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Wednesday, May 9, 2018

Breaking: Condoleezza Rice: NCAA athletes should make money off names, images and likenesses

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  Calling NCAA rules 'incomprehensible,' Rice, who chaired the Commission on College Basketball, told USA TODAY Sports that the commission's report on the NCAA was 'pretty clear' in its support of athletes being able to cash in.

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Breaking: Watch live: CIA chief nominee Gina Haspel testifies before Senate Intelligence Committee at confirmation hearing

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  CIA nominee Gina Haspel will face tough questions about her role in the agency's torture tactics at her Senate confirmation hearing.

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Breaking: North Korea releases 3 Americans ahead of Kim Jong Un's historic summit with President Trump

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  Trump announced their release on Twitter, adding that the date and place for the two leaders' summit has been set. The three men — Kim Hak-Song, also known as Jin Xue Song; Tony Kim, also known as Kim Sang-Duk; and Kim Dong-Chul — were seized between 2015 and 2017, and accused of a variety of anti-state offenses.

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Tuesday, May 8, 2018

Breaking: West Virginia Republican Patrick Morrisey wins Senate primary, beating former coal baron and ex-convict Don Blankenship

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  State Attorney General Morrisey won the GOP Senate primary in West Virginia on Tuesday, beating former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship, who served a one-year sentence on a misdemeanor conviction related to a mine explosion that killed 29 men. Morrisey's win likely gives the GOP a better shot against Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, who won his primary, in November's general election. Morrisey beat Blankenship, along with Rep. Evan Jenkins.

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BREAKING NEWS: George Deukmejian, ex-governor of California, dies

 
BREAKING NEWS: George Deukmejian, ex-governor of California, dies
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  George Deukmejian, ex-governor of California, dies  
 
 
 
A former chief of staff says two-term California governor George Deukmejian (dook-MAY'-jihn), whose anti-spending credo earned him the nickname 'The Iron Duke,' has died. He was 89.
 
       
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Breaking: Watch live as President Trump announces the end of the Iran nuclear agreement

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  President Trump has repeatedly denounced the Iran nuclear agreement as "insane," saying it gives Iran too much room to cheat on nuclear weapons development, but in the past he has delayed steps that would effectively render it moot.

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Breaking: Trump to announce he’s taking the United States out of the nuclear deal with Iran

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  President Trump will announce this afternoon he is taking the United States out of the 2015 deal with Iran, which could set off a chain reaction of disputes with European allies who back the deal and lead Iran to restart its nuclear weapons program. Trump started telling members of Congress this afternoon he will pull out of the deal in advance of a planned 2 p.m. announcement at the White House, two sources told USA TODAY.

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Breaking: Life-size angel wings. Twin Jesuses in matching Gucci. Swipe through the jaw-dropping Met Gala red carpet looks.

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  Check out the angelic and over-the-top looks from this year's ball, which featured the theme "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination."

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Monday, May 7, 2018

Breaking: Eric Schneiderman resigns as N.Y. attorney general after allegations of physical violence against women surface

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  Schneiderman, who has positioned himself as a combatant of sexual harassment and abuse, resigned as New York's attorney general on Monday after four women accused him of physical violence and illicit drug and alcohol use. Those allegations, recounted in an article posted in "The New Yorker," were based on similar-but-separate stories from women who had romantic relationships or encounters with the state attorney general.

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