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The president won the Rust Belt with his promise to save manufacturing jobs. Now auto workers are striking—and Democrats are pouncing.

“I think Republicans desperately want to vote on a background checks bill,” Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) said.

The agent admitted to intentionally hitting a Guatemalan migrant with a truck.

Vicente Zambada, who has admitted to ordering people killed, was sentenced to 15 years and could walk free in under 5.

All in all, only 9 percent of the world’s plastic scrap gets recycled.

It's the fifth state to pass a "fetal heartbeat" ban — following Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio.

If Trump makes good on his late-night tweets, American auto makers, and their customers, will feel the pain.

“There’s nothing in the Constitution that says directly that a president can’t be indicted,” said Ric Simmons, professor of law at the University of Ohio.

The dictator reportedly had five foreign ministry officials executed and a top aide banished to a forced labor camp.

The attorney general finds comfort in nihilism.

After two years and three failed attempts at Brexit deal, it's over.

After a terrorist attack killed 44 soldiers in Kashmir, Modi seized the opportunity to portray himself as India’s Chowkidar, or “Guardian.”