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During an appearance on "Megyn Kelly Today," former "Charles in Charge" star Nicole Eggert said co-star Scott Baio molested her when she was a minor.
Making Infrastructure Work for the Middle Class
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On the campaign trail and as president, Donald Trump has continually shined a spotlight on America’s growing transportation and broader infrastructure crisis—and promised to do something about it. Now, as he prepares for his first State of the Union address, the president is expected to once again push his vision for rebuilding America.
There is no denying the needs are dire. Decades of neglect have left us with crumbling roads and bridges, transit and rail systems that can’t keep up with demand, ports unable to accommodate the world’s largest ships, and a world-class aviation system that is forced to rely on outdated technology. Failing to invest means we are leaving behind millions of working Americans who need good jobs and placing our country at a competitive disadvantage on the world stage. This has to end.
As important as it is that we invest boldly, numbers and rhetoric alone won’t cut it. Congress has a responsibility to ensure infrastructure is funded in a way that works for all Americans, not just the privileged few. With growing income inequality and...
The Senate stopped a ban on abortions after 20 weeks Monday. A doctor explains why women sometimes need late term abortions and why fetuses don't feel pain.
During an appearance on "Megyn Kelly Today," former "Charles in Charge" star Nicole Eggert said co-star Scott Baio molested her when she was a minor.
'Glee' actor Mark Salling found dead just months before he was to begin jail sentence for child pornography possession
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Gymnasts say Dr. Larry Nassar abused them at the Karolyi Ranch. Now the Texas Rangers are investigating.
'This is a tragedy you can't take back. It's heartbreaking for everyone involved,' Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said Tuesday.
'This is a tragedy you can't take back. It's heartbreaking for everyone involved,' Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said Tuesday.
The body of a young boy, who investigators are calling 'Little Jacob,' was found near the shoreline on Galveston Beach in Galveston, Texas on October 20, 2017.
