North Korean Missile 'Blows Up' On Test Launch
Trump added that he had been negotiating directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the Korean matter. Any fighting on the Korean Peninsula is likely to draw in China, which has repeatedly expressed concerns about a wave of refugees and the possible presence of USA and South Korean troops on its border.
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Cramer calls coverage of Sean Spicer's Hitler comments overblown
In the ADL's letter to Spicer, Greenblatt noted that the press secretary made his original remarks on the first day of Passover. His comments were part of his efforts to insult the Russian alliance with the brutal Syrian regime and its use of chemical weapons on civilians.
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F1: I f****d it up, fumes Bahrain GP runner-up Lewis Hamilton
On the next lap Lance Stroll in his Williams and the Toro Rosso of Carlos Sainz came together to bring out the safety vehicle and start a mad dash for the pits. "For me it was not normal that it was oversteering so much, I used all the tools I had - diff, brake bias - to try to cure it, trying to save the rear tyres, but there was no way".
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Australia urges respect after Turkey vote
If the opposition failed to support such a bill, he said another referendum could be held on reinstating the death penalty. The referendum approves 18 constitutional amendments to replace Turkey's parliamentary system with a presidential one.
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Thermonuclear war may break out anytime: North Korea's United Nations deputy representative
These are techniques that could electronically affect North Korean missiles before launch or as they lift off. It came after his vice-president Mike Pence visited the Korean Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) to warn America's "era of strategic patience is over".
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Trump's 1st Easter Egg Roll Gets Underway
White House staffers eventually reached out, and the manufacturer created 18,000 custom eggs. 9 The Easter Bunny greets children on the South Lawn. While some reports painted the picture of an unprepared White House , the event appeared to go smoothly, though it was a notably less showy affair than previous Easter Egg Rolls.
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California police seek more suspects after violent rallies
Demonstrators in support of U.S. President Donald Trump rally in Berkeley, California in Berkeley, California , U.S., April 15, 2017. They say demonstrators left Berkeley's Martin Luther King Jr. He held a crumpled "Stop Liberal Intolerance" sign in his hand. Nancy Traver, of Silver Spring, Maryland, who was at the Washington march said, "Every president, Democratic and Republican for years has showed, has revealed his tax returns, so why shouldn't Trump?" "As a veteran, I like the ...
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Alec Baldwin back as Donald Trump on 'SNL'
He closes the folder. Trump calls them in to have a little talk with them. Security clearance can provide access to classified government information and secure communications technology, as well as knowledge to White House-related travel schedules.
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Samsung Defies Setbacks, Sees Q1 Profits Surge
A few months later, its de facto heir and several top executives were charged with crimes linked to a political scandal that toppled the country's president. Of the total, 20.4 billion won went to two dubious foundations allegedly controlled by Choi. The scion of South Korea's Samsung business empire Lee Jae-yong, has appeared in court on trial for bribery and other charges.
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One soldier dead, two injured in Army helicopter crash
A golf pro at Breton Bay said the helicopter "was kind of flying sideways, pretty low". The two injured crew members - one in serious and one in critical condition - are at the University of Maryland R. Leonardtown is about 60 miles southeast of Washington , D.C. "You could just hear the rotors hitting trees", Harvey said of the landing. A fighter jet crashed in a wooded area near Joint Base Andrews in Maryland less than two weeks ago.
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U.S. allies show support for strikes on Syria
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Mr. Trump had "sent a strong and clear message" that will be heard far beyond Syria . "So this makes us more afraid". "Strengthening Assad will only lead to more murders", she said. Several Western allies of the United States described the strikes as a proportionate response to Mr Assad's suspected use of poison gas.
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Turkey electoral board confirms pro Erdogan vote as critics cry foul
Sigmar Gabriel spoke on Monday in Tirana, where he was to meet with senior Albanian officials. Opponents had argued the constitutional changes would give too much power to a man who they say has shown increasingly autocratic tendencies. Authorities said the decision to accept unstamped ballots was legitimate because it was taken before voting began. Many people have heard the accusations of vote rigging, and some say that they have witnessed it, with a few posting video on Twitter , for ...
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