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The U.S. opposed a World Health Assembly resolution to encourage breastfeeding because it called for limits on the promotion of infant formula, not because of objections to breastfeeding, President Donald Trump tweeted. -
A film crew member is alleging in a lawsuit that Johnny Depp twice punched him on the Los Angeles set of a movie about the killing of the Notorious B.I.G.
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The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed former FBI lawyer Lisa Page to appear for a private interview on Wednesday, according to a person familiar with the subpoena.
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The Navy has censured a Pearl Harbor-based active duty captain for accepting gifts from a defense contractor known as "Fat Leonard" in a fraud and bribery scheme that cost the government about $35 million.
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Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., who just returned from a congressional trip to Russia, warned against trusting President Vladimir Putin, saying that dealing with the Russian government is like "dealing with the mafia."
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Serena Williams and Roger Federer have reached the quarterfinals at Wimbledon.
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Consumer debt rose $24.5 billion in May as Americans increased their borrowing at the fastest pace in a year and a half, boosted by a big increase in credit card borrowing.
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Authorities in North Texas say an argument over fireworks led to the fatal shooting of an 80-year-old man over the weekend. -
A Roman Catholic bishop in Montana has criticized four priests who attended President Donald Trump's rally in Great Falls last week for wearing their black clerical garb while prominently seated in the front row directly behind the president.
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A bystander was attacked by a St. Paul police K-9 last week after it got loose from its handler.
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UW-Madison researchers are hoping their new smartphone app based around tick identification and removal will help them gain a better understanding of where ticks are.
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Texas church announces $3 million in donations after mass shooting.
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Young Joni owners opening Mexican restaurant in former Lucia's in Uptown.
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Three Minnesota health plans would collectively take a big financial hit — nearly $72 million — from the federal government’s decision this weekend to halt “risk adjustment” payments under the federal Affordable Care Act.
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Make way, Miguel. There's another Ibarra coming to Minnesota United.
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A candidate for governor in Rhode Island had to be rescued by the Coast Guard after his yacht hit a rock while blasting music at beachgoers to draw attention to his campaign.
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Wisconsin's 25 largest cities face $2.25 billion in unfunded retiree health care liabilities.
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For the first time in its history, Build-a-Bear Workshop is offering a Pay Your Age Day.
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Tab Hunter, "Damn Yankees!" star and 1950s teen heartthrob, dies at 86.
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U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson resigns amid Cabinet splits over Brexit.
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Family dog rescued after 25-foot fall over falls in southwestern Minnesota park.
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Milroy vs. Milroy at Target Field? Twins president proposes the idea.
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Monday traffic: Work zone delays forming on I-94 in Minneapolis.
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Former Gopher Brock Lesnar will return to UFC for title fight in March.
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ACLU says less than half of child reunions at border will meet deadline.
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How did Bruce Lee die? New book has a sad, strange explanation.
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The United States is on the verge of losing more than half of its low-carbon energy as the fight against climate change reaches a critical point.
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The 20,000-square-foot Palm Beach modernist home where the heroically endowed Parr family lives becomes a character in "Incredibles 2."
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The high-stakes race for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Tina Smith is a microcosm of the nation’s unpredictable, divided political landscape.
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Elon Musk's Space X rocket company is testing a "kid-sized submarine" that could be sent to help boys trapped in a flooded Thailand cave.
