Ilhan Omar Set to Become One of First Muslim Congresswomen After Winning Primary
She competed for the seat formerly occupied by Rep. Keith Ellison, who left to run for state attorney general, and won for that job in Tuesday's primaries
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Dozens Feared Dead in Bridge Collapse in Northern Italy
The disaster occurred on a highway that connects Italy to France. Authorities suspect that a structural weakness caused the collapse
Israel, U.S. Embassies in Germany Receive Hostile Letters With White Powder
Police have opened two investigations
'That Dog:' Trump Slams Omarosa as She Claims He Used N-word
Late Monday, Trump tackled Manigault Newman’s claim that she had heard an audiotape of him using the N-word
Five Drones Shot Down Near Russian Air Base, Syrian Media Says
Fifth such incident in as many days ■ Base functions as headquarters for Russia's military operations in the region
WATCH Fox News' Laura Ingraham Under Fire Days After 'White Supremacist Speech'
Despite Ingraham insisting she wasn't talking about race, MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski, CNN's Van Jones and even Fox New's own Steve Hilton condemned her comments
Iran's Supreme Leader: Government's Economic Mismanagement Worse Than U.S. Sanctions
'With better management and planning we can resist the sanctions and overcome them,' Khamenei says in rare criticism ■ Tehran's Supreme leader states his country won't go to war nor will it negotiate with the U.S.
Syrian War's Biggest Mystery: What Happened to the Country's Top Human Rights Activist?
Razan Zaitouneh's fate has been one of the longest-running mysteries of Syria’s conflict
WATCH Trump Unleashes Ferocious Attack on Omarosa After She Releases Another Recording
The recording, released on NBC’s 'Today' show, is purportedly a phone conversation between Trump and Manigault Newman after she was fired from the White House
Keith Ellison Denies Abuse Allegations From Ex-girlfriend
Ellison, who is divorced, is a six-term congressman and a leader within the Democratic Party
Trump Allies, Security Experts Alarmed by Omarosa Recording Inside Most Secure Room in D.C.
'The very idea a staff member would sneak a recording device into the White House Situation Room, shows a blatant disregard for our national security'
'Unite the Right' Rally Fails: Only Several Dozen White Supremacists Show Up
A year after a deadly protest in Charlottesville, thousands of people gathered to counterprotest against white supremacists marching on Washington
Seattle Airplane Theft Shows Potential Dangers From Airline Workers
Video showed the Horizon Air Q400, a turboprop plane that seats 76 people, doing large loops and other dangerous maneuvers as the sun set on Puget Sound
Egypt Hands Muslim Brotherhood Leader Another Life Sentence
Mohammed Badie has also been sentenced to death in separate trials since his 2013 arrest
One Year On, Trump Still Fuels Racial Divide
There has been no reset, no moment of national healing
Counterprotesters Expected to Dwarf White Supremacists in D.C.
The National Park Service has also issued permits for events organized by DC United Against Hate, New York Black Lives Matter, and other groups
Blast Near Syrian-Turkish Border Kills at Least 18; Cause Unclear
The opposition-run Syrian Civil Defense, also known as White Helmets, says the blast occurred Sunday in the village of Sarmada near the Turkish border
Trump's 'Text Massages' Typo Caps Off One Bizarre Weekend of Tweets
In the latest gaffe, Trump tweeted 'text massages' instead of 'text messages' in a Saturday morning rant against the FBI and the Russia investigation
Egyptian Church Suicide Bombing Thwarted, Officials Say
Militants have killed over 100 Christians in Egypt in a series of attacks since December 2016
Chile's Ex-president Bachelet, Who Was Tortured After 1973 Coup, Approved as New UN Human Rights Chief
She was Chile’s first female president and the first head of the UN agency to promote gender equality