Kim Richards to Appear in Reunion Show This Week
On the second part of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion airing next Tuesday, Andy Cohen brings up a rumor that Kim Richards once got wined and dined by our now-President Donald Trump! "I think that she basically used me as a storyline and it's over".
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North Korea calls U.S. strikes on Syria "unforgivable"
Bonnie Glaser, a Chinese foreign policy analyst, told the Guardian that Beijing would view Trump's move as proof he was not afraid of taking bold military action, a reality that had potential implications both in North Korea and the South China Sea .
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Trump likely to gain popularity after missile strike
In this case, that means taking action against the proliferation of chemical weapons. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, in Florida with Trump, said on Friday the United States would announce additional sanctions on Syria in the near future but offered no specifics.
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Mosul: 16 civilians killed amid Daesh offensive
An Iraqi intelligence said on Saturday that he was killed in the raid, while the US-led anti-ISIS coalition was unable to confirm the information that was reported earlier in the day by Iraqi state-run TV. "Why does the USA -led worldwide coalition, with this information, using their "smart bombs" still carry out airstrikes on buildings with civilians, knowingly condemning them to a bad death?" Coalition air strikes have killed more than 2,800 civilians, according to monitoring group ...
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Tillerson says to press Russian Federation on Syrian chemical weapons
In a phone conversation with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Rouhani said that the USA airstrike against Syria was a violation of worldwide law and the UN Charter. A United States defence official also clarified that the strikes conducted by the nation were not meant to damage runways or fully disable the Syria base.
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China tells U.S. to resolve North Korea tensions peacefully
They are done with extreme control from the host nation and there are security checks at events attended by leader Kim Jong Un. Another potential date: An April 25 celebration of its armed forces. The special forces veteran also eased his reservations over the U.S.'s move to install a missile shield on South Korean soil over China's objections.
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Wildfires scorch parts of Florida
Since the start of the year, the Florida Forest Services has recorded just over 1,440 wildfires, collectively consuming almost 70,000 acres, double the number of acres burned at this point a year ago. "It started as one fire and then the winds increased about 2:30 this morning". The dry conditions mark a sharp contrast to 2016, when the state was drenched by two hurricanes.
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Phillies righty Clay Buchholz will see Dr. James Andrews
Buchholz allowed eight hits - including a long home run to dead center field for the first of Yoenis Cespedes' three dingers - and six earned runs in 2 1/3 innings on the hill. Neither Buchholz nor anyone from Phillies management were available for a comment. Buchholz's absence will provide the Phillies a chance to get a look at someone now in the starting rotation at Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
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Syria's Assad says United States missile attacks fail to achieve goal
The Syrian chemical attack on a rebel-held town killed more than 80 people and injured more than 500, according to a Syrian Civil Defense report on the attacks. Russian Federation has consistently denied that Syrian forces used chemical weapons, insisting the incident at Khan Sheikhoun was caused by a hit on a rebel chemical weapons plant, a claim dismissed by the West.
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Tough talk on immigration as US Attorney General visits AZ
A new era indeed. "I'm an admirer of Steve Bannon and the Trump family, and they've been supportive of what we're doing", he said . "The lawlessness, the abdication of the duty to enforce our immigration laws and the catch and release practices of old are over", he said.
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Tillerson faults Russian Federation for not enforcing Syria chemical weapon pact
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's visit to Moscow got off to a heated start Wednesday when his Russian counterpart warned the US shouldn't retaliate against Russia's ally Syria. President Trump took to Twitter, saying help from China would be "great". Asked about accusations that Syria's government launched a chemical weapons attack in Idlib province, Putin said that Damascus had given up its chemical weapons stocks.
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Blumenthal wants probe into United Airlines dragging incident
A 69-year-old passenger who did not want to give up his seat wound up being dragged off the plane by security officers. Law enforcement experts say airport police called to remove a passenger who refused to leave a United Express flight essentially walked into a no-win situation by trying to enforce a private company's business decision.








