The deal includes a commitment by Boeing that it will build its next new aircraft in Washington state.
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Southern California fire explodes in size, forcing mountain town to evacuate
The flames raced up steep terrain, chewing through thick vegetation as they approached a mountain community of about 5,000 people.
J. Richard Munro, executive who created Time Warner, dies at 93
Munro spent more than 30 years at Time Inc., the publishing empire that decades after its founding still commanded the attention of millions of readers with Time – its flagship newsweekly – and other magazines including Life, People, Sports Illustrated, Fortune and Money.
Cowabunga! Dover celebrates being birthplace of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
It wasn’t the New York City sewers, where the Turtles mutated from regular reptiles into a crime-fighting quartet who battled foes with nunchucks, snark and pizza. Rather, it was a small city near the New Hampshire coast.
Trump says women love him. Polling shows a gender gap.
The Republican nominee has made a rush of comments on child care, abortion rights and IVF.
Pope arrives in remote jungles of Papua New Guinea with humanitarian aid, message of love
For a pope who marveled at having been chosen from the ‘end of the Earth,’ it was a voyage to another end of the Earth on the longest trip of Francis’ pontificate.
Bass guitarist Herbie Flowers, who played with legends like David Bowie and Lou Reed, dies at 86
Flowers was a founding member of the pop group Blue Mink, who later joined the rock band T Rex.
Georgia school shooting highlights some parents’ fears about cellphone bans
Those opposed to cellphone bans say they cut off a lifeline parents have to make sure their children are safe during school shootings or other emergencies.
House Republicans push for proof of citizenship when registering to vote
Congress needs to approve a stop-gap spending bill before the end of the budget year on Sept. 30 to avoid a government shutdown.
Chased away by Israeli settlers, these Palestinians returned to a village in ruins
The 150 or so residents of Khirbet Zanuta who have returned are sleeping outside the ruins of their old homes – and are determined to rebuild.