The bipartisan accord would lift statutory budget limits by more than $200 billion and provide tens of billions of dollars in disaster relief funding. The announcement, which followed months of negotiations, came as lawmakers face a Thursday deadline to avert another shutdown.
Although a parade in Washington, like the French one, would feature the nation's military might, it could send a very different message, some European defense analysts and columnists said.
But that could change: One group estimates 26,000 women are running for office in 2018 — smashing the previous record of 920. This interactive shows how much ground there is to be gained in your state.
Many of the female veterans running for congressional seats are Democrats critical of President Trump. Said one former fighter pilot: "This is not the country we fought for."
Weather extremes and harvesting continue to thin the ancient forests. Scientists are studying redwoods' massive and complex genetic code as a possible way to save them.
Investors and market experts say trading algorithms made a crazy stock market day that much crazier, sparking an outburst of panic selling and making its rebound seem even more baffling.
New analysis of DNA from the oldest skeleton found in Britain have led researchers to conclude that Cheddar Man's ancestors arrived via the Mideast after leaving Africa.
Cho Hyun-ah came under fierce criticism in 2014 after forcing two airline employees to apologize on their knees for serving nuts in an unopened bag. She was later charged with obstructing aviation safety.
The school's Fraternity and Sorority Board said the Zeta Beta Tau chapter violated university rules about Greek organizations that prohibit "sexually abusive behavior on the part of its members."
Patrick Soon-Shiong, a respected transplant surgeon turned entrepreneur and philanthropist, has been the subject of media investigations, criticism from the medical community and a handful of lawsuits.
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