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What do British voters think of their new prime minister? Heres why the new Brexit Party may be a threat.
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Drones watch every U.S. ship in the Gulf, Irans navy chief claims Iran says it hasan immense archive of the day to day and even moment to moment movements of American forces.
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5 things you may not know about Boris Johnson, UKs next PM Here are 5 things you may not know about the man set to become Britains next prime minister, Boris Johnson
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Boris Johnsons chaotic path to power finally pays off Boris Johnson aspires to be a modern-day Winston Churchill
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As NFL teams hunt for the next Sean McVay, the Redskins may have one in Kevin OConnell Washington's 34-year old offensive coordinator is considered one of the game's bright young minds. Can he mold rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins into a star?
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Li Peng, Chinese premier during Tiananmen massacre, dies at 91, state media reports He was dubbed the butcher of Beijing for his role in overseeing the 1989 crackdown in Tiananmen Square that left hundreds, if not thousands, of protesters dead.
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Johnsons win elevates no-deal Brexit risks to UK economy With Boris Johnson confirmed as the next leader of the Conservative Party and British prime minister, the outlook for the British economy has certainly got murkier and potentially more perilous
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Li Peng, former hard-line Chinese premier, dies at 91 Li Peng, a former hard-line Chinese premier best known for announcing martial law during the 1989 Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests, has died
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Boris Johnson, Brexit cheerleader, to become U.K. prime minister Johnson is a colorful and controversial former foreign secretary, former London mayor and longtime columnist who galvanized the Brexit campaign in 2016.
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USA Swimming relies on secret weapon and analytics to get smarter, faster Russell Mark studied engineering and wanted to be an astronaut. Instead he's applying many of those principles to help the American team swim faster
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