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Libertarian VP hopeful Weld : Anyone can forget a word
In a statement, the Johnson-Weld campaign said its prime objective is to increase awareness of the former governors and propel them upward in the polls. Donald Trump had 57 percent, Hillary Clinton had 21 percent, Dr. Jill Stein had 3 percent, and 4 percent had no opinion. Both will be on most or all of Americans' ballots in November.
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British Airways passengers face chaos due to IT outage
According to The Independent, a British Airways spokeswoman confirmed passengers were now being checked in at Heathrow and Gatwick but said the process would be "a bit slower than usual". However, there are reports of crashes, with the BA check-in going down four times during the summer , causing passenger delays at airports including Gatwick.
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Israel to build underground barrier against Hamas
The elections were supposed to take place in 416 locales on October 8. At the time, Hamas seized the Gaza Strip, leaving Abbas with autonomous enclaves in the Israeli-controlled West Bank. Salah el-Bardaweel, a senior Gaza-based Hamas leader, said in an emailed press statement that Hamas rejects the court ruling, adding that "Hamas calls on Palestinians to reject the court's ruling".
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British Airways computer glitch causes delays
The airline explained the delays as the result of "some IT issues overnight" on its website . A British Airways spokeswoman said while the airline had some codeshare flights with Cathay Pacific and Qantas, passengers checking in at Auckland Airport would not be affected.
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Rashford bags hat-trick on England Under-21 debut
The 18-year-old Manchester United striker made his senior worldwide prior to Euro 2016, when he also scored, but new Three Lions boss Sam Allardyce moved him to the U21s to gain valuable experience. "The situation with England is amusing because when you are 18-years-old and in the Under-21 national team, I don't think it's a drama", Mourinho said.
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Obama reminds Beijing tribunal ruling on South China Sea is 'binding'
US President Barack Obama warned China on Thursday it could not ignore the Hague tribunal's ruling on the dispute. "Some countries outside the region intend to meddle after seeing regional nations make progress on strengthening cooperation", Liu said, adding that ASEAN nations have realized that the issues in the region should be solved through dialogues and consultations among the countries in the region.
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French minister says three detained women likely planned attack
The minister said the unidentified women are 19, 23 and 39 years old. The Paris prosecutor's office said on Thursday that police detained the man and woman in the Loiret region. "Molins also pointed to the increasing number of teenage girls reported to have been radicalized, with "very worrying profiles" 'and 'very harsh personalities".
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India, Vietnam deepen defence cooperation
According to the Vietnamese prime minister, "The upgradation of [our] relationship to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership was an indicator of the importance Vietnam attaches to India". A contract on building high-speed patrol boats was signed by India's M/s Larsen & Toubro and the ietnam Border Guard utilizing a $100 million line of credit.
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North Korea: Large quake detected close to nuclear test site
Possible explosion, located near the location where North Korea has detonated nuclear explosions in the past. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement that "artificial seismic waves" measuring 5.0 were detected near the Punggye-ri test site, and officials were analyzing whether it was a nuclear test.
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Syria, Brexit on Obama's agenda in China
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan backed on Sunday the healing of relations between their nations, damaged by Ankara's shooting down of a Russian war plane a year ago. A deal on Syria could place US-Russia ties in a firmer position as Obama prepares to leave office. "We are concluding work on the formation of a Russian-Turkish investment fund", Ulyukaev said.
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Johnson: "What is Aleppo?"
He said he was "guilty" of not remembering Aleppo was a central city in the Syrian conflict. "It's the epicenter of the refugee crisis", the interviewer said. Johnson then went on to speak about the situation in Syria as a whole, but failed to address problems faced specifically in the Syrian city with a reported population over two million.
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Barack Obama: Donald Trump Unqualified to be President
Century Policing Briefing event at the Executive Office Building in Washington, U.S., July 22, 2016. U.S. President Barack Obama hit back at Donald Trump on Thursday for criticizing his foreign policy record, saying the Republican nominee was unfit to follow him into the Oval Office and the public should press him on his "outright wacky ideas".
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Britain should start EU divorce talks soon, says Donald Tusk
In London, Tusk met May for their first head-to-head meeting since Britain voted to leave the bloc in a referendum on June 23 which led to the resignation of her predecessor David Cameron. Sweden Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said that the European Union is not created to work with Britain that is outside the orbit of the single market union.
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Clinton chastises Trump for comment on security briefing
The first general election debate will not be until September 26, but on Wednesday night NBC News presented something of a prelude. The nominees faced questions about the Iraq War and veterans' health, as well as Clinton's email use and Trump's statements about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Pope Throws Pizza Party for Homeless After Canonizing Mother Teresa
In 1946, she accepted the call from God to start a new order to care for the unloved, unwanted and the poorest of the poor in the slums of Kolkata , her adopted city. Mother Teresa was born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in 1910 to Albanian parents, in modern-day Macedonia. It was on the way that she felt what she called "an order" from God to leave the convent and live among the poor.
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In Israeli TV Interview, Hillary Defends Not Saying Radical Islamic Terrorism
Trump raises money for both his individual campaign along with two joint committees that split the cash between his operation, the Republican National Committee and more than a dozen state parties. Most voters see Clinton's family foundation, which has come under sharp criticism from Trump over how donors to the foundation interacted with Clinton while she was secretary of state, as an organization that should be shuttered if Clinton is elected to avoid possible conflict of interest, with a ...
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Modi calls for 'strongest action' against state sponsors of terror
Terming the export of terror a common security threat to the whole region, Modi noted that growing radicalism through the ideology of hatred and spread of extreme violence were the other security threats imminent in the region, according to The Hindu .
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President of the Philippines Declares National State of Emergency
Dozens more were wounded in the explosion at a packed market in the southern city of Davao . However, nobody has been arrested or formally accused in connection with the terror attack. Davao City Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte, and son of the Philippine president, wrote in a statement published to Facebook, "Rest assured the authorities are on top of this incident".
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Sturgeon launches new Scottish independence drive
But Sturgeon said she believed support for separation would increase once the effects of Brexit become clear and argued that the weakness of the main opposition Labour Party meant the centre-right Conservatives could be in power for decades to come.
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Syrian opposition says to reject any US-Russia deal unlike own plan
Mr Johnson wrote in The Times: "Even the Russians have accepted that there must be political transition". Syria's brutal civil war "shames humanity" and worldwide efforts must be made to allow a new opposition plan for peace to proceed, Boris Johnson has said.
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Erdogan says Turkey and U.S. 'ready to invade' Isis capital Raqqa
Erdogan observed that US President Barack Obama "wants" Turkey to work with Washington to retake al-Raqqa from the IS militants. BBC reported, quoting Erdogan as saying, Turkey would have "no problem" with such action. Coalition forces also destroyed bomb-laden vehicle belonging to Daesh terrorists in air operation in Syria's Yahmul. Erdogan said he was ready to support such a plan, although he said a specific Turkish role would depend on further talks.
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Taylor Swift,Tom Hiddleston spilt post 3-months dating
Taylor and Tom's split was "amicable", according to People , and it has been suggested that it was due to Taylor not being interested in being part of a "power couple". "It was an intense start", another person told Us. An insider shared: "Tom wants their relationship to be public, even asking Taylor to go to the Emmys with him, but Taylor wants to keep her private life private.
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Trump 'correct' on military sexual assault tweet
When Secretary of State Hillary Clinton took the stage and spoke during the NBC Commander-in-Chief Forum, no one present at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 662 clapped. "I think what he said was totally inappropriate and undisciplined", Clinton said. Moore said he is a Trump supporter because Clinton isn't offering the country anything new and Trump offers the Oval Office the perspective of someone outside of politics.
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Paul Ryan is exhausted of Trump questions
Asked how he would de-escalate tensions between the US and Russian Federation if he's elected to the White House, Trump said he'd "have a very good relationship with many foreign leaders", including Putin. Clinton's lead over Trump in national opinion polls has weakened in recent days. Obama said: "I don't think the guy's qualified to be president of the United States and every time he speaks, that opinion is confirmed".
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Imran refuses to accept Ayaz Sadiq as NA speaker
Replying to another question, he said "I don't consider Ayaz Sadiq as Speaker of the National Assembly anymore owing to his partiality". Allegedly partisan attitude of National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq brought the Opposition parties on a single page, forcing them to boycott from the house on Thursday.
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US, Russia 'not there yet' on Syria deal: State Department
Aleppo was the target of an apparent chlorine attack on Tuesday. Russian Federation and the United States are backing opposite sides in the five-and-a-half-year-old conflict. "Today's news out of Syria is not encouraging", U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Wednesday in a speech at Oxford University in England. The government at the time said it targeted "terrorists".
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Obama Chides That Donald Trump Shouldn't Be Graded 'On A Curve'
On Thursday, he called on the press and public to "just listen to what he says and follow up and ask questions about what appear to be either contradictory or uninformed or outright wacky ideas". Trump, who has campaigned on a platform railing against illegal immigration, also said he had no problem with existing U.S. policy of allowing undocumented immigrants to stay in America if they serve in the military.
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Leaders advocate peace, cooperation in S. China Sea
Hours before the meeting, the Philippines defense ministry released photos and a map showing that there was an increase in the number of Chinese sea vessels near the Scarborough Shoal, which was seized by Beijing in 2012. An outpost at the shoal would also put Chinese fighter jets and missiles within easy striking distance of United States forces stationed in the Philippines.
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Broad G20 agreement on macroeconomic coordination
Today's article said the United States and China signing the deal is an "incredibly significant act towards the treaty coming into force, as it requires at least 55 countries that together account for at least 55 per cent of global emissions".
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Texas sheriff: 1 student dead, 1 hurt in school shooting
The deadliest attack on a USA high school occurred in Littleton, Colorado, in 1999, when a pair of heavily armed teenagers shot dead 12 students and a teacher at Columbine High School, wounding 20 others. "When the police escorted us out of the classroom, there was a trail of blood going from the hallway I was going in towards the band hall". "We had four active crime scenes", the sheriff said .
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Duterte under the weather, skips two key meetings
Duterte, who called Obama a "son of a bitch", said in a statement that he regretted "it came across as a personal attack on the US president". "They met at the holding room and they were the last persons to leave the holding room", he said.
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Ireland's Government wins Apple appeal debate in national parliament
Kevin Williamson tells the tale and proposes a startling solution: Why doesn't the United States cut its exorbitant tax rate so that companies no longer have the incentive to move elsewhere? The deputy prime minister's invitation comes after the European Commission imposed a fine on the US giant Apple, Inc .to repay Ireland 13 billion euros in back taxes, and the said message has been brought to the agenda in Ireland and the United Kingdom, according to a report by Hürriyet daily.
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Giant pandas are no longer endangered
A nationwide panda census in 2014 found that 1,864 giant pandas in the wild, up from 1,596 a decade earlier, IUCN said in its annual report . The latest estimates show a population of 1,864 adult giant pandas . A female Eastern Gorilla seen here with an infant. The IUCN Red List now includes 82,954 species, of which almost 24,000 are threatened with extinction.
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Sturgeon plans new Scottish independence drive
In a speech in Perth, Ms Davidson said: "Nicola Sturgeon said yesterday that she wants to listen to people who voted No in the hope of meeting their concerns". A Scottish referendum, if approved by parliament, was expected in two years. "Instead of a proper Government using new and existing powers to drive the country forward, we instead have a nationalist administration dragging Scotland backwards - allowing the lead weight of separatism to threaten our ambitions and hopes".
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G20: China, Japan Seek Better Ties
The leaders of Asia's two largest economies last met in April 2015 at the Asian African summit in Indonesia. The two leaders discussed further strengthening and diversification of trade and investment ties. Monday's rapprochement only went so far. And Abe reiterated his stance, saying: "Any dispute has to be solved peacefully and diplomatically under global law, not through power or intimidation".