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    • Fiery hearing moves House nearer to impeachment

      Fiery hearing moves House nearer to impeachment

      The House has just 10 legislative days left if lawmakers want to hold an impeachment vote before the end of the year, though a day or two could be added before Christmas.'The evidence is overwhelming' »

      • Live updates: Trump impeachment hearings

        Live updates: Trump impeachment hearings

      • Watchdog report on Russia probe released

        Watchdog report on Russia probe released

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        Child carries baby through cold after being abandoned

    • GOP lawmaker says 'out-of-the-box strategy' could give Trump an 'advantage' in impeachment hearings 
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      GOP lawmaker says 'out-of-the-box strategy' could give Trump an 'advantage' in impeachment hearings 

      Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., on Sunday said it would play to the “president's advantage” to have his top administration officials, in an “out-of-the-box strategy,” testify in the upcoming impeachment hearings. “As it relates to the other members of the executive branch, the president has to make decisions not only for him but for the presidency,” he continued.

      • Democrats eye Trump impeachment charges this week
        Democrats eye Trump impeachment charges this week
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      • House Judiciary Committee holds President Donald Trump impeachment hearing
        House Judiciary Committee holds President Donald Trump impeachment hearing
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    • Man wearing reindeer slippers tips woman out of wheelchair on train as he tries to steal it
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      Man wearing reindeer slippers tips woman out of wheelchair on train as he tries to steal it

      A man has been arrested after a would-be thief tipped a woman out of her wheelchair on a train and attempted to steal it. CCTV footage of the incident shows a man dressed in a red jacket and reindeer slippers, who lept out of his seat and grabbed the handles of the wheelchair as the train approached a station. The woman sitting in the chair can be seen desperately grabbing onto the railings inside the carriage as the attacker attempts to steer her out of the open doors.

    • U.S. Supreme Court rejects challenge to Berkeley cell phone law
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      Reuters

      U.S. Supreme Court rejects challenge to Berkeley cell phone law

      The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a free speech challenge brought by a trade group against a regulation issued by the California city of Berkeley that requires cell phone retailers to tell customers of certain radiation risks. The justices left in place a July 2019 decision by the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that refused to block the 2015 regulation that industry group CTIA appealed. CTIA said the regulation violates the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which protects free speech rights, because the government, without the necessary justification that supports other types of regulations, is forcing retailers to spread a message they disagree with.

      • Supreme Court leaves Kentucky's ultrasound law in place
        Supreme Court leaves Kentucky's ultrasound law in place
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      • Supreme Court Upholds Kentucky Law Requiring Abortionists to Describe Ultrasound to Woman
        Supreme Court Upholds Kentucky Law Requiring Abortionists to Describe Ultrasound to Woman
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    • 'It was beautiful': Acupuncturists help migrants stranded at Mexico border deal with stress
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      USA TODAY

      'It was beautiful': Acupuncturists help migrants stranded at Mexico border deal with stress

      For months, Carlos Lopez's mind has been endlessly spinning with the fears and anxiety of leaving his home country of Honduras, traveling 1,700 miles with his 13-year-old son to this Mexican border town and the day-to-day survival of living in a squalid tent city. “All the bad thoughts went away,” Lopez, 41, said, as he emerged from his 45-minute-long acupuncture session. Lopez is one of a growing number of migrants stuck on the border under President Donald Trump's Migration Protection Protocols policy – which sends migrants to Mexican border towns to await their immigration court hearing in the U.S. To help the migrants pass the time and deal with stress, teams of volunteers led by Acupuncturists Without Borders, or AWB, a nonprofit that treats people in disaster zones and refugee camps and trains other acupuncturists around the world, are providing Lopez and others with free acupuncture treatment at border towns in Mexico.

    • Pearl Harbor veteran interred on sunken ship
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      AFP

      Pearl Harbor veteran interred on sunken ship

      With speeches and salutes, veterans and officials on Saturday commemorated the 78th anniversary of the 1941 sneak attack by Japan on Pearl Harbor, which brought a previously reluctant United States into World War II. A ceremony in Hawaii honoring survivors was attended by US Interior Secretary David Bernhardt and Washington's ambassador to South Korea Harry Harris. It was held within sight of the sunken USS Arizona, which was bombed in the opening moments of the attack that killed more than 2,400 Americans.

    • Whistleblower goes public after leaked documents reveal China's crackdown on Uighur Muslims
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      The Telegraph

      Whistleblower goes public after leaked documents reveal China's crackdown on Uighur Muslims

      A Uighur woman living in the Netherlands has gone public about helping to leak secret Chinese government documents regarding human rights abuses in China's Xinjiang province because of fears for her safety. Asiye Abdulaheb told Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant that she was involved in last month's leak of papers to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), which highlighted the Chinese government's crackdown on Muslims in Xinjiang. The reveal, which followed an earlier document leak to the New York Times, showed how the Chinese government has indoctrinated and punished over a million Muslims, mainly members of the Uighur ethnic minority, in internment camps.

      • A Uighur Dutch woman admitted to leaking secret Chinese cables on Muslim oppression. She's going public to stop China's death threats.
        A Uighur Dutch woman admitted to leaking secret Chinese cables on Muslim oppression. She's going public to stop China's death threats.
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      • Chinese official blasts U.S. for Xinjiang bills
        Chinese official blasts U.S. for Xinjiang bills
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    • Remember When Russian Diesel Submarines Chased Down A British Nuclear Sub?
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      The National Interest

      Remember When Russian Diesel Submarines Chased Down A British Nuclear Sub?

      Russian diesel subs chased a British nuclear sub off the Syrian coast, according to British media. The incident reportedly involved one or two Russian Kilo-class diesel-powered submarines, which have been dubbed the "Black Hole" by Western navies because they are remarkably quiet. "Two Russian frigates and an anti-submarine aircraft are also thought to have been searching for the British boat as it maneuvered to put its Tomahawk cruise missiles within range of Syrian military targets," according to The Times of London."The Astute-class submarine is believed to have spent several days trying to evade detection in a tense and dangerous contest." The British sub did not fire its Tomahawks during last week's strike by American, British and French forces against Syrian chemical weapons sites, leading to speculation that the British boat was driven off by the Russian subs.

    • 'An outright lie': Ohio lawmaker shown to be linked to group pushing rightwing Christian bills
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      The Guardian

      'An outright lie': Ohio lawmaker shown to be linked to group pushing rightwing Christian bills

      An Ohio legislator who said he had “no knowledge” of a rightwing Christian bill mill called Project Blitz is, in fact, the co-chair of the state branch of an organization behind the campaign. The Ohio state representative Timothy Ginter sponsored a bill called the Student Religious Liberties Act. The Guardian revealed the bill was nearly identical to one promoted by Project Blitz, a state legislative project guided by three Christian right organizations, including the Congressional Prayer Caucus (CPC), WallBuilders and the ProFamily Legislators Conference.

    • Biden Says Son Hunter Will Not Engage in Foreign Business if He Wins in 2020
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      National Review

      Biden Says Son Hunter Will Not Engage in Foreign Business if He Wins in 2020

      Democratic presidential frontrunner Joe Biden said his son Hunter will not be engaged in any foreign business if the former vice president is elected in 2020. Hunter Biden raised eyebrows when it came to light that he held a lucrative position on the board of a Ukrainian gas company while his father was fighting corruption in Ukraine as vice president. The set-up prompted Trump to ask Ukraine to investigate the Bidens while temporarily withholding U.S. military aid, an alleged quid pro quo that became the basis for the impeachment inquiry against Trump.

      • Biden Says He Won’t Look Further into Hunter’s Ukrainian Business Dealings: ‘I Trust My Son’
        Biden Says He Won’t Look Further into Hunter’s Ukrainian Business Dealings: ‘I Trust My Son’
        National Review
      • Everything you need to know about Trump's impeachment process: What's happened, who the players are, and what comes next
        Everything you need to know about Trump's impeachment process: What's happened, who the players are, and what comes next
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    • U.S. military to shift focus to competing with China and Russia: Esper
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      U.S. military to shift focus to competing with China and Russia: Esper

      Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Saturday he still plans to shift the military's focus to competing with China and Russia, even as security threats pile up in the Middle East. Esper outlined his strategic goals and priorities in a speech at the Reagan National Defense Forum, an annual gathering of government, defense industry and military officials.

      • Amazon alleges Trump abused power in huge Pentagon contract
        Amazon alleges Trump abused power in huge Pentagon contract
        AFP
      • UPDATE 1-Amazon lawsuit blames Trump for loss of Pentagon cloud contract
        UPDATE 1-Amazon lawsuit blames Trump for loss of Pentagon cloud contract
        Reuters
    • A new video game about the 2020 election lets you fight as Donald Trump, Andrew Yang, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, or Cory Booker
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      Business Insider

      A new video game about the 2020 election lets you fight as Donald Trump, Andrew Yang, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, or Cory Booker

      "Yang2020 Path To Presidency" is an upcoming computer game featuring Andrew Yang, Donald Trump, and a several other candidates in the 2020 presidential election. Yang is the star of the game's story mode, but he's not the only playable character. You'll be able to unlock the other presidential candidates and go head to head in versus mode.

      • 'Something is wrong with the system': Sen. Cory Booker on 'barriers' in 2020 race
        'Something is wrong with the system': Sen. Cory Booker on 'barriers' in 2020 race
        ABC News Videos
      • Cory Booker: failure to engage black vote could hand White House to Trump
        Cory Booker: failure to engage black vote could hand White House to Trump
        The Guardian
    • U.S. Supreme Court rejects Arizona opioid case against Purdue, Sackler family
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      Reuters

      U.S. Supreme Court rejects Arizona opioid case against Purdue, Sackler family

      The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away a novel case by Arizona seeking to recover billions of dollars that the state has said that members of the Sackler family - owners of Purdue Pharma LP - funneled out of the OxyContin maker before the company filed for bankruptcy in September. The justices declined to take the rare step of allowing Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich to pursue a case directly with the Supreme Court on the role the drugmaker played in the U.S. opioid epidemic that has killed tens of thousands of Americans annually in recent years. The lawsuit accused eight Sackler family members of funneling $4 billion out of Purdue from 2008 to 2016 despite being aware that the company faced massive potential liabilities over its marketing of opioid medications.

    • Saudi gunman tweeted against US before naval base shooting
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      Associated Press

      Saudi gunman tweeted against US before naval base shooting

      The Saudi gunman who killed three people at the Pensacola naval base had apparently gone on Twitter shortly before the shooting to blast U.S. support of Israel and accuse America of being anti-Muslim, a U.S. official said Sunday as the FBI confirmed it is operating on the assumption the attack was an act of terrorism. Investigators are also trying to establish whether the killer, 2nd Lt. Mohammed Alshamrani, 21, of the Royal Saudi Air Force, acted alone or was part of a larger plot. Alshamrani, who was killed by a sheriff's deputy during the rampage at a classroom building Friday, was undergoing flight training at Pensacola, where members of foreign militaries routinely receive instruction.

      • Biden campaign attacks Trump policy on Saudi Arabia, North Korea
        Biden campaign attacks Trump policy on Saudi Arabia, North Korea
        Reuters
      • Navy Identifies Pensacola Attack Victims As Exceptional Heroes Who 'Saved Lives'
        Navy Identifies Pensacola Attack Victims As Exceptional Heroes Who 'Saved Lives'
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    • Cherry blossoms prompt full-blown scandal for Japan's PM
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      AFP

      Cherry blossoms prompt full-blown scandal for Japan's PM

      It might be the most Japanese of political scandals: a furore over Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's guest list at a party to mark the annual cherry blossom season. As scandals go, it has plenty of juicy elements -- alleged mafia guests, disappearing evidence, even gaffes by Abe, who appeared to lay blame for shredded documents on a disabled worker. It's the latest headache for Japan's longest-serving premier, who has already weathered two cronyism scandals in recent years and has faced an almost daily drubbing by opposition lawmakers since the scandal emerged in early November.

    • The 25 Best Tower Defense Games
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      Popular Mechanics

      The 25 Best Tower Defense Games

      Build those structures. Keep them from harm. Collect that loot.

    • Isil 'matchmaker' who lured British teen bride to Syria is deported to France
      World
      The Telegraph

      Isil 'matchmaker' who lured British teen bride to Syria is deported to France

      Turkey has deported to France the “Islamic State matchmaker” who lured a British teen bride to Syria as part of a drive to send foreign fighters back to their countries of origin. Tooba Gondal, 25, is among 11 French nationals that Turkey repatriated early on Monday, according to France's Centre for Analysis of Terrorism, CAT, citing official sources. A French judicial source confirmed that four women and their seven children had arrived in France.

      • UPDATE 1-Turkey says it has deported 11 French terrorist suspects
        Reuters
      • Turkey deports 11 French suspected IS members
        Associated Press
    • The United States' New 'Ninja Missile' Chops Targets to Bits (We Have Questions)
      World
      The National Interest

      The United States' New 'Ninja Missile' Chops Targets to Bits (We Have Questions)

      Designed to minimize civilian casualties, the ninja missile is a specially modified Hellfire—without a warhead. The Hellfire missiles weigh in the 100 to 110 pound range, including a 20-pound warhead and are guided through a millimeter wave radar seeker, or by laser. Years after their development, Hellfire missiles have become the armament of choice in the war on terror, and are often used on Reaper and Predator drones in strikes against militants in crowded, urban environments.

    • Heads of U.S. Business Group in Hong Kong Denied Entry to Macau
      World
      Time

      Heads of U.S. Business Group in Hong Kong Denied Entry to Macau

      Two senior leaders of an American business organization in Hong Kong were denied entry to neighboring Macau over the weekend amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and China. The president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, Tara Joseph, and the group's chair, Robert Grieves, were separately denied entry into the Chinese-ruled territory on Saturday. “We are puzzled as to why this happened, given this was simply a social occasion to celebrate AmCham Macau's annual gathering,” an AmCham spokesperson said in a statement.

      • Protesters set up barricades in central Hong Kong
        Protesters set up barricades in central Hong Kong
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      • Fire and petrol bombs after 'generally peaceful' Hong Kong march, police say
        Fire and petrol bombs after 'generally peaceful' Hong Kong march, police say
        Reuters
    • 'Truth was rarely welcome': US officials held bleak view of war in Afghanistan, documents reveal
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      USA TODAY

      'Truth was rarely welcome': US officials held bleak view of war in Afghanistan, documents reveal

      WASHINGTON – Many top U.S. officials held sharply negative views of the U.S. entry into Afghanistan and bleak assessments of the prospects for success – views that were often at odds with public pronouncements – a trove of documents obtained by The Washington Post revealed. The Post gained access to more than 2,000 pages of interviews on the war in Afghanistan through a Freedom of Information Act request. John Sopko – who heads the Office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, which conducted the interviews – told the newspaper that the documents show "the American people have constantly been lied to" since U.S. troops first arrived there 18 years ago.

      • Top US officials knew the Afghanistan war was unwinnable and 'lied' — even as costs rose to $1 trillion and 2,351 American troop's lives
        Top US officials knew the Afghanistan war was unwinnable and 'lied' — even as costs rose to $1 trillion and 2,351 American troop's lives
        Business Insider
      • US officials painted 'rosy' picture of Afghanistan despite evidence: WPost
        US officials painted 'rosy' picture of Afghanistan despite evidence: WPost
        AFP
    • One of the world's largest basic-income trials, a 2-year program in Finland, was a major flop. But experts say the test was flawed.
      Business
      Business Insider

      One of the world's largest basic-income trials, a 2-year program in Finland, was a major flop. But experts say the test was flawed.

      In 2017, Finland became the first European country to test a government-backed unconditional basic income, which gave people a regular stipend with no strings attached. Two years after Finland launched a basic-income trial in which nearly 2,000 unemployed residents were given a regular monthly stipend, many of the recipients remained jobless. The people reported that they were happier and healthier overall than other unemployed residents, but the experiment was widely declared a failure.

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      Reuters

      Russia confident UK's top court to rule in its favor in Eurobond case vs Ukraine

      The Russian finance ministry said on Monday it remained confident that the UK Supreme Court would rule in Moscow's favor in a Russia-Ukraine $3 billion Eurobond case, it said in a statement. Moscow is seeking a summary judgment in its favor that could see Ukraine ordered to pay the debt in full, without a trial. The finance ministry also said Moscow's total claims to Ukraine, including interest payments, came to about $4.5 billion.

    • Chris Wallace Schools Ken Starr: Trump Impeachment ‘Much Bigger’ Than Clinton’s Sex Lies Were
      Politics
      The Daily Beast

      Chris Wallace Schools Ken Starr: Trump Impeachment ‘Much Bigger’ Than Clinton’s Sex Lies Were

      Fox News anchor Chris Wallace on Monday dressed down Kenneth Starr, the Clinton impeachment-era independent counsel, objecting to Starr's insistence that the current allegations against President Donald Trump are “narrow” and “slanted. During a break in Monday's House impeachment hearing, Wallace addressed Starr directly, letting him know he was going to “push back a bit respectfully” on his previous analysis of the impeachment inquiry while referencing Starr's own role in former President Bill Clinton's impeachment two decades ago. He said that the presentation of the case against the president is narrow, prosecutors look at the world through dirty windows.

      • Infowars Correspondent Livestreams Himself Disrupting, Being Removed From Impeachment Hearing
        Infowars Correspondent Livestreams Himself Disrupting, Being Removed From Impeachment Hearing
        The Wrap
      • Day 7, Part 2: Doug Collins' opening statement
        Day 7, Part 2: Doug Collins' opening statement
        CBS News Videos
    • US Catholic priests describe turmoil amid sex abuse crisis
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      Associated Press

      US Catholic priests describe turmoil amid sex abuse crisis

      More than a century ago, waves of Catholic immigrants from Ireland, Poland and Quebec settled in Chicopee and other western Massachusetts mill towns, helping build churches, rectories and schools to accommodate their faith. Today the priests leading those churches are under siege due to stresses, challenges and sex abuse scandals complicating their lives and those of their fellow priests across the United States. The Rev. Mark Stelzer is among those trying to persevere.

    • Once propped up by Qatari high-rollers, Saudi city prays for truce
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      AFP

      Once propped up by Qatari high-rollers, Saudi city prays for truce

      Jackhammers and cranes gather dust at half-built Qatari-funded hotel sites in a Saudi city hit hard by an abrupt diplomatic rupture, but signs of thawing cross-border ties are reviving economic hopes. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has downplayed the dispute with Qatar -- which led to a Riyadh-led embargo on the neighbouring emirate and shuttered their land border in mid-2017 -- as a trivial matter with limited impact on the kingdom. But it is anything but trivial for Al-Ahsa, a desert oasis near the border where Qatari shoppers once kept the local economy humming, crossing over to buy relatively cheaper provisions -- from herbs and eggs to milk and camel meat.

    • American soldiers banned from Italian main street after vicious brawl
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      The Telegraph

      American soldiers banned from Italian main street after vicious brawl

      Around 2,000 US Army soldiers have been banned from one of the main streets in the Italian city of Vicenza after a  brawl between soldiers and locals. The temporary ban, which affects members of the 173rd Airborne Brigade stationed in the city, involves the quaint via  Contra' Pescherie Vecchie, where two young Vicenza men say they were surrounded and beaten by several soldiers after a verbal exchange just outside a popular watering hole for off duty combat paratroopers. City authorities are studying CCTV images to identify the culprits of the latest violent episode, which prompted Mayor Francesco Rucco to request special restrictive measures from the base commander.

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