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- U.S. Troops Leaving Syria Headed for Iraq
- Anti-Government Protests Sweep the Globe
- Bolivia Presidential Election Appears to Head for a Runoff
- Brother of Honduran President Found Guilty of Cocaine Trafficking
- Trump Says G7 Will Not Be Held at His Private Golf Course
- Hillary Clinton Accuses Jill Stein, Tulsi Gabbard of Being Linked to Russia
- Landmark Trial over Opioid Epidemic in Cleveland, Ohio
- Tornado Rages Through Dallas, Leaving 100,000 Without Power
- Judge Temporarily Blocks Florida Law Limiting Voting by Ex-Felons
- Under U.S. Deal, Turkish Occupation of Northern Syria Continues; Ethnic Cleansing Feared
- “We Do That All the Time”: Mulvaney Admits to Quid Pro Quo over Ukraine
- Ambassador Sondland Confirms Giuliani Pushed Ukraine Policy
- Energy Secretary Rick Perry to Resign
- U.S. to Host G7 at Trump Resort in Possible Violation of Constitution
- Civilian Casualties Reach New High in Afghanistan
- Corbyn Urges Labour Party Members to Reject New Brexit Deal
- Chicago Teacher Strike Enters Second Day
- NYC City Council Backs Plan to Close Rikers as Activists Call for No New Jails
- Cuban Asylum Seeker Dies in Solitary Confinement in Louisiana
- General Strike Shuts Down Barcelona Following Sentencing of Catalan Separatist Leaders
- Mass Protests Continue in Lebanon over Economic Crisis
- Mexican Forces Release El Chapo’s Son After Coming Under Deadly Attack by Cartels
- Cuban Ballerina Alicia Alonso, 98, Dies
- Trump Has “Meltdown” After Lawmakers Rebuke His Actions on Syria
- Gordon Sondland to Testify in Impeachment Inquiry Today
- Britain and European Union Reach Brexit Deal
- Protests Continue in Catalonia After Sentencing of Separatist Leaders
- Trump Admin Proposes Opening Up Tongass National Forest to Logging
- 500,000 Kids Could Lose Free School Lunches Under Changes to Food Stamp Program
- Chicago Public School Teachers on Strike Today
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A free press is vital to a democratic society, which is why it is enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. Donald Trump encourages violence against journalists with his constant vitriol. Condemnation of his behavior, of his words, must be vigorous, bipartisan and unrelenting.
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