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A federal judge in Texas ruled that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional without its insurance-coverage penalty, casting doubt on the embattled health law's future.

Chinese hackers are breaching Navy contractors and stealing data, triggering a top-to-bottom review of cyber vulnerabilities.

Spy chiefs from the West's most powerful intelligence alliance agreed in July they needed to contain Huawei.

Trump appointed budget director Mulvaney to serve as acting White House chief of staff.

Cohen gave his fullest public description of Trump's alleged involvement in two hush-money deals during the 2016 campaign.

The special counsel's office said Flynn should have known not to lie to federal investigators about his interactions with Russians.

French security services are probing any Kremlin role in social-media activity that has amplified the yellow-vests movement.

May said she would press on with efforts for a sweetened Brexit deal, but EU officials said it was time for London to make decisions.

The administration is working furiously to avert a new Turkish military offensive against the U.S.'s Kurdish partners in Syria.

 

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December 15, 2018 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)

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