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      • North Korea threatens to revive Trump nickname

        North Korea threatens to revive Trump nickname

    • Stanford law professor lights up House impeachment hearing
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      Stanford law professor lights up House impeachment hearing

      Stanford law professor Pamela Karlan delivered powerful testimony Wednesday before the House Judiciary Committee, explaining in simple terms her view that President Trump's conduct warranted his impeachment. As she began her testimony, Karlan, who was called by Democrats to testify with Harvard law professor Noah Feldman and University of North Carolina law professor Michael Gerhardt, rebuked Republican ranking member Rep. Doug Collins, who asserted that those who had not reviewed the testimony of prior witnesses had no business testify about it.

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        Trump impeachment will go ahead as Pelosi tells congress to file charges
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      • Impeachment Hearings: Nancy Pelosi to make public statement on status of inquiry
        Impeachment Hearings: Nancy Pelosi to make public statement on status of inquiry
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    • Activists apologize for use of Holocaust victims’ remains
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      Activists apologize for use of Holocaust victims’ remains

      An activist group has apologized to Jewish organizations outraged over their use of purported Holocaust victims' remains in an installation outside Germany's parliament building meant to draw attention to the perils of far-right extremism. The Center for Political Beauty, a Germany-based activist group known for provocative stunts, installed an urn outside the Reichtstag building on Monday, saying it contained victims' remains that it had unearthed from 23 locations near Nazi death and concentration camps in Germany, Poland and Ukraine. “We want to apologize especially to Jewish institutions, associations and individuals who see our work as disturbing or touching the peace of the dead according to Jewish religious law,” the group said on its website in a post late Wednesday.

    • Wanted Indian guru resurfaces to announce new cosmic country
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      Wanted Indian guru resurfaces to announce new cosmic country

      An Indian guru facing rape and sexual abuse charges made headlines Wednesday after he emerged from hiding and announced the birth of a new cosmic country with its own cabinet and golden passports. Swami Nithyananda, a controversial self-styled godman with thousands of followers in southern India's Karnataka and Tamil Nadu states, posted a video on his YouTube channel announcing the special project to his followers. 41-year-old Nithyananda announced that his country is called Kailaasa, and is the biggest Hindu nation without boundaries.

    • Russian spies used French Alps as 'base camp' for hits on Britain and other countries
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      Russian spies used French Alps as 'base camp' for hits on Britain and other countries

      Fifteen Russian spies, including those accused of the Salisbury nerve agent attack, used the French Alps as a “base camp” to conduct covert operations around Europe over a five-year period, according to reports. The revelations came as Germany expelled two Russian diplomats after prosecutors said there was “sufficient factual evidence” linking Moscow to the killing of a former Chechen rebel commander in central Berlin. According to Le Monde, British, Swiss, French, and US intelligence have drawn up a list of 15 members of the 29155 unit of Russia's GRU military spy agency who all passed through France's Haute-Savoie mountains close to the Swiss and Italian borders.

    • NATO’s Dirty Little Secret Is Out
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      NATO’s Dirty Little Secret Is Out

      Frequently, that argument is presented as part of the larger case that President Trump's periodic expressions of skepticism about NATO's relevance are out-of-touch with the views of the American public. Few (if any) surveys of U.S. public opinion about NATO even hint about the extent of the risks Americans incur because of Washington's obligations under Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, which commits the signatories to consider an attack on any member as an attack on all. A typical poll question will ask respondents whether the United States should defend country X, if Russia attacks that country.

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        Trump threatens trade action to spur NATO contributions
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      • Trump disrupts hundreds of Ryanair passengers after exit from Nato summit
        Trump disrupts hundreds of Ryanair passengers after exit from Nato summit
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    • 19 unforgettable images from the Pearl Harbor attack 78 years ago
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      19 unforgettable images from the Pearl Harbor attack 78 years ago

      The devastating Japanese attack began Sunday at 7:48 a.m., eventually killing 2,402 Americans and wounding many others, sinking four battleships and damaging many more. The Pearl Harbor attack spurred America into World War II. Here are photographs from the attack and its immediate aftermath. December 7, 1941 began as a perfect Sunday morning for the troops serving the US fleet at Pearl Harbor.

      • Military responding to report of shooting at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii
        Military responding to report of shooting at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii
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      • Sailor Shoots and Kills 2, Injures 1 at Pearl Harbor Base Days Before Anniversary of Historic Attack
        Sailor Shoots and Kills 2, Injures 1 at Pearl Harbor Base Days Before Anniversary of Historic Attack
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    • Thai cave dive hero fights back tears as he tells court ‘life sentence with no parole’ inflicted by Elon Musk
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      The Independent

      Thai cave dive hero fights back tears as he tells court ‘life sentence with no parole’ inflicted by Elon Musk

      A British diver who helped rescue a dozen boys trapped in a cave in Thailand fought back tears as he told a court Elon Musk's "pedo guy" slur amounted to “a life sentence with no parole”. Vernon Unsworth choked up on Wednesday as he testified against the Tesla CEO during a defamation trial in Los Angeles. The 63-year-old, from St Albans, told the hearing he had no choice but to sue the billionaire who used the slur on Twitter, or else it would seem the allegation were true.

      • UPDATE 5-British cave explorer felt 'branded a pedophile' by Elon Musk tweet
        UPDATE 5-British cave explorer felt 'branded a pedophile' by Elon Musk tweet
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        Elon Musk considered buying justballs.com domain
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    • The college admissions scandal ringleader tried to recruit 7 Stanford coaches to be part of the scheme but only one took the bait
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      The college admissions scandal ringleader tried to recruit 7 Stanford coaches to be part of the scheme but only one took the bait

      Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne said in a letter to the university community that the ringleader of the college admissions scandal, William "Rick" Singer, approached seven coaches at the school about trading bribes for students' recruitments to the school at athletes. Tessier-Lavigne said an external review of the case revealed that only the school's former sailing coach, John Vandemoer, accepted Singer's deal. Vandemoer accepted $610,000 in bribes from Singer to facilitate the admission of students as sailing recruits.

    • Why is Michael Bloomberg silencing the press? Because it's his plaything
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      Why is Michael Bloomberg silencing the press? Because it's his plaything

      There is no better demonstration of this farce than the sad fate of Bloomberg News, a global media organization that has the unfortunate distinction of also being a billionaire's plaything. Michael Bloomberg, who is worth more than $50bn, is running for president. A cadre of political consultants who will get rich if he runs have urged him to run, and a potential wealth tax under President Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders would cost him a much greater portion of his fortune than the relatively small sliver he'll spend on his doomed campaign.

      • Michael Bloomberg makes first speech in NYC since announcing presidential bid
        Michael Bloomberg makes first speech in NYC since announcing presidential bid
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      • Bloomberg (the company) fixes glitch sending users to candidate site
        Bloomberg (the company) fixes glitch sending users to candidate site
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    • In fiery memo, Dem lawmaker urges Congress to include Trump’s 'racism' in articles of impeachment
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      Yahoo News

      In fiery memo, Dem lawmaker urges Congress to include Trump’s 'racism' in articles of impeachment

      The first member of Congress who called for President Trump to be impeached sent a memo Wednesday to House members urging them to incorporate concerns about Trump's “racism” into the ongoing impeachment inquiry. In the memo, Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, noted that, in July, the House passed a resolution condemning Trump for making “racist comments” about four Democratic congresswomen of color. “How will history judge this Congress that passed a resolution indicating President Trump made harmful, racist comments if it does not impeach him for his impeachable racist, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, transphobic, xenophobic language instigating enmity and inciting violence within our society?” Green asked in his memo, which was obtained by Yahoo News.

      • Constitutional Scholars Say Trump Committed Impeachable Offenses
        Constitutional Scholars Say Trump Committed Impeachable Offenses
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      • Democrats Know They’re Going To Impeach Trump — Now It’s Just A Matter Of When
        Democrats Know They’re Going To Impeach Trump — Now It’s Just A Matter Of When
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    • The 25 Best Sci-Fi Movies on Netflix Right Now
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      The 25 Best Sci-Fi Movies on Netflix Right Now

      Rouge robots, deep space planets, and a voice assistant love story. From Popular Mechanics

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        The Best Shows on Netflix to Watch During Your December Downtime
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      • It’s not your imagination — Netflix doesn’t have as many movies as it used to
        It’s not your imagination — Netflix doesn’t have as many movies as it used to
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    • Report: Officer recorded kissing Chicago chief reassigned
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      Associated Press

      Report: Officer recorded kissing Chicago chief reassigned

      A female officer who was reportedly caught on video kissing then-Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson at a popular restaurant in October was transferred weeks later from his personal security detail to another role on the police force, a department spokesman said. Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi confirmed to WBEZ that the officer, who was appointed to Johnson's security detail in 2016, was reassigned in November to the technical services bureau. He said he didn't know if the two had a romantic relationship and couldn't say if the officer's reassignment was connected to one, but that the move was neither a promotion nor a demotion and was not done for disciplinary reasons.

    • Rep. Duncan Hunter Shows no Signs of Resigning Despite Pleading Guilty to Campaign Finance Charges
      Politics
      National Review

      Rep. Duncan Hunter Shows no Signs of Resigning Despite Pleading Guilty to Campaign Finance Charges

      Representative Duncan Hunter (R., Calif.) has not indicated that he will leave his seat in the House after he pleaded guilty on Wednesday to campaign finance violations. Hunter and his wife, who pleaded guilty to similar charges in June, were accused of using $250,000 in campaign funds to pay for family vacations to Hawaii, plane tickets for their pet rabbit, and other personal expenses.

      • House Ethics Committee Tells Duncan Hunter To Stop Voting In House Due To Guilty Plea
        House Ethics Committee Tells Duncan Hunter To Stop Voting In House Due To Guilty Plea
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      • After guilty plea, Republican barred from casting House votes
        After guilty plea, Republican barred from casting House votes
        CBS News
    • Employee shot at a Virginia post office
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      Employee shot at a Virginia post office

      Authorities say a postal worker has been shot at a northern Virginia post office by an agent for the Postal Service's Inspector General's office. News outlets report that it happened Wednesday morning at the parking lot of the Lovettsville post office in Loudoun County.

    • The Reviews Are In: 31 Air Force Pilots Say Why They Love the F-35 Stealth Fighter
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      The National Interest

      The Reviews Are In: 31 Air Force Pilots Say Why They Love the F-35 Stealth Fighter

      Air Force Gen. Herbert “Hawk” Carlisle, commander of Air Combat Command, this week declared the F-35A fighter jet ready for combat. 1. Even with developmental restrictions that limit the F-35A's responsiveness and ability to maneuver, every U.S. fighter pilot interviewed would pick the F-35A over his former jet in a majority of air-to-air (dogfight) engagement scenarios they could face. 2. A former F-15C instructor pilot said he consistently beat his former jet in mock dogfights.

      • Double the Fighters: Why Japan Wants Domestic F-3s and the F-35
        Double the Fighters: Why Japan Wants Domestic F-3s and the F-35
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        Retired Navy pilot feels the rush of flying again
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    • Bernie Sanders isn't polling in first place. His early-state organizing may mean that doesn't matter.
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      Bernie Sanders isn't polling in first place. His early-state organizing may mean that doesn't matter.

      Bourgeacq Pinzón's journey from curious to committed volunteer is one the Sanders campaign aims to emulate across Iowa. Sanders already has the firmest base in the field, according the latest Des Moines Register/CNN/Mediacom Iowa Poll, even as he continues to jostle in third place. Now, the Sanders campaign is working to turn that enthusiastic base into caucus victory.

      • Mark Ruffalo endorses Bernie Sanders: 'He's always been one of us'
        Mark Ruffalo endorses Bernie Sanders: 'He's always been one of us'
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        Bernie Sanders becomes top candidate for college students in new Axios poll
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    • NATO is finally talking about China, and there are 3 big problems it has to address
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      NATO is finally talking about China, and there are 3 big problems it has to address

      Jeku Arce The alliance has been working for several years to improve its ability to reinforce and resupply across Europe, not only inland via roads, rivers, and railways but around the continent through ports that haven't seen much action since the Cold War. NATO started going to more European ports around 2015 in order "to reestablish capabilities" and "to demonstrate that we could come [into Europe] at a variety of different places," retired Army Gen. Ben Hodges, who led the US Army in Europe between 2014 and 2017, told Business Insider in 2018. "So as China continues to invest in things like ports and rail in Europe, that can complicate NATO mobility," Kendall-Taylor said Monday.

      • NATO summit opens to fracturing alliance
        NATO summit opens to fracturing alliance
        Reuters Videos
      • Video shows world leaders appear to gossip about President Donald Trump at NATO summit
        Video shows world leaders appear to gossip about President Donald Trump at NATO summit
        KGO – San Francisco
    • Warren Is Drafting U.S. Legislation to Reverse ‘Mega Mergers’
      Business
      Bloomberg

      Warren Is Drafting U.S. Legislation to Reverse ‘Mega Mergers’

      Warren's staff recently circulated a proposal for sweeping anti-monopoly legislation, which would deliver on a presidential campaign promise to check the power of Big Tech and other industries. According to a draft of the bill reviewed by Bloomberg, the proposal would expand antitrust law beyond the so-called consumer welfare standard, an approach that has driven antitrust policy since the 1970s. Warren's bill, tentatively titled the Anti-Monopoly and Competition Restoration Act, would also ban non-compete and no-poaching agreements for workers and protect the rights of gig economy workers, such as drivers for Uber Technologies Inc., to organize.

      • Elizabeth Warren is reportedly drafting legislation to allow gig workers to unionize
        Elizabeth Warren is reportedly drafting legislation to allow gig workers to unionize
        TechCrunch
      • Senator Warren drafts bill taking aim at mega mergers: BBG
        Senator Warren drafts bill taking aim at mega mergers: BBG
        Yahoo Finance Video
    • Opposition figure freed in Nigeria after court ruling
      World
      AFP

      Opposition figure freed in Nigeria after court ruling

      Nigerian opposition activist Omoyele Sowore and co-defendant Olawale Bakare were set free on Thursday after months in detention, for alleged treason. The pair were released hours after a judge gave the secret police 24 hours to release Sowore, who had been held since August by the Department of State Services (DSS) after urging protests under the online banner "#RevolutionNow". Sowore, 48, also ran unsuccessfully against President Muhammadu Buhari in the February polls.

    • The fired Chicago police superintendent says he made a 'poor decision' on the night he was found asleep at a stop sign with his SUV running
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      The fired Chicago police superintendent says he made a 'poor decision' on the night he was found asleep at a stop sign with his SUV running

      Eddie Johnson was abruptly fired from his job as Chicago police superintendent on Monday morning. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she fired him over "intolerable actions" and "ethical lapses" in connection to a night in October where he was found asleep at a stop sign in his running SUV. After Johnson's firing, Lightfoot said Johnson had intentionally misled her and the public about his conduct the night of the incident.

      • Aldermen calling for transparency in investigation of former CPD superintendent Eddie Johnson
        Aldermen calling for transparency in investigation of former CPD superintendent Eddie Johnson
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      • Police chief firing raises questions on fellow police interaction
        Police chief firing raises questions on fellow police interaction
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      Report: Investigators ask about Illinois House leader

      The longest-serving state House speaker in modern American history is a subject of inquiries in an ongoing federal corruption investigation that has already entangled several top Illinois Democrats, according to a newspaper report published Thursday. Four people interviewed by investigators told the Chicago Tribune that FBI agents and prosecutors asked about Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's ties to ComEd lobbyists, contracts the utility had with Madigan associates and government jobs those close to Madigan have landed. The Tribune did not name the four people and did not offer any additional details about them, including whether they themselves were former Madigan confidants.

    • 'Jews are France', says Emmanuel Macron after 107 Jewish graves  desecrated in anti-Semitic attack
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      'Jews are France', says Emmanuel Macron after 107 Jewish graves  desecrated in anti-Semitic attack

      President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to fight anti-Semitism saying “Jews are and make France” after 107 graves were desecrated at a Jewish cemetery in the northeast of the country. The daubing of swastikas and other anti-Semitic graffiti on the graves at the cemetery in Westhoffen around 15 miles west of Strasbourg in the Alsace region was the latest racist attack to shock the country. "Jews are and make France," President Emmanuel Macron wrote on Twitter on Tuesday.

      • French lawmakers tackle anti-Semitism as Jewish graves desecrated
        French lawmakers tackle anti-Semitism as Jewish graves desecrated
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        More than 100 Jewish graves defaced in France with Nazi swastikas
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    • 2020 Democrats Expose Extreme Abortion Policies in New Survey
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      National Review

      2020 Democrats Expose Extreme Abortion Policies in New Survey

      The New York Times has released the results from a set of questions posed to each Democratic presidential candidate about his or her views on abortion. Thus far in the primary race, very few of the candidates have been pushed to account for their position on a variety of abortion policies, especially during the debates. The Times should be commended for this effort to get candidates on the record on specific policy questions.

    • Double the Fighters: Why Japan Wants Domestic F-3s and the F-35
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      Double the Fighters: Why Japan Wants Domestic F-3s and the F-35

      In February 2019, Japan turned heads with its decision to proceed with the development of an indigenous stealth fighter jet. This came in the wake of the decision to purchase more than one hundred American F-35 jets, and the supposed cancellation of the Japanese X-2 stealth fighter prototype in 2018. The Japanese Ministry of Defense announced the move to develop the new fighter, currently named Future Fighter or F-3 as part of their Mid-Term Defense Program (MTDP) that lays out modernization and procurement decisions for the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) for the next ten years.

      • The Reviews Are In: 31 Air Force Pilots Say Why They Love the F-35 Stealth Fighter
        The Reviews Are In: 31 Air Force Pilots Say Why They Love the F-35 Stealth Fighter
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    • Melania Trump slams impeachment witness: 'you should be ashamed'
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      USA TODAY

      Melania Trump slams impeachment witness: 'you should be ashamed'

      First lady Melania Trump joined in a chorus of Republican criticism of impeachment inquiry witness Stanford Law School Professor Pamela Karlan for a comment Karlan made about Barron Trump, President Donald Trump's son. Melania Trump wrote on Twitter that Karlan "should be ashamed of [her] very angry and obviously biased public pandering, and using a child to do it." Karlan had made a point earlier during the House Judiciary Committee's hearing about impeachment in response to a question from Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas, on how Trump as president was different from a king.

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        "I’m Not Afraid of the Impeachment Questions": How Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Is Navigating His Role in the World's Biggest Political Drama
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