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Nearing the abyss of MAGA
The presidential race in the United States has come down to this, a brutal match between two political groups: the Democratic Party, currently in power, and the Make America Great Again group, still quaintly called the Republican Party.
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Dr. Roy Vagelos: The Greek Angel of Columbia University Donates $1 Billion for Pharmaceutical Research
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80 Years Ago: US-UK Forces Unleashed Destruction on Sofia in WWII
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Acting Navy boss submits resignation amid coronavirus uproar
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Fired US Navy captain leaves his ship to sailors applause
U.S. Navy Capt. Brett Crozier departed the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier to raucous cheers from his crew after being fired for raising the alarm on the spread of the coronavirus on the ship.
The vast outpouring of support for the dismissed captain was captured on video by those on or near the ship who recorded as the crew yelled his name in between unison claps.
Navy fires captain who sought help for virus-stricken ship
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China Sea tensions stop joint statement at Asia defense meet
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Carter concerned Iran ships may carry arms for Yemen rebels
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said April 22he is concerned that Iranian ships heading toward Yemen may be carrying advanced weapons for the Houthi rebels, and moving a U.S. aircraft carrier to the region gives the president options.