- Trump Boasted To Farmers He Opened European Market. Europe: No, You Didn’t. Other than soybeans, agricultural products are off the table, the European Commission says.
- Trump’s DC Hotel Liquor License Challenged Over ‘Character’ Issues
- Superintendent Accused Of Public Pooping Relieved Of Duties Thomas Tramaglini is accused of repeatedly pooping on the track and football field at Holmdel High School.
- Ohio Democrats Become First State Party To Recognize Campaign Workers Union The party’s coordinated campaign employees are being represented by the Campaign Workers Guild.
- CBS Chairman Leslie Moonves Accused Of Sexual Harassment Last year, he called the movement against harassment and assault a “watershed moment.”
- GOP Lawmaker: Black Welfare Recipients ‘Substituted One Plantation For Another’ Rep. Jason Lewis (R-Minn.) also referred to benefits recipients as “parasites” on his radio show.
- A Non-Profit Is Registering Inmates To Vote, Many Of Whom Didn’t Know They Could HuffPost spoke to detainees inside Chicago’s Cook County Jail as they learned they were still eligible to vote.
- Demi Lovato Fans Put On Show After Hospitalized Singer Is Forced To Cancel Fans in Atlantic City performed a number of Lovato’s songs, including “Sober.”
- The Mueller Investigation, Explained. Your Guide To The Trump-Russia Probe. Mueller’s special counsel investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 campaign can be a lot to keep up with.
- Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds Is On A Musical Mission To Save LGBTQ Lives The 2018 LoveLoud Festival is part of Reynolds’ ongoing pledge to speak out against anti-LGBTQ intolerance.
- What Would The World Be Like Without Roe v. Wade? Reversing Roe would not make abortion illegal everywhere at once, but states could ban or further restrict it.
- Ed Westwick Won’t Face Rape Charges, LA Prosecutors Say Three woman shared similar allegations against the British actor.
- Daniels’ Lawyer Says Trump Paid Off 3 Other Women, One Of Whom Was Pregnant Stormy Daniels’ lawyer Michael Avenatti claims Trump paid three more women “hush money” prior to the 2016 election.
- Don’t Fall Into This Real Estate Trap First-time homebuyers should be especially wary.
- Gwyneth Paltrow Slams Rumor That She’s Beyonce’s ‘Becky With The Good Hair’ The actress insists she was not Jay-Z’s alleged mistress after Amber Rose dropped her name.
- I Don’t Mind Being Single, So Why Is Everyone Else So F**king Bothered By It? It’s OK to be OK with not being in a relationship just because “everyone else” is.
- Trump Celebrates ‘Record’ Sales of Nonexistent Health Insurance Policies The “incredible health care plans” he’s so excited about won’t even be available to buy until September.
- This ‘Dad Bods And Dogs’ Calendar Is Exactly What We Need Right Now Is it 2019 yet?
- Trump Sure Has Changed His Mind A Lot On What He Knew About The Don Jr. Meeting The president’s claims about his knowledge and involvement in the controversial meeting have constantly evolved.
- Roseanne Barr Semi-Apologizes: Sorry ‘You Thought My Tweet Was Racist’ Roseanne Barr spoke to Sean Hannity in her first interview since ABC fired her for a racist tweet.
One year after threatening North Korea before the General Assembly, the U.S. president targets Iran.
The “third- and fourth-rate academics” are all wrong about America’s most famous amateur historian. Just ask him.
"The day has come," Judge Steven O'Neill told the disgraced comedian. "Your time has come."
An employee of an aviation consulting company hired by the military was spotted in a video wearing a "Kekistan" flag.
His career was built on a code of silence. HuffPost spoke to one man who broke it.
The disgraced comedian was found guilty in April of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004.
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