U.S. Treasury Freezes Assets Of Islamic Foundation
The U.S. Treasury moved to freeze the assets of a defunct Saudi-based charity Thursday, saying parts of the group were being revived and were channeling money to al Qaeda.
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The U.S. Treasury moved to freeze the assets of a defunct Saudi-based charity Thursday, saying parts of the group were being revived and were channeling money to al Qaeda.
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Student told she can't wear "MAGA" hat to high school
Student criticizes school district's dress code after being told she can't wear hat featuring well-known slogan
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Patriots owner Robert Kraft charged with soliciting prostitution
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Conservative activist allegedly assaulted on Berkeley campus
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Student told she can't wear "MAGA" hat to high school
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Conservative activist allegedly assaulted on Berkeley campus
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Democrats file bill rejecting Trump's emergency declaration
House Democrats are taking steps to thwart the president's emergency declaration over his border wall
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Father of ISIS bride sues to get U.S. to let her come back
Suit argues Hoda Muthana is an American citizen and should be allowed to return but U.S. says she's not
Google Doodle honors Steve Irwin
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Moscow court orders former Marine's detention extended; he denies the charges
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"Space Jam 2" release date revealed
The premiere date may have been chosen to pay homage to both the original "Space Jam" star – and the new one
Afrofuturism gains momentum as artists reclaim black history
Social, cultural and political philosophy dating back to the 1950s is resurging with popularity of films like "Black Panther" and works of author Tomi Adeyemi and artist Janelle Monáe
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Japanese space probe lands on far-off asteroid to get samples
Scientists say the samples could provide clues about the origin of the solar system and of life on Earth
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Advocates say Facebook tricked kids into in-game purchases
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5G explained: How it works and when we'll have it
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FDA warns about potentially harmful dietary supplements
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Teachers on strike: "Public schools everywhere get shortchanged"
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Parents of 13 kids plead guilty in "house of horrors" case
David and Louise Turpin shackled some of their 13 children to beds and starved them in horrific captivity case
Patriots owner Robert Kraft charged with soliciting prostitution
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