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Mulvaney builds ‘an empire for the right wing’ as Trump’s chief of staff
WASHINGTON – Mick Mulvaney’s battles with Alexander Acosta began almost immediately. Weeks after he was named acting White…
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Playing ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’s’ racist villains on Broadway can be brutal
NEW YORK – Erin Wilhelmi, who plays one of the two most egregious major characters in Broadway’s “To…
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‘He hurt people’: West Virginia’s long-faithful Catholics grapple with news of bishop’s misconduct
MARTINSBURG, W. Va. – Nancy Ostrowski knows this state. And she thought she knew her bishop. Her family…
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Democratic candidates are honing their message to the religious left
Arguably no religious group has more influence in politics today than white evangelicals. That conservative voting bloc is…
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GM ponders a clean revival of gas-guzzling Hummer
A zero-emission Hummer sounds as paradoxical as non-alcoholic whiskey, but General Motors is looking at the idea of…
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A deadly deer disease is spreading. Could it strike people, too?
Jeannine Fleegle reached into a garbage bag, pulled out a severed deer head and placed it on a…
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The Life of Reilly: From celebrity sportswriter to internet punchline to Trump antagonist
Rick Reilly was between bites during a recent dinner in Washington, pondering his career. He was an 11-time…
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China hints it will choke off U.S. ‘rare earths’ access. But it’s not that easy.
MOUNTAIN PASS, Calif. – Rusty tin shacks are all that remain of the gold miners who once prowled…
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Echoes of Biden’s 1987 plagiarism scandal continue to reverberate
On Sept. 23, 1987, Joe Biden stood before a crowd of reporters and ended his first presidential campaign…
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At new national park, satisfy your Indiana jones in its temple of dunes
The first trail I step on is sand – and not just a dusting of the stuff either,…
