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How Joe Biden's speech in 1992 strengthens Republican senators position on the political row over Supreme Court nomination

Despite defection from two Republican senators, the party has found a friend in Vice President Joe Biden and his 1992 statement on the matter of Supreme Court nominations during election season.

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US Regulator: Coal states must soon rule on Peabody Energy's cleanup subsidy

A decision should be ruled out to Peabody’s subsidy. States that are involved in coal mining are asked to decide.

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U.S. Government's Diplomats in South Africa Accused of Pursuing Regime Change

South Africa's ruling party, ANC, accused the United States government of having irregular activities in attempt to spur regime change inside the country. ANC is slated to discuss the matter with the concerned authorities in Washington.

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U.S. declined North Korea peace talk proposal days before last nuclear test; Proposal did not include Pyongyang's denuclearization

12 Allegedly Cuban Migrants Aboard Disney Cruise Ship ‘Disney Wonder’

Reform Takes Place in Rehabilitation Programs; US Wants to Lessen Prisoners by Helping Them Change

Obama confident the Clean Power Plan has 'strong legal footing,' states concerned about U.S. commitment to climate change efforts

Supreme Court ruling on EPA could undermine America's leadership in climate change iniatives

U.S. Senate Approves Tougher Sanctions Against North Korea As Nuclear Worries Grow

Pharmaceutical exec Martin Shkreli faces lawsuit over Wu-Tang Clan's $2 million-worth 'Once Upon a Time in Shaolin' album

The demise of a 30-year relationship: Don McLean pleads not guilty on charges of domestic violence filed by wife, says he's 'heart broken'

United Nations' aviation organization passes world's first C02 emissions standards for aircrafts, draws mixed reaction

Roosh V meets his match: "Pro-rape" meetings cancelled due to security concerns and death threats

Bill aims to restore consumers’ legal rights stripped away by Supreme Court rulings

Kesha claims partial victory in legal battle against Dr. Luke, New York court dismisses producer's extortion complaint against singer's mother