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The GOP-controlled House of Representatives knifed the conservative movement and the Trump Administration in the back yesterday by rejecting a common-sense amendment that would have defunded an assortment of evils. The post House BLOCKS Amendment that Would Have Cut Off Funding for DEI, Child Mutilation, and More Awful Items in Spending Package – These 76 GOPers Joined the Democrats appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Philip Young admitted numerous offences against his now ex-wife, which cover a 13-year period.

Kevin Johnson, 55, once played for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Oakland Raiders

World affairs editor Sam Kiley spent six months alongside 16 Air Assault Brigade in Helmand where British and US forces put their lives on the line daily to keep each other safe

Although a coroner says she cannot be sure Luke Abrahams' death could have been prevented.

A massive winter storm was set to drop a hazardous mix of freezing rain and heavy snow on some 160 million Americans starting Friday, threatening "catastrophic" icy conditions.

‘Now, admittedly, the idea of paying a billion dollars to obey Donald Trump seems a little steep; after all, CBS got to do it for just $16 million,’ the late-night host quipped.

This week on Shelter Me, we're introducing you to Chloe from ACCT Philly.

Piper James's body was found on a beach surrounded by dingoes, but a coroner found evidence "consistent with drowning".

Court records show one suspect had a pending nine-count case before Judge Meyer but police remain mum on motive

Ryan Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder for Canada who was among the FBI’s top fugitives and faces charges related to multinational drug trafficking and the killing of a federal witness, was arrested on Friday, two people familiar with the matter told Associated Press. Wedding, 44, is accused of running a drug trafficking operation and officials say he orchestrated several killings to further the drug crimes. He was on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list and authorities had offered a US$15 million...

The world’s largest retail show held last week in New York saw a mood of measured optimism amid the bustle, cheap swag and canned smiles – a sense that the worst of last year’s tariff turmoil was over and that Chinese goods would continue to fill Walmart and Costco, even if they had to travel through a third country. “I feel more optimistic for this year,” said Teagan Pollard, an IT expert with TP Industries, which sells vaping equipment from China. “The economy and tariffs have been rough. But...