On this program last week we predicted Hillary Clinton would go up in the polls after a strong debate performance.…
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Eritrea players claiming asylum in Botswana win temporary reprieve
GABORONE, Botswana – A court has stopped the Botswana government deporting 10 players from Eritrea’s national football team who have…
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Just like sugar, there are so many different varieties of salt that can add flavor and texture to your meals.…
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MADRID – Spain’s Royal Language Academy has yielded to protests from Roma groups and modified a reference in its dictionary…
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The Democratic Party is leaning far to the left and racing for the cliff
As I watched the first Democratic debate Tuesday night, I was amazed by two things. First and foremost, the lack…
Read MoreSaudi sentences 2 activists to prison for 8 and 9 years respectively for reform calls
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – A Saudi human rights lawyer says two activists have been sentenced to prison in the…
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New push to stop overuse of antibiotics in nursing homes
A new front is emerging in the war on the overuse of antibiotics: the nursing home. Health officials and health-care…
Read MoreiPhone 6s Plus vs. Galaxy Note 5: Real world performance test (it’s not even close)
Enthusiastic Android fans have historically relied pretty heavily on benchmark test scores when making the case against Apple’s iPhone lineup.…
Read MorePresident Park should publicly apologize for South Korea’s sexual violence in Vietnam
This week’s state visit by South Korean President Park Geun-hye presents an opportunity to assess the strength of the alliance…
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