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U.S. Olympic Committee CEO Scott Blackmun is resigning amid criticism over the Larry Nassar sex-abuse scandal.

Mouse experiment suggests using germs to fight cancer

Mouse experiment suggests using germs to fight cancer

U.S. Olympic Committee CEO Scott Blackmun is resigning amid criticism over the Larry Nassar sex-abuse scandal.

Alderman Edward Burke introduced an ordinance Wednesday that would ban all such animals from the city's two main airports — O'Hare and Midway — unless their owners can prove they are legit.

Alderman Edward Burke introduced an ordinance Wednesday that would ban all such animals from the city's two main airports — O'Hare and Midway — unless their owners can prove they are legit.

Alderman Edward Burke introduced an ordinance Wednesday that would ban all such animals from the city's two main airports — O'Hare and Midway — unless their owners can prove they are legit.

Time to Stop Tax Breaks for Outsourcing

It makes little sense for the U.S. government to provide tax breaks to companies that outsource America's jobs, and yet the recently passed Republican tax law makes the problem worse, it doesn't solve it. That's why Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) and Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) are introducing the "No Tax Breaks for Outsourcing Act."

About the legislation, Doggett said:

Let’s level the playing field for domestic companies by ensuring that multinationals pay the same tax rate on profits earned abroad as they do here at home. This legislation would set the minimum tax on the foreign profits of multinationals equal to the statutory corporate tax rate on domestic profits and apply that rate to a similar base. It would end discrimination against companies with mostly domestic sales by not advantaging multinationals with such a huge tax break on profits earned abroad.

More specifically, the bill would:

Equalize the tax rate on profits earned abroad to the tax rate on profits earned here at home. The new tax law allows companies to pay half of the statutory corporate tax rate on...

Police in northwest Georgia were alerted Wednesday to reports of shots fired at Dalton High school and a teacher who barricaded himself inside a classroom.

Students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas were cheered on by droves of parents and supporters as they returned to school for the first time since the Feb. 14 shooting.