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The top U.S. trade negotiator threatened to move forward with a bilateral accord with Mexico amid a lack of progress with Canada on renegotiating Nafta.

Senate GOP leaders are moving to expedite the final stages of Kavanaugh's nomination after Thursday's planned hearing.

Trump criticized international organizations and alliances and defended his administration's trade policies in a speech at the U.N.

The president told advisers that he is open to keeping Rosenstein on the job as deputy attorney general.

A Pennsylvania judge sentenced comedian Bill Cosby to three to 10 years in state prison for aggravated indecent assault.

FEMA's chief cost the government $151,000 through unauthorized use of government vehicles, a report shows.

The administration has canceled a contract to obtain fetal tissue for research and says it will review all federal studies using fetal tissue.

Merkel's grip on power took a blow as her party's lawmakers ousted a close ally of the German chancellor as their parliamentary leader.

Sweden's parliament moved to oust the prime minister, deepening the nation's political uncertainty.

State officials expressed concerns about tech giants' market dominance and user-privacy practices at a meeting hosted by Sessions.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

September 26, 2018 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)

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