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Kurt Volker, Ukraine and a Turbulent End in the Trump Administration

WASHINGTON — “Please don’t publish this letter,” Kurt D. Volker, a former career foreign service officer, pleaded in 2016 with Eliot A. Cohen and Eric Edelman, two former Republican officials leading a “Never Trump” letter-writing movement. Their arguments were not wrong, Mr. Volker told them, as both sides remember it. But he argued that Donald […]

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‘Walking Dead’ Star Lauren Cohan Confirms Return With Surprise Comic Con Appearance

Entertainment / En Sound Media

When it comes to “The Walking Dead,” fans should probably be used to characters coming back, at least in zombie form. But the return of one particular long lost character came as a surprise at New York Comic Con on Saturday. At the end of the “Walking Dead” panel at Madison Square Garden, a fan

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Burrow makes history as No. 5 LSU beats Utah State, 42-6

Sports / En Sound Media

Joe Burrow became the first LSU quarterback to eclipse 300 yards passing in four straight games and threw for five touchdowns to help the fifth-ranked Tigers defeat Utah State 42-6 on Saturday. Burrow, who has finished only one fourth quarter this season because of lopsided scores, has completed 78.3 percent of his passes for 1,864

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Delle Donne, Atkins question marks for Game 3 of WNBA Finals

Sports / En Sound Media

Washington Mystics coach Mike Thibault says his team is preparing to play Game 3 of the WNBA Finals without league MVP Elena Delle Donne and guard Ariel Atkins. The 6-foot-5 Delle Donne is suffering from a herniated disk that is pinching a nerve in her back. She left Game 2 with back spasms and both

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These Republicans May Not Endorse an Impeachment Inquiry. But They Aren’t Saying No.

Politics / En Sound Media

“Given where they’ve been, for congressional Republicans to say, ‘Well, we need to see all the facts,’ is a pretty important step forward,” said Bill Kristol, the conservative commentator and a founder of Defending Democracy Together. Polls have shown a steady rise in support for the Democrats’ impeachment inquiry, with a majority of Americans approving

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AAC upset: Cincinnati beats No. 18 UCF 27-24 with 3 INTs

Sports / En Sound Media

As a reward for his game-turning interception, freshman cornerback Ahmad Gardner was invited to address teammates in the locker room as Cincinnati Bearcats celebrated a breakthrough win. Nothing shy about this freshman, on the field or in front of the team. “We brought him up to say a few words, and we had to cut

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What Happened in the Trump Impeachment Inquiry This Week

Politics / En Sound Media

Developments in the House impeachment inquiry were fast and furious this week. It was hard to keep up, even for those of us who are paid to do it. Here’s a breakdown of important articles you may have missed. Whistle-blowing If you haven’t had a chance to read through the whistle-blower complaint at the heart

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AP FACT CHECK: Trump’s fact-challenged week over impeachment

Finance / En Sound Media

Facing an impeachment inquiry, President Donald Trump is turning to a familiar playbook to defend himself: attacking his investigators , blasting the inquiry as illegal and deriding the process as all-but-rigged. Many facts are getting lost in the process. He repeatedly lambasted Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff, the House Intelligence Committee chairman who is leading the

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The Greening of Paris Makes Its Mayor More Than a Few Enemies

Travel / En Sound Media

PARIS — All over Paris, streets have been dug up and cut in two, and old paving stones overturned to build dozens of miles of bike lanes. A major urban highway has been closed to car and turned over to pedestrians. Paris is readying feverishly for an emergency that, in the minds of the city

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The Latest: Reese misses long jump cut by a centimeter

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The Latest on the world track and field championships Saturday (all times local): 6:55 p.m. Defending champion Brittney Reese is out of the women’s long jump after missing qualification for the final by a single centimeter. Reese jumped 6.52 meters and was in the 12th and last qualifying spot before Jamaica’s Chanice Porter displaced her

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