Trump began raising money off the news of his indictment, and his campaign said he took in $15.4 million in the two weeks after the charges were filed.
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Bostonians remember deadly marathon bombing 10 years later
The 127th running of the Boston Marathon takes place Monday.
Ukraine awaits U.S. missile system after latest Russian strike
The delivery of the Patriot air defense system promised by the U.S. was expected in Ukraine sometime after Easter, Ukrainian air force spokesperson Yuriy Ihnat said.
Ex-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo not running for president
The former secretary of state said on Fox News that he would not seek the Republican nomination.
10 years after the Boston Marathon bombing, how has public safety changed: ‘People are very vigilant’
As social media platforms have grown and advanced, law enforcement and the U.S. intelligence community have taken a closer look at social media for any threats of a pending attack.
Cuba expects to resume U.S. deportation flights this month
A Cuban official says Cuba plans to resume accepting deportation flights from the United States this month, echoing U.S. concerns about the highest levels of Cuban migration in six decades
Dairy farm explosion kills 18,000 cattle in Texas
One person is critically injured in the blast at Southfork Dairy Farm near Dimmitt.
Macron’s plan to raise pension age overcomes last hurdle amid protests
The decision caps months of tumultuous debates in parliament and fervor in the streets.
Profits at big U.S. banks show few signs of industry distress
‘What crisis?’ analysts at UBS title a report after JPMorgan, Wells and PNC Financial reported their first-quarter results.
Schwarzenegger repaired utility trench, not pothole
He struck a chord when he released a video of himself and a crew filling a depression on a street with packaged asphalt patch.