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Kaitlin Bennett didn’t like the rules that kept her from carrying a gun on campus. So the day after she received her bachelor’s degree in biology from Kent State University on Saturday – no longer bound by those rules – she put on a summery white dress, flung an AR-10 rifle over her back and
Trump voters warn him not to fire special counsel Mueller: ‘People would be suspicious’
Caption Close BROOKFIELD, Wis. – They see the Russia investigation as President Donald Trump does, as a witch hunt that has expanded far beyond its initial mandate with the explicit aim of delegitimizing or perhaps even overturning his 2016 election victory. Yet these most steadfast of Trump supporters who gathered here Tuesday night as part
Donald Trump ponders North Korean threat to cancel Singapore summit with Kim Jong Un
CLOSE President Trump shocked the world, accepting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s invitation to discuss a nuclear-free Korean peninsula. It’s historic and high-stakes. Just the FAQs President Trump and Kim Jong Un(Photo: KCNA VIA KNS, AFP/Getty Images) WASHINGTON — The Trump administration declared Wednesday that it’s up to North Korea to follow through on its
Christopher Wylie Warns Senators: Cambridge Analytica, Steve Bannon Want ‘Culture War’
According to Wednesday’s testimony, Cambridge Analytica’s parent company, SCL Group, engaged yet another subsidiary, named Aggregate IQ, to bolster the Brexit campaign. Per Wylie, the campaign groups Vote Leave, BeLeave and Veterans for Britain all had contracts with the company. (Separately Wednesday, The Guardian reported that Vote Leave and BeLeave both used the same data sets