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Bannon refused to answer some questions during an appearance before the House intelligence panel despite being subpoenaed while he was giving testimony.

Senators worked to salvage a bipartisan plan to protect "Dreamers" as the divide grew over an immigration deal seen as key to avoiding a government shutdown.

Trump is in excellent health and scored a perfect result on a cognitive assessment, the White House physician said.

An ex-CIA officer suspected of providing information that helped China identify U.S. informants was arrested.

Two Navy commanders whose ships were in deadly collisions last year will face negligent homicide charges.

Greek lawmakers approved new measures to satisfy creditors, moving Athens closer to a bailout exit.

The U.S. will withhold at least $65 million from the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, officials said.

Venezuelan forces killed an ex-actor and members of his dissident group in a shootout, officials said.

Pope Francis expressed "pain and shame" at clerical abuse of children as he began a three-day tour of Chile.

Japanese police said they recovered seven bodies from a wooden boat that likely came from North Korea.

A winter storm created hazardous road conditions in the Southern U.S. as it headed toward the East Coast.

 

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January 17, 2018 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)

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