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After Sparking Outrage, Amazon Removes 'Straight Pride' Pin from Site
President Donald Trump's tariffs on imported aluminum and steel are disrupting business for American companies that buy those metals, and many are pressing for relief.
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Corruption Watchdog: G-20 Moving Slowly Against Tax Havens
Two years after the Panama Papers revealed how the rich have stashed wealth in shell companies, the world's Group of 20 industrialized and developing nations have made only slow progress improving transparency,
Liz Weston: Beat the Retiree Crowds to These 5 Places Abroad
The rewards of seeking out less-known destinations can be considerable. Living costs can be lower, and you may enjoy a more authentic experience of the country before your fellow compatriots rush in.
NOT REAL NEWS: Colorado McDonald's Franchises Not Converting Play Areas Into Pot-Smoking Centers
McDonald's PlayPlaces aren't becoming pot places, not even in Colorado, the first state with legal recreational marijuana sales.
Suspended Fraternity: Offensive Video Was 'Satirical Sketch'
A fraternity suspended at Syracuse University over an offensive video said in an apologetic statement on Friday that the activities were intended as a "satirical sketch" depicting an uneducated, intolerant person.
When to Ignore Credit Card Advice
Credit card tips might be easier to understand when they're binary - do this, don't do that - but that advice usually doesn't apply to everybody. In fact, some advice could hurt more than help.
Army Won't Meet Recruiting Mission, Lowers Goal
The U.S. Army will not meet its mission to recruit 80,000 active duty soldiers this year and has officially lowered the goal. But officials say the service has been able to encourage more experienced service members to stay on the job.
Warren to Black Voters: 'All Our Fights Are Interconnected'
Sen. Elizabeth Warren declared on Friday that the racism and bigotry that shaped housing policies in the United States for generations is still preventing African-Americans from owning homes.
Two Black Men Arrested at Starbucks Speak Out
Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson spoke to the Assoiciated Press, giving a timeline of events of the day they walked into the Philadelphia Starbucks and got arrested, to the days of protests after.
Columbine, Parkland Students Unite for Voter Registration
Hogg has been encouraging students to walk out and register to vote. Some Columbine students compromised by holding a combined vigil and voter registration rally on Thursday night.
AP FACT CHECK: Trump Skews Reasons Behind His 2016 Win
President Donald Trump isn't getting the facts straight when it comes to how he won the 2016 election.
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