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President Donald Trump has spent years eyeing Greenland the way he eyes real estate that isn’t for sale. His long-running ...

On a hut trip to the Selkirk Mountains some eleven years ago,Meghan Kelly, one of the strongest telemark skiers of her ...

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MILAN (AP) — American athletes received an enthusiastic welcome at the opening ceremony for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, but the mood shifted when cameras briefly turned to Vice President JD ...

Florida faces a doctor and nurse shortage, which some attribute to an anti-science political climate. A proposed Affordable ...

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