The US auto workers union announced Friday no new strike targets, but the group's president said the labor action had entered a...

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Special counsel David Weiss informed a federal judge in Delaware about the prosecution's intention to present the case to a grand jury

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Adrienne Vaughan was sunbathing on the bow of the motorboat when it crashed into the stationary sailboat’s bow