What to know about the impeachment process, is vaping safer than smoking, and don't be alarmed by armies of tarantulas.

Mick Mulvaney flip-flops on reason Ukraine aid was delayed, Turkey agrees to pause military operations in Northern Syria, and missing Australian woman found in outback after 'SOS' message is spotted on security camera.

Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings has died, President Trump, Democrats fight over Syria, and are you prepared for the next recession.

2020 Democrats slam the President over Syria, Trump's bid to end 'forever wars' undercut by Saudi troop deployment, and avoid these expensive mistakes when talking to your teen about college.

U.S. imposes penalties on Turkey, Former Russia adviser testifies she was alarmed about Ukraine pressure, and adorable toddler dances with dad to celebrate 11 months cancer-free.

U.S. military to withdraw from Northern Syria amid bloodshed, the economy still favors Trump's reelection, and dog missing for 12 years reunited with owner.

America leaves malls as crumbling monuments to the past, a peek at our wireless future, and inside the NFL's $5 billion bet to make football work in Los Angeles.

How President Trump could be impeached and still re-elected, PG&E apologizes for not being 'adequately prepared' for preventive outage, and there's no need to feel guilty about napping.

Majority of Americans back Trump impeachment probe, PG&E slammed for cutting power to millions of Californians, and lost dog found 400 miles away four years after disappearance.

White House says It won't cooperate with impeachment inquiry, U.S. Supreme Court divided on LGBT employment protections, and owning a dog linked to lower risk of death after a heart attack.

GOP voices opposition to withdrawal from Syria, Supreme Court set to weigh in on 2020's most polarizing issues, and flu season could be especially bad this year.

Attorneys for CIA Officer behind Trump complaint say they now represent multiple whistleblowers, American troops to withdraw from northern Syria, and parents may be doing screen time limits all wrong.

How to deal with a child addicted to vaping, TV comedies are growing up, and how to succeed in baseball without spending money.

New texts shed some lite on President Trump's pressure on Ukraine, why impeachment will be all-consuming, and Texas cheerleader jumps off parade float to save choking toddler.

Trump slams impeachment probe as hoax as Democrats seek White House documents, former Dallas Officer sentenced to 10 years, and America's middle class can't afford its cars.

Trump impeachment probe gains steam, Dallas Officer found guilty in shooting of black neighbor, and financial tips to follow as the calendar turns to fall.

Senate would have 'no choice' but to hold trial if House votes to impeach Donald Trump, Rep. Chris Collins resigns, and Air Force Sergeant saves choking baby while flying to award ceremony.

Schiff says the whistleblower is expected to testify soon, how 2020 Democrats plans to tax the ultra-rich could work, and how coffee became America's favorite hot beverage.

How patchwork regulations on e-cigarettes led to health crisis, taking the AI approach to U.S. problem-solving, and Minshew Mania is real.

Whistleblower alleges White House effort to conceal details of Ukraine call, how companions are dealing with tariffs, and the hero high school football player from Ohio.

Rough transcript shows Trump pressed Ukraine to look into Joe Biden and son, why the impeachment inquiry is already on shaky ground, and dog that lived at shelter for over 400 days finally gets adopted after Kansas man moves in.

Nancy Pelosi announces impeachment inquiry of President Trump, Trump rejects globalization with UN speech, and man behind 'Blinking White Guy' GIF raises over $25,000 for MS with help of viral fame.

Ukraine call has led more House Democrats to endorse impeachment inquiry of Trump, European leaders join U.S. in blaming Iran for Saudi Oil attacks, and the best time to book your holiday flights.

What is going on with Ukraine, Joe Biden and President Trump, Saudi Arabia's oil troubles don't rattle the U.S. as they used to, and when bulldozer parenting goes too far.

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