On October 7, 1806, the duplicative stationery used for making copies was patented by English inventor Ralph Wedgwood
On October 7, 1806, the duplicative stationery used for making copies was patented by English inventor Ralph Wedgwood
Will e-cigarettes make traditional cigarettes obsolete? And as more smokers switch to vaping, will young people who'd never smoked before become addicted to nicotine?
The Senator voted yes for cloture Friday
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The shooting and the city's delay in releasing police footage sparked outrage across the city in 2015
Henry County Sheriff Monte Belew described the capture of Kirby Wallace, who was wanted in a deadly crime spree in Tennessee, after a seven-day manhunt.
The Republican senator is attending his daughter's wedding in Montana on Saturday, the same day as the final vote on Brett Kavanaugh
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The Republican senator is attending his daughter's wedding in Montana on Saturday, the same day as the final vote on Brett Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh was confirmed with a final vote of 50-48; He was quickly sworn in Saturday evening
Kavanaugh was confirmed to the court on Saturday with a Senate vote largely divided along party lines
The conservative state of Texas is becoming a major focal point ahead of next month's mid-term elections. Incumbent Republican Sen. Ted Cruz won his seat by almost 16 percentage points in 2012, but recent polls show a rising Democratic star, Congressman Beto O'Rourke, is within single digits. Bianna Golodryga spoke with both Cruz and O'Rourke.
A final vote could take place as early as Saturday
The new film centers on a teenager who is forced to find her voice after watching a white police officer shoot her childhood friend
The new film centers on a teenager who is forced to find her voice after watching a white police officer shoot her childhood friend
A package addressing the opioid crisis now awaits a signature from President Trump
A package addressing the opioid crisis now awaits a signature from President Trump
He mocks SEC as the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission," for investors who bet on falling stocks. Guess what? Tesla stock then falls
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The Senate voted 51-49, largely along party lines, to move forward with a vote on Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court. Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski voted against the motion, while red-state Democrat Joe Manchin voted in favor.