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ANTIFA activists could hijack anti-Trump protests across America today, it is feared, with the alt-right warning of the "Antifa apocalypse".

Anti-Trump protests will break out across the USA


A new study has found that while stents can be lifesaving in opening arteries in patients having a heart attack, the devices are ineffective in relieving chest pain



The as-yet-unpriced plans are part of effort to reach $1 billion in digital revenue by 2022

Didn't help that the automaker's financial results also sucked

What you need to know about the Uranium One deal


"Saipov was arrested for traffic citation issue almost exactly year before NYC attack and planned attack for a year. The trigger?"


There's One Huge Problem.


Mukhtar Dzakishev suspects he was jailed because of his opposition to the Russian takeover of a Toronto-based uranium company with connections to Bill Clinton

Smith was term-limited as chairman of House Science, Space and Technology

‘This report clearly reveals a need for educating our youth on the dangerous implications of socialist ideals’

Major Republican donor Robert Mercer is stepping down as co-CEO of the hedge fund Renaissance Technologies

The victim was confronted on her driveway by two thugs who ordered her to hand over the keys to her white Mercedes A-Class

Florida congresswoman has championed U.S. manufacturing jobs



"The only thing I did was to facilitate contacts between official and unofficial sources to resolve a crisis. It is usual business everywhere. Papadopoulos doesn’t tell the truth"

47-year-old Scott Ostrem

A long term study of more than 600,000 people showed aspirin can help ward off many cancers

Bloodbath in downtown NYC: Driver runs over pedestrians, Rammed a School Bus, Yells Allahu Akbar, waves 'weapons' in the air


EPA head Scott Pruitt signed a new directive about who can serve as agency science advisers.

The president is expected to announce his decision Thursday