President 'Individual-1' Trump Hasn't A Clue, But Twitter Wits Aim to School Him

President Donald Trump apparently doesn’t have an inkling that he is “Individual-1” implicated in suspected crimes linked to Russia and payoffs to women in court documents filed Friday by special counsel Robert Mueller. If he did, Trump wouldn’t have

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  Marco Rubio Warns Trump: It Would Be A 'Terrible Mistake' To Pardon Paul Manafort

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  Trump denies collusion after major revelations in Russia probe

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Cyntoia Brown, Sex-Trafficking Victim, Must Serve 51 Years Before Release, Court Says

Cyntoia Brown, a Tennessee woman who was convicted as a teenager for shooting a man who picked her up while she was a victim of sex-trafficking, must remain in prison for at least 51 years before she is eligible for release, Tennessee’s Supreme Court said Thursday. Brown was 16 years old in 2004 when she killed real estate agent Johnny Allen, 43.

PHOTOS: Haunting images of abandoned places across Northern Ireland

Inside an abandoned home in Northern Ireland, March 12, 2018. (Photo: Unseen Decay/Mercury Press/Caters News) These haunting images capture abandoned homes across Northern Ireland — complete with old prams, unopened food tins, toys and dusty wedding photographs

Sen. Cory Booker visits New Hampshire in preview for 2020

Booker headlined the New Hampshire Democratic Party's post-midterm victory celebration in Manchester. The event at the New Hampshire Institute of Art was jam-packed, with fire marshals directing latecomers to a separate overflow room. Booker, who headlined two rallies in the state a week before the midterm election and who contributed more money to the New Hampshire Democratic Party and various candidates than any other potential White House hopeful during the 2018 cycle, was described by state party chairman Ray Buckley as a "best friend" to New Hampshire Democrats.

69 Healthy Breakfasts To Start Your Morning Off Right

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Plundered 'Gypsy Girl' mosaics back in Turkey after decades in U.S

Missing fragments from one of Turkey's most striking ancient treasures, the haunting, wide-eyed "Gypsy Girl" mosaic, have returned home more than half a century after they were plundered and smuggled to the United States. On Saturday, the returned pieces went on display alongside the nearly 2,000-year-old mosaic of the girl, whose piercing gaze and dishevelled hair have become a symbol of Turkey's southeastern city of Gaziantep. Turkish archaeologists discovered the mosaic 20 years ago during an excavation of the old city of Zeugma, founded by one of Alexander the Great's generals, near the modern city of Gaziantep.

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  Gypsy Girl mosaic returns to Turkey 50 years after its plunder

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  Turkey displays ancient mosaics returned from US

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France's Yellow Vests Bring Their Grievances to Paris, Again

“Macron was elected because people voted against Le Pen, not for him,” said Raymond Ruis, a 53-year-old pharmaceutical sales representative, in reference to nationalist leader Marine Le Pen. About 4 p.m., some of the people facing riot police no longer donned yellow vests that have become a symbol of the frustration of a middle class having trouble making ends meet.

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  Yellow vest protests are 'a catastrophe for our economy' says French finance minister

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  Thousands march for climate in Paris despite 'yellow vest' unrest

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Chrissy Teigen Sets Off Twitter Uproar Over Gummy Bears

Chrissy Teigen had Twitter users in turmoil Friday when she boldly said that the best gummy bear is clear and there’s no room for debate. “You either agree or you’re wrong,” she wrote.The best gummy bear is the clear gummy bear. This isn’t up for debate

Would Taiwan Fight China Without U.S. Support?

Policymakers in the United States have long believed that U.S. assistance to Taiwan, such as arms sales and an implicit promise to militarily assisting Taipei if China invades Taiwan, is critical to maintaining the peace and security across the Taiwan Strait. Such belief, however, has recently been challenged.

A Look Back At John Kelly's Turbulent Time In The White House

John Kelly will leave his post as White House chief of staff by the end of the year, President Donald Trump told reporters Saturday. Trump appointed Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, in July 2017 to replace Reince Priebus, who resigned as chief of staff after just six months in office. Kelly, 68, had been serving as secretary of the Department of Homeland Security at the time.

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  White House's Peter Navarro on John Kelly, stock market drop

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  John Kelly is just the latest victim of Trump's dumpster fire of calamities

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Virginia city seeks healing after man's murder conviction

Civil rights activists in this Virginia city say they hope the first-degree-murder conviction of a man who drove into a group of counterprotesters at a white nationalist rally in 2017 will help with healing their violence-scarred community. In convicting James Alex Fields Jr. of first-degree murder, a state jury on Friday rejected defense arguments that the 21-year-old defendant had acted in self-defense during a "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville on Aug. 12, 2017. Under Virginia law, jurors can recommend from 20 years to life in prison on the first-degree murder charge.

• White Supremacist Chris Cantwell Promises Revenge Over Conviction of Charlottesville Killer

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  For Charlottesville survivors, fight against racism continues

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In Gaza protests, Israeli troops aim for the legs

Israeli forces deployed along the volatile border with the Gaza Strip have fired live rounds at rock-throwing Palestinian protesters ever since demonstrations against Israel's long-running blockade of Gaza began in March. The Israeli army says it is responding to weekly assaults on its frontier by Palestinians armed with stones, grenades and firebombs. Of the 10,511 protesters treated at hospitals and field clinics in Gaza so far, at least 6,392, or roughly 60 percent, have been struck in the lower limbs, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.

Huawei CFO seeks bail on health concerns; Canada wants her in jail

TORONTO/BEIJING (Reuters) - A top executive of China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd argued that she should be released on bail while awaiting an extradition hearing, citing fears for her health while incarcerated in Canada along with other factors, court documents showed on Sunday. Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou is fighting to be released on bail after she was arrested on December 1 in Vancouver at the request of the United States. Meng, 46, faces U.S. accusations that she misled multinational banks about Huawei's control of a company operating in Iran.

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  Angry China summons US ambassador over arrest of tech exec Meng Wanzhou

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  Trump Team Faces Awkward Balancing Act as China Raises Huawei Tensions

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Why you should buy an Escort Cosworth over a Ford Focus RS

Ford](https://www.autoclassics.com/posts/news?make=ford) has a reputation for building some of the greatest hot hatchbacks to ever have graced tarmac. The recently departed MK3 Ford Focus RS demonstrated that the ‘blue oval’ has still got what it takes then it comes to affordable fun, but it wasn’t the first time it had combined a heavily turbocharged engine with all-wheel drive. The [Ford Escort RS Cosworth was the people’s champion of 1992, but is it a better buy than the modern-day RS?

Afghan 'Messi boy' forced to flee home

The family of an Afghan boy who gained brief Internet fame after being photographed in a shirt improvised from a plastic bag in the colors of his hero, Argentine soccer idol Lionel Messi, has been forced to flee his home after a Taliban attack. Murtaza Ahmadi, now aged 7, grabbed world headlines two years ago when his brother made him a shirt out of a blue and white plastic bag, with Messi's name and number 10 playing number. "Murtaza became famous around the world and we are not able to walk free and go anywhere.

Inside the Navy's flyover farewell for President George H.W. Bush

Navy pilots who participated in the 21 aircraft flyover at George H.W. Bush's funeral in Texas describe what it was like to be part of that historic tribute for the late president.

Only Trump can hear Paris mobs chanting his name

Protesters took to the streets here Saturday, calling for the resignation of French President Emmanuel Macron — and, in Trump’s imagination at least,  wildly cheering the American president. Protests and riots all over France. Chanting “We Want Trump!” Love France.

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  France protests: Paris descends into violence as ‘gilets jaunes’ demonstrators say ‘Macron is just part of the rich’

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  PHOTOS: 4th consecutive Saturday of anti-government protests in Paris

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Battle of wills: Tiny order of French nuns takes on Vatican

The Vatican has an unusual dilemma on its hands after nearly all the nuns in a tiny French religious order threatened to renounce their vows rather than accept the Holy See's decision to remove their superior. The sisters argue that the Vatican commissioners sent to replace their superior general, who is also the niece of the order's founder, have no understanding of their way of life or spirituality. The church's conclusion — contained in a summary of its investigation provided this week to The Associated Press — is that the Little Sisters of Marie, Mother of the Redeemer are living "under the tight grip" of an "authoritarian" superior and feel a "serious conflict of loyalty" toward her.

Acero charter schools seek court order to end teachers strike

As Acero teachers continued their strike Saturday, demanding better pay and smaller class sizes, the charter school network has filed a court order to end the strike.

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  Teachers union: Tentative deal to end charter schools strike

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  Chicago charter school network seeks order to end strike

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Military officials unveil damage from powerful Alaska quake

Last week's magnitude 7.0 earthquake near Anchorage caused multiple problems at the sprawling Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, including damage to steel frameworks, ceilings, and sprinkler and heating systems, military officials said Friday. In fact, Air Force Lt. Col. Jacob Leck, who is originally from Idaho, expected far worse in his first-ever earthquake, he said Friday during a news briefing on the impact of the Nov. 30 quake that struck 7 miles (11 kilometers) north of Anchorage. "I thought for sure that we had significant damage and that it was going to be a catastrophic loss of some facilities," said Leck, commander of the 773D Civil Engineer Squadron and director of the base emergency operations center.

Meet Stalin's Cold War Monster: The T-10M Heavy Tank

Charlie Gao Security, And it lasted in service for a very long time. Meet Stalin's Cold War Monster: The T-10M Heavy Tank The T-10 is one of the longest lasting tank designs in the world. Adopted in 1953, the tank served for over 40 years before finally

These are the 5 best holiday deals of the weekend

There are loads of sales happening across the internet, like Amazon's 12 Days of Deals that feature special savings on different categories every day. This Sunday is Day 8 and Amazon's featuring deals on beauty! But those aren't the only sales you'll find with Prime shipping. To help you sort through all the clutter, we put our product expertise to work to find the 5 best Amazon deals of the weekend.

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  These Are the Most Wanted Gifts of 2018

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  The 16 Best Beauty Buys to Gift This Year

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