ex-WH spokesman says
Joe Lockhart, the former White House press secretary, penned an op-ed last week urging Joe Biden to skip debating President Trump prior to the November
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Microsoft Says It’ll Continue Pursuit of TikTok
Microsoft said on Sunday that it would continue to pursue the purchase of TikTok in the United States after consulting with President Trump, clearing the
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How the Media Could Get the Election Story Wrong
Picture this Thanksgiving: turkey, football (maybe), tenser-than-usual interactions with relatives. And perhaps a new tradition: finding out who actually won the presidential election. The coronavirus
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What’s Going On With TikTok? Here’s What We Know
What exactly is going on with TikTok? The wildly popular app is known for hosting short videos where teenagers, celebrities and creators often dance or
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In Congress, challenges of combatting coronavirus parallel fights across the country
Let’s begin with two, basic premises. First, the U.S. truly has “representative government.” That is to say, the amalgamation of lawmakers sent to Washington from the
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