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Trump Dances To 'YMCA' With Marines Aboard US Aircraft Carrier In Japan
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday danced with sailors and Navy personnel aboard the USS George Washington during his visit to Japan, part of a wider tour across Asia.
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Trump Targets George Washington University Over Civil Rights Violations
The Department of Justice said George Washington University violated federal civil rights law during pro-Palestinian student protests last year, making it the latest target in the Trump administration's campaign to exert power over US colleges.
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Sylvester Stallone Calls Donald Trump "Second George Washington" At Mar-a-Lago Gala
Sylvester Stallone praised President-elect Donald Trump as the "second George Washington" during a speech at the America First Policy Institute Gala at Mar-a-Lago.
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US Elections: How George Washington Became The First President Of America
George Washington stood on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City on April 30, 1789, and took the oath of office, as the first President of the United States.
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The Plot To Assassinate America's First President - How It Was Foiled
It was the opening overture of the Revolutionary War. Boston had ditched its tea, Thomas Jefferson was finishing up the Declaration of Independence, and George Washington had brought the ragtag Continental Army to New York, where a British invasion was expected at any moment.
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George Washington University Students Allege "Prisonlike", "Sexually Hostile" Workplace
Five students are suing George Washington University, alleging that a man who worked at an institute at the school raped female student-employees and bragged in the workplace about sexual encounters.
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Former George Washington Student Sues School, Alleging Botched Sexual Assault Case
A former George Washington University student sued her alma mater Friday, claiming the school mishandled her sexual assault case, an allegation that came as schools and students nationwide continue to struggle with concerns over campus sexual violence.
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Thousands In US Plan Protest On President's Day: Reports
Thousands of people across the US are planning to protest on President's Day against President Donald Trump and his policies, according to media reports.
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What President Trump Could Learn From George Washington's First Executive Order
President Donald Trump's heady campaign rhetoric about possible detente with Russia is coming to terms with the realities of his chaotic new administration.
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Preparing for Your Dream Job? Opt for an In-Person Interview
When it comes to facing a job interview, better go in-person instead of a video-based or other technology-mediated interviews, if you have the options, new research suggests.
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PTSD Nation? US Shootings Inflict Growing Mental Toll
Mass shootings from Newtown to San Bernardino are weighing ever more heavily on Americans, with signs of post-traumatic stress spreading far beyond the circle of survivors and loved ones, experts say.
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New Species Of 'Horned' Dinosaur Discovered
Scientists have discovered a new species of 'horned' plant-eating dinosaur in China, suggesting the Jurassic period may have had more species diversity than previously thought.
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New Link in Humans, Apes Evolution Found
Researchers have identified a new species of small ape that existed before the evolutionary split of humans/great apes (hominids) and gibbons (the 'lesser apes' or hylobatids).
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Pentagon Still Searching for Its Lost World War II Veterans
Long dead but little forgotten, US soldiers who disappeared across the globe during World War II are being reunited with their loved ones in a dogged push to find and bring home their bodies.
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Ambitious Trade Talks Head to Hawaii for Final Stage
Negotiators from the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim countries could put the finishing touches on the most ambitious trade and investment deal in decades when they meet this week in Hawaii.
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Trump Dances To 'YMCA' With Marines Aboard US Aircraft Carrier In Japan
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday danced with sailors and Navy personnel aboard the USS George Washington during his visit to Japan, part of a wider tour across Asia.
-
Trump Targets George Washington University Over Civil Rights Violations
The Department of Justice said George Washington University violated federal civil rights law during pro-Palestinian student protests last year, making it the latest target in the Trump administration's campaign to exert power over US colleges.
-
Sylvester Stallone Calls Donald Trump "Second George Washington" At Mar-a-Lago Gala
Sylvester Stallone praised President-elect Donald Trump as the "second George Washington" during a speech at the America First Policy Institute Gala at Mar-a-Lago.
-
US Elections: How George Washington Became The First President Of America
George Washington stood on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City on April 30, 1789, and took the oath of office, as the first President of the United States.
-
The Plot To Assassinate America's First President - How It Was Foiled
It was the opening overture of the Revolutionary War. Boston had ditched its tea, Thomas Jefferson was finishing up the Declaration of Independence, and George Washington had brought the ragtag Continental Army to New York, where a British invasion was expected at any moment.
-
George Washington University Students Allege "Prisonlike", "Sexually Hostile" Workplace
Five students are suing George Washington University, alleging that a man who worked at an institute at the school raped female student-employees and bragged in the workplace about sexual encounters.
-
Former George Washington Student Sues School, Alleging Botched Sexual Assault Case
A former George Washington University student sued her alma mater Friday, claiming the school mishandled her sexual assault case, an allegation that came as schools and students nationwide continue to struggle with concerns over campus sexual violence.
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Thousands In US Plan Protest On President's Day: Reports
Thousands of people across the US are planning to protest on President's Day against President Donald Trump and his policies, according to media reports.
-
What President Trump Could Learn From George Washington's First Executive Order
President Donald Trump's heady campaign rhetoric about possible detente with Russia is coming to terms with the realities of his chaotic new administration.
-
Preparing for Your Dream Job? Opt for an In-Person Interview
When it comes to facing a job interview, better go in-person instead of a video-based or other technology-mediated interviews, if you have the options, new research suggests.
-
PTSD Nation? US Shootings Inflict Growing Mental Toll
Mass shootings from Newtown to San Bernardino are weighing ever more heavily on Americans, with signs of post-traumatic stress spreading far beyond the circle of survivors and loved ones, experts say.
-
New Species Of 'Horned' Dinosaur Discovered
Scientists have discovered a new species of 'horned' plant-eating dinosaur in China, suggesting the Jurassic period may have had more species diversity than previously thought.
-
New Link in Humans, Apes Evolution Found
Researchers have identified a new species of small ape that existed before the evolutionary split of humans/great apes (hominids) and gibbons (the 'lesser apes' or hylobatids).
-
Pentagon Still Searching for Its Lost World War II Veterans
Long dead but little forgotten, US soldiers who disappeared across the globe during World War II are being reunited with their loved ones in a dogged push to find and bring home their bodies.
-
Ambitious Trade Talks Head to Hawaii for Final Stage
Negotiators from the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim countries could put the finishing touches on the most ambitious trade and investment deal in decades when they meet this week in Hawaii.
