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The White House press secretary said the corporation had to ‘correct and take down’ a story but a BBC spokesperson said it ‘did not remove any story.’

The Montana Supreme Court held that the Fourth Amendment does not require evidence the police found after a warrantless entry to be suppressed.

A federal appeals court held the serviceman’s claim over a bombing in Afghanistan was barred by the Federal Tort Claims Act.

One Republican said that given the state’s deficit, this is no time to ’take out the credit card.' The bill must pass the Senate to get on the ballot.

The vessel that mapped much of Australia was later renamed Lord Sandwich before being scuttled in the U.S.

While the secretary of state focused on national security, the vice president emphasized everyday Americans.

By doubling the levies, foreign companies ‘can no longer get over the fence,’ Trump said.

Thirty-three Chinese and Taiwanese nationals were detained following the early morning raid on the underground nightclub.

The 59-year-old actor died at the scene despite officers’ efforts to save him.