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The ISIS sympathizer accused of killing eight people in the Hudson River bike path attack in 2017 was under government surveillance Read More

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John Capparelli, a former New Jersey priest and teacher accused of groping young boys, was found shot to death in his Nevada home. Read More

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More than 15 journalists and multiple government officials handled salacious report. Read More

In the chaos surrounding America's War on Terror, Washington fell for Beijing's ruse that the embattled Muslim minority posed a threat to the... Read More

As the United States makes its biggest diplomatic push in Latin America in years... Read More

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How Amazon's in-house health care can leave workers in the lurch. Read More

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