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The last Space Shuttle launched 5 years ago Thursday, but NASA still cannot put men into space without Russian cooperation due to President Obama's cuts to the agency's exploration and spaceflight capability. NASA plans to return to Earth's orbit are entirely dependent on private companies, some of which are scheduled to launch by the end of next year.
A general view of atmosphere at the Rolling Stone Magazine Official 2012 American Music Awards VIP after party presented by Nokia and Rdio at Rolling Stone Restaurant And Lounge on Nov. 18, 2012 in Los Angeles. New court documents filed in the defamation lawsuit against Rolling Stone reveal that disgraced reporter Sabrina Erdely knew her story about a gang rape at the University of Virginia was deeply flawed, but refused to change it because improving it would simply be too much work.
Sen. Timothy M. Kaine of Virginia chosen as Hillary Clinton's VP - Hillary Clinton has chosen Sen. Timothy M. Kaine (Va.) as her vice presidential running mate, completing a Democratic ticket that prizes experience and traditional notions of public service in a political year dominated
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News is breaking in the last few minutes of a mass shooting in a shopping mall in Munich, Germany. Early reports say as many as 10 people were killed, though CNN right now is reporting only one fatality.
Speaking to the country at what he said was "a moment of crisis for our nation," Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump took his audience on a tour of a dark and dangerous America teetering at the brink. "We don't have much time," Trump said.
The Republican Party nominated Donald Trump as its candidate for president of the United States - and I responded ending my 44-year GOP membership. First, Trump's boorish, selfish, puerile, and repulsive character, combined with his prideful ignorance , his off-the-cuff policy making, and his neo-fascistic tendencies make him the most divisive and scary of any serious presidential candidate in American history.
The GOP's 2016 platform, approved by party delegates Monday night, denounces Common Core just a few years after party leaders played a major role in implementing it. "We reject a one-size-fits-all approach to education and support a broad range of choices for parents and children at the state and local level," the final GOP platform says .
Jul. 19, 2016 - 3:53 - Former congressman Allen West goes 'On the Record' on GOP unity, how Trump can win black vote: 'He's got to show up' in the community
As the world reels from shocking Islamist terror attacks in the U.S, France, Turkey, Iraq, Belgium, Malaysia, Somalia, Saudi Arabia and sex assaults by Muslim 'rapefugees' just about everywhere in recent months, the Hamas/ Muslim Brotherhood front group CAIR is handing out chewing gum at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio that mockingly purports to treat 'chronic Islamophobia'.
The failed coup attempt in Turkey has fueled a sharp conflict with Washington over the fate of a Turkish cleric in the U.S., while posing a broader challenge to the West's efforts to fight terror and promote liberal democracy. Senior Turkish government officials are pressing the Obama administration to extradite cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom they blame for orchestrating the attempted coup.
The Republican National Convention will open Monday under the pall of antipolice violence, a development likely to bring a new emphasis to presumptive nominee Donald Trump's repeated pledges to make law and order a theme of both his nominating convention and the looming fall campaign against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
What might have been a disruptive fight over the party's rules and platform is now almost certain to end with a whimper when the Republican National Convention opens for business Monday.
Republicans gathered here to elevate Donald Trump as their presidential candidate and party leader, an outcome almost no one among the GOP's leadership saw coming at the campaign's outset. The convention that begins Monday will, in some ways, be as unorthodox as the process that led to it.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence made his introduction to many Americans this weekend as Donald Trump's running mate, but he previously gained renown as a social and fiscal conservative whose policy positions have at times drawn him into national debates. The 57-year-old Republican, formally named Mr. Trump's pick for vice-presidential candidate on Saturday, served 12 years in Congress before becoming Indiana's governor in 2013.
President Barack Obama said Sunday authorities had yet to determine the motive of the man who fatally shot three police officers and wounded three others in Baton Rouge, La., and he urged Americans to "temper" their words.
Some 82% of Hispanic registered voters view presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump unfavorably, while three out of four say they plan to vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton in the fall, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News national poll finds.
Reeling from Falling Polls , Paul Ryan Floods District with Mailers on Border Security After Funding Every Obama Open Borders Initiative - Following a new primary election poll showing that House Speaker Paul Ryan has plummeted to well below 50 percent in his home district
U.S. Troops at Turkish Air Base on Highest Force Protection Level - U.S. troops at Turkey's Incirlik air base were at the highest force protection level, known as "condition Delta," after the power was cut off at the base and the Turkish government closed the airspace around the site