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In Touch published excerpts from its 2011 interview with Stephanie Clifford, in which she details her first encounter with Donald Trump.

The former member of the United States national team is taking an aggressive outsider approach in his campaign to be president of U.S. Soccer.

Prize bottles of wine valued at more than $1.2 million were surreptitiously sold, prosecutors said.

Less than four weeks after President Trump signed a new tax bill, Apple plans to repatriate the vast majority of its $252 billion in cash held abroad.

President Trump will fly in to the southwestern Pennsylvania district vacated by a scandal-tarred Republican, hoping to bolster the flagging campaign of his handpicked successor.

Buprenorphine and methadone are the most effective treatments for fighting opioid addiction. But most rehabilitation programs won’t use them.

For the White House, the budding détente scrambles its strategy of pressuring the North, with sanctions and threats of military action, to give up its nuclear arsenal.

The White House chief of staff has much to do with Trump’s anti-immigration policies.

Relax, this man knows his camels.

There is no shortage of history, sultry beauty and architectural delights. And a visit needn’t cost you much.

African nations are ahead of the U.S. in some respects.

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Cheap imports are becoming a threat to national security. He has the tools to respond. Will he use them?

An Energy Department photographer says he was fired for exposing the coal industry’s influence with the Energy secretary.

The White House physician had said President Trump was in “excellent” cardiac health despite having an LDL cholesterol level of 143, well above the desired number.

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

Scientists identified bacteria that caused a mass die-off of the endangered antelopes in Kazakhstan in 2015. But the mechanism that made the bacteria so deadly is not understood.

The price of one Bitcoin is down 50 percent from its peak as concerns grow that governments may crack down on virtual currency trading.

It may seem like rules around sex have changed overnight, but feminists have been talking about this for a long time.

Giorgio Armani, Prada and Fendi proved that men’s fashion has the power to surprise.