The agreement would allow for aid to be delivered in a besieged enclave of the capital after one of the war's bloodiest periods. Hundreds of people have been killed in Eastern Ghouta in the past week as government forces bombarded rebel positions.
It remains to be seen whether the growing drumbeat for reform — from some Republicans, from major corporations, from President Trump and from the country overall — will change a long-standing resistance within the GOP.
The president used Twitter to continue pressing the idea he has touted for the past four days even as educators and others dispute his suggestion because of the training that would be involved.
The Broward County sheriff said the internal inquiry is looking into allegations made by officers from another department that they saw more than one Broward deputy waiting outside the Parkland campus during the attack.
Muscle weakness clearly wasn't the cause, so her physical therapist suspected her problem might be neurological. Then he recalled an odd condition that afflicts concert pianists.
Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein told the White House counsel two weeks ago that there would be further delays in the background investigation of the president's son-in-law.
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"The Snake" was written decades before Donald Trump turned it into a fable that he has repeatedly recited — including Friday before an audience of conservatives —to illustrate the alleged threats posed by refugees.
"Curling really embodies what I think all of us hope that humanity can be," team skipper John Shuster said. His story is one of redemption, and he experienced genuine emotion as he and the team achieved gold in the middle of the night for the people they left at home.
Russians have competed under the neutral Olympic banner, but a decision to end the ban to punish doping could allow athletes to use their own flag in the Closing Ceremonies. Critics point out that in these Games, two Russian athletes have tested positive for prohibited substances.
They're two men born 3,521 miles apart, linked by the Olympics and flung into friendship with adept repartee: Freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy and figure skater Adam Rippon compare notes on life before and after coming out.
A new court-drawn map gives Democrats a shot at a four-seat gain — maybe more. Those numbers would put them on a path toward the 24 needed for House control.
In his annual letter, the investor said his conglomerate's businesses keep doing "extremely well" and "the cash continues to pile up, an additional $30 billion in the last year."
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