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Drove the game so youve heard the americans are finally pulling out of a treaty one so it has been here a killing we have one side has with theirs theres no mistaking that the russians have chosen to occupy with this treaty by people still when the treaty is needed to be interests of mission and European Security. We provided russian ample time to mend its ways for russia to honor its commitment. Also coming up tonight to sing or not to sing the Eurovision Song Contest is no stranger to controversy but this years pageant in israel as attracting board than usual in may funds from all over the w...

It or not, for holding one of the toughest seats in a swing district along the border between texas and mexico. He is one of six republican incumbents to retire in the last two weeks. And the third House Republican from texas not to seek reelection. Hurds departure leaves his district the largest in texas and a majority hispanic one as well vulnerable to democrats looking to make headway in the lonestar state. Joining me now is the dc bureau chief for the Texas Tribune abby livingston. I know you cover this and know this better than anyone. Lets start with what the reaction has been to hurds s...

Immigrants, legal immigrants. Trump about to change a long standing rule saying an immigrant who uses a whole range of Public Services may no longer be welcome in america, Services Like medicaid. The libitarian Cato Institute says the move is changing what it means to come to america. Tonights the stop Citizenship Services official insists the new rule has nothing to do with the president s vast immigration crack down. Why shouldnt the first of all, this is 140yearold legal structure. This was the same question might have been asked when my italian immigrants were coming, immigrant ancestors w...

In the wake of the Soviet Union's dissolution, the world found itself navigating the murky waters of a new geopolitical era. Amidst this uncertainty, on February 11, 1992, an underwater clash underscored the lingering mutual suspicions between the world's former Cold War adversaries. The USS Baton Rouge, a nuclear-powered Los Angeles-class attack submarine, collided with…