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A look at the days latest news and headlines. Thanks, 2 minutes. If that same day, he finished another installment of the dossier that went out to former Trump Campaign manager carter page for ties to russia. There were more installments zeroing in on the allegations against Paul Manafort. The bottom line is all these strands suggests, as the president has been tweeting, there may have been collusion or connections on the other side of all of this dealing with russia, that have not been investigated yet. Martha with more on this, brian lanza the former Communications Director for President Tru...

March may be a celebration of Women’s History Month, but not all female stories are being told, according to Carol Hay, a philosophy professor at UMass Lowell.

Welcome to an exploration of the legendary Muhammad Ali’s indelible impact on the world of boxing. In this article, we delve deep into the facets that made Ali not just a phenomenal athlete but a cultural icon. We’ll examine his famous mantra “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee,” its significa

Earlier this week, the National Museum of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh launched the Van Cleef & Arpels: Time, Nature, Love exhibition. An immersive exhibition, the presentation encapsulates visitors in the French high jewelry maison’s unique universe, as it showcases the bespoke craftsmanship, leading designs, and artistry that has characterized Van Cleef & Arpels’ history. Van

Go to the gym, there even female judges. she says her parents support of the revolution because they were poor and thought it would lead to better jobs, it would not. a decade after leaving iran, masih alinejad has millions of followers on facebook but her parents still don't have the internet. she talks to her mom every few weeks but doesn't know if she will ever see her family again. she says iran is like her childhood backyard. dark, so her plea to women there is to open their eyes wide to make the darkness disappear. >> martha: here now, masih alinejad, iranian activist and author of the w...