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Accused Drug Lord, Wife Appear To Troll His Mistress With Matching Outfits At Trial
WorldNews.com 23 Jan 2019
She sported a tight-fitting red velvet jacket adorned with black and red decorations around the sleeve cuffs.Coincidence? There was no official word from Guzmán's legal team ... ....
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U.S. Reported Cancelling Trade Planning Meeting With China
WorldNews.com 22 Jan 2019
The White House rejected a trade planning meeting with Chinese counterparts this week due to outstanding disagreements between the two sides over the enforcement of intellectual property rules, while a presidential adviser denied that any meeting had been scheduled in the first place, CNBC reports. Officials from the U.S ... Morgan ... WN.com, Jim Berrie ....
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Senate To Vote On Competing Bills To End Shutdown
WorldNews.com 23 Jan 2019
There will be movement to end the 32-day old partial government shutdown in the Senate in the coming days following an announcement by President Donald Trump over the weekend that would trade protections for DACA recipients – undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S ... ....
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Model who said she had dirt on Russian oligarch walks free
Lexington Herald-Leader 22 Jan 2019
A Belarusian model and self-styled sex instructor who last year claimed to have evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election has been released from detention pending trial ... election ... ....
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Man’s tree-like growths have spread from his hands and feet to other body parts
Metro UK 22 Jan 2019
A father with a rare condition that makes him produce bark-like growths on his body has taken a turn for the worse. Doctors thought they’d got Abul Bajandar’s disease under control but he had a relapse last year and has now been re-admitted to hospital. The growths have returned and spread to other parts of his body ... AFP/Getty Images) ... AFP/Getty) ... MORE....
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FBI Agents Group Says Shutdown Is Threatening Ongoing Investigations
WorldNews.com 23 Jan 2019
The FBI Agents Association released a report on Tuesday which contained several anonymous testimonials about the difficulties the 14,000 active and former FBI agents were experiencing during the longest-ever partial government shutdown, according to Politico ... “Notwithstanding the obvious ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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[UPDATE] Putin Says Any Deal With Japan Over Disputed Islands Will Require Public Support
WorldNews.com 23 Jan 2019
The Japanese leader also said an agreement was reached that the Japanese and Russian militaries would build closer ties. The Soviet Union took the four southernmost Kuril Islands during the final days of World War II....
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NASA will attempt to knock an asteroid out of orbit for the first time in 2022
Business Insider 22 Jan 2019
If an asteroid were to head towards Earth, we would be quite defenceless as we have not successfully developed a method that could reduce the impact of — or entirely avert — a devastating collision. However, that may be about to change ... The asteroid in question, informally known as Didymoon, is a moon asteroid about 150 meters tall ... ....
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DACA, Gun Rights, And The Mueller Probe: Busy Day For United States Supreme Court
WorldNews.com 22 Jan 2019
The Supreme Court did not take action on the Trump administration's attempt to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program on Tuesday, leaving the protections for hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who entered the United States as children for the next several months, according to CNN ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Trump Wants To Move Forward With Plans For State Of The Union Despite Pelosi's Rejection
WorldNews.com 22 Jan 2019
The White House is attempting to move forward with planning for a State of the Union speech to the United States Congress on Jan ... A number of federal employees and contractors have had to turn to unemployment assistance, food banks, and other forms of support as the shutdown continues; with some even seeking new jobs since it's been so long....
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Proposed Speed Limits On Autobahn Have German Drivers Up In Arms
WorldNews.com 22 Jan 2019
A leaked proposal to impose universal speed limits on the Autobahn is causing outrage among car-loving Germans, The Associated Press reports.The country's transport minister, Andreas Scheuer, has said the idea "goes against all common sense."...
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Bolsonaro's Davos Visit Haunted By Son's Growing Political Scandal In Brazil
WorldNews.com 22 Jan 2019
The former Rio state lawmaker and son of Brazil's new right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro claimed he was the target of a "defamatory campaign" while his father was making his debut in Switzerland at the World Economic Forum on Tuesday, according to The Guardian ... We are committed to changing our history … We want to govern by example." ... ....
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North Carolina Judge Refuses To Certify Republican As Winner Of U.S. House Seat
WorldNews.com 23 Jan 2019
It would be highly unusual for this court to step in.” – Paul RidgewaySince the election, residents of rural Bladen County have stated in affidavits that people had come to their homes and collected incomplete absentee ballots ... 11 as part of its probe into possible election fraud involving the collection of absentee ballots ... 31 ... The U.S ... ....
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Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court To Rule Quickly On Census Citizenship Question
WorldNews.com 22 Jan 2019
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to bypass its normal procedures and decide quickly whether a question on citizenship can be placed on the 2020 Census, The Washington Post reported.Last week, U.S. District Judge Jesse M. Furman of New York ordered the administration to stop its plans to add the question to the survey....
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Report Says Insulin Cost In The US Has Nearly Doubled From 2012 To 2016
WorldNews.com 23 Jan 2019
A new analysis released by the nonprofit Health Care Cost Institute revealed type 1 diabetics were spending around $5,700 a year on the life-saving drug in 2016 compared to only $2,900 in 2012, according to CBS News ... The increasing cost of insulin, in particular, has led to some patients putting their own health at risk by rationing the drug ... ... Louis....
