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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez got a seat on a second House committee, which has Trump and Russia in its sights

She joins the watchdog House Committee on Oversight and Reform, which will interview Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's ex-lawyer, in February.

SHUTDOWN DAY 33: Federal courts say they'll be crippled by next week; bills in Congress to reopen the government look dead on arrival

Two votes on bills to reopen the government are scheduled for Thursday. But neither plan appears to have enough support to make it through.

Jeremy Corbyn is set to back a rebel Brexit amendment that could kill a no-deal

The Labour Party is set to back an amendment which if passed could lead to Brexit being delayed, some of the party's most senior figures have hinted.

Los Angeles teachers approve contract, ending 6-day strike in the nation's second-largest school district

"This is a good agreement. It is a historic agreement," Mayor Eric Garcetti said.

Trump reportedly offered NASA 'all the money you could ever need' to land on Mars during his presidency

President Donald Trump is said to have asked a NASA official: 'But what if I gave you all the money you could ever need to do it?'

A leaked secret presentation shows how the British might react to a no-deal Brexit

Nearly 9 out of 10 cargo boats would stop ferrying trade across the Channel if British Prime Minister Theresa May fails to secure a Brexit deal.

Senate will vote Thursday on dueling proposals to reopen the government

Neither piece of legislation is expected to get the 60 votes needed to pass.

4 people charged in bomb plot against Muslim community in New York

Investigators recovered 3 homemade bombs and nearly two dozen guns. The weapons were all legally owned shotguns and rifles.

Oracle underpaid women and minority workers by $401 million, the Labor Department says

The company had an "extreme preference" for hiring Asian workers with visas that it could underpay, the Labor Department charged.

The CEO of secretive big data startup Palantir, which is looking to IPO this year, says he finds out about a stopped terror attack once a week

Alex Karp, CEO of big data startup Palantir that is looking to IPO this year, spoke in an interview about Palantir's role in investigating terror attacks

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