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Stephen Kinzer's book illuminates the decisions of 1898-1902 that set the course of American wars and the overthrow of governments into the 21st century.

The Associated Press reports that the FBI has the recording, which the president's onetime lawyer, Michael Cohen, made two months before Trump's election.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, the author of a new book about his long career, assesses his reporting of some of the most significant stories of the last half-century.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist assesses his career reporting on some of most significant stories of the past 50 years.

U.S. markets slide as the president says he's willing to hit every product imported from China with tariffs and again criticizes the Federal Reserve, as well as some of the nation's biggest trading partners.

The new league rules limiting protests are challenged in a grievance by the union, which contends that the policy, imposed without consultation with the union, is inconsistent with collective bargaining agreement and infringes on player rights.

Her latest documentary looks at the pathology of greed and fame. “I thought the financial crash was going to teach us," she says. "And yet a lot of people went right back to living the same way as they had before.”

The case of Liah Ferrera Amaya shows the extensive vetting immigrant families must submit to in order to retrieve their children from U.S. custody — even if it means putting themselves at risk for deportation.

Sixty-two representatives join forces to demand health care for every American "from the day they're born."

The group of 62 House members joined forces Thursday to demand health care for every American "from the day they're born."

If Interior Department's proposals are approved, they will open the door for corporate attacks on vulnerable wildlife.

Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders says the president has asked national security adviser John Bolton to invite the Russian leader and "those discussions are already underway."

Its supervisors praise the initiative, citing increased productivity and a happier staff. The firm’s board may make the change permanent.