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The Pentagon is set to announce its decision on a next-generation fighter jet contract initially worth more than $20 billion as soon as Friday, despite earlier concerns about budget constraints ...

WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will personally announce the Pentagon's decision on a next-generation fighter jet contract worth at least $20 billion as soon as Friday ...

I love a beautifully well-lit, architecturally beautiful room ... m not going to get dressed up,” but I’d do just a rim of black liner and a flush of color, and that was it—no mascara.

She started doing it, she says, “one, to preserve my hair, and two, to enforce an acceptance of Black hair in the shows. I would go backstage and there would be signs saying, ‘Don’t touch ...