Tough talks, no agreements at Merkel, Putin meeting near Berlin
Putin later met German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Mesberg, near Berlin . "There are 3 million refugees in Turkey". "This is potentially a huge burden for Europe", Putin said . The invitation surprised many in Vienna and Moscow, particularly at a time when the European Union is at odds with Russian Federation over its annexation of the Crimea region from Ukraine, and other issues.
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Australian politicians condemn call to ban Muslim migration
It takes a lot to shock the entire parliament into spurning one of its own, but today , that happened to the Queensland Senator Fraser Anning . "While all Muslims are not terrorists, certainly all terrorists these days are Muslims, so why would anyone want to bring more of them here?" The term commonly describes the Nazi policy of exterminating European Jews, which...
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President Trump REVOKES John Brennan's SECURITY CLEARANCE
Harry Reid (D-Nev.), used the claims in a letter to prompt then-FBI Director James Comey to investigate the Trump campaign for alleged collusion with the Russian interference. UPDATED with John Brennan's MSNBC interview: "I've seen this type of behavior and actions on the part of foreign tyrants and despots and autocrats for many , many years during my Central Intelligence Agency and national security career", former Central Intelligence Agency director John Brennan told MSNBC's ...
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U.S. rests its case against former Trump aide Manafort
United States prosecutors on Monday rested their case against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort after 10 days of testimony alleging how he evaded taxes and defrauded banks, with the defense set to decide on Tuesday if it will call any witnesses.
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Trump signs defense policy bill with watered-down China measures
Trump has openly mocked and criticized McCain in a feud that began in 2015 when the president said McCain was not a war hero. The Chinese Defense Ministry has protested the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2019 which was signed into law in the United States by President Donald Trump earlier this week.
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Bomb threat made at Boston Globe after editorial condemning Trump
In the past two hours the US Senate unanimously supported a free press, siding with the media against the President and insisting the media are not enemies of the people. In the 1930's, Goebbels said: "If you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it, and you will even come to believe it yourself". In an impassioned opinion piece the NYT editorial board , it wrote: "In 2018, some of the most damaging attacks are coming from government officials".
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Pay your tributes to former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee here
NDTV delivers reliable information across all platforms: TV, Internet and Mobile. Vajpayee served as prime minister briefly in 1996 then again from 1998 to 2004. He was the moderate leader of an often-strident Hindu nationalist movement. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who had appealed to his party's volunteers and well-wishers to avoid celebrating his birthday today, also condoled the death of Atal Bihari Vajpayee and said his death was "a great loss" for the country.
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Man held on suspicion of killing wife, two kids in Colorado
Chris Watts is being held on suspicion of three counts of first-degree murder and three counts of tampering with a deceased human body. "We have strong reason to believe that we know where the bodies of the children are and recovery efforts are in process on that".
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Trump Revokes Security Clearance of Ex-CIA Director, a Major Critic
Sen. Susan Collins, Republican from Maine, said she saw no grounds for revoking Brennan's security clearance, "unless there is disclosure of classified information, of which I'm unaware". In announcing Comey's firing, the White House initially cited the former Federal Bureau of Investigation director's handling of the probe into Democratic rival Clinton's emails, seizing on the Federal Bureau of Investigation director's decision to divulge details of the probe to the public during her ...
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President Trump Once Considered 'Blacks Against Whites' Season of 'The Apprentice'
President in silencing a former government official like Ms. Manigault-Newman or her publisher", the letter continues. She then goes on to say that Manigault Newman would have a flexible work schedule, attending meetings in NY and occasionally making speeches - but would also be allowed to work from home.
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Trump mulls axing ex-officials' security clearance
Some former officials also have jobs that require a security clearance. Susan Hennessy, executive editor of the blog Lawfare, tweeted that "former high-ranking national security officials typically stay in access in order to support their successors and provide insight and continuity when necessary".
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Pilot Crashes Jet Into House
Youd, who was an experienced pilot, was employed by Guardian Flight Alaska according to his Facebook account. 'Obviously they were very shook up over what had happened but they weren't physically injured'. Sandoval said the plane took off from Spanish Fork-Springville Airport. According to authorities, Youd crashed the plane into the house in the wee hours of the morning on Monday.










