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Saudi oil attacks: Drones and missiles were launched from Iran
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Justice Dept. sues Snowden for writing about intelligence secrets in new book
CNN 17 Sep 2019
Washington (CNN)The Justice Department has sued Edward Snowden, who leaked American intelligence secrets in 2013, for allegedly breaking decade-old contracts he signed with intelligence agencies when he published a book this week ... Edward Snowden says he would like to return to the US if he is guaranteed a fair trial ... Read More ... ....
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US Navy confirms leaked ‘UFO videos’ are real & never should have been released to ...
Russia Today 18 Sep 2019
Three videos appearing to show encounters between US Navy aircraft and UFOs are real, the service has admitted, while insisting the clips merely show so far “unexplained aerial phenomena” and were never cleared for public release ... Translated into English. we don’t know what they are, but there’s no evidence they’re alien in origin....
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Israeli exit polls show Netanyahu losing election: reports
Raw Story 17 Sep 2019
In a surprising turn of events, exit polls in Israel show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu losing the election. The prime minister’s voting block failed to reach a 61 seats majority in the Knesset. According the to the Jerusalem Post, there is no clear winner in the election ... ....
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Britain's Supreme Court to decide if UK PM's suspension of parliament is legal
The National 17 Sep 2019
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government will head to Britain's top court on Tuesday in a bid to overturn his decision to suspend parliament until shortly before the date for Brexit. Last week Scotland's highest court ruled that the suspension was unlawful and was an "egregious" attempt to stymie parliament ... Read More ... Updated ... SHARE. ....
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Omar: An administration 'that lies about weather maps' can't be trusted on Iran
CNN 17 Sep 2019
Washington (CNN)Rep ... The President doesn't have it ... "I think we need to make sure that the American people understand that this administration -- that lies about weather maps or crowd sizes -- cannot be trusted to give us the full information we need to be able to make a decision whether we should be going to war or not with Iran." ... Rep ... Read More ... ....
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Corey Lewandowski clashes with Democrats at impeachment hearing over Russia investigation
The Los Angeles Times 17 Sep 2019
WASHINGTON — . President Trump’s first campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, quickly clashed on Tuesday with Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee who are considering whether to impeach the president over allegations that he obstructed justice by trying to limit the investigation into Russia’s election interference ... Rep ... Politics ... ....
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Venezuela releases opposition lawmaker after four months in custody
Yahoo Daily News 18 Sep 2019
CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan authorities released opposition lawmaker Edgar Zambrano from custody on Tuesday, four months after his arrest on treason charges, a move his allies said was a result of popular pressure, not a sign of goodwill from President Nicolas Maduro ... Maduro's government, which calls Guaido a U.S ... Many have fled the country ... ....
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Boris Johnson ‘abused his power’ like no prime minister in past 50 years, Supreme Court hears
AOL 17 Sep 2019
Boris Johnson has been accused of "abusing his power" like no other prime minister in the past 50 years during a Supreme Court battle over his decision to suspend Parliament. The landmark case over the prorogation of Parliament heard that Mr Johnson was trying to "silence" MPs ahead of the Brexit deadline date at the end of October ... She added....
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China Warns U.S. Will 'Pay a Heavy Price' If It Helps Hong Kong Protesters Following Mass Appeals at Consulates
Newsweek 17 Sep 2019
A Chinese government newspaper has warned that neither the U.S. nor the U.K. will be allowed to interfere in the ongoing unrest in Hong Kong, after demonstrators staged fresh protests calling for greater international backing ... Protesters have armed themselves with shields, helmets, rudimentary weapons and even Molotov cocktails. The U.S. and U.K ... law ... ....
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What Is It That Republicans and Sinclair-FOX News Fear Most About Ocasio-Cortez?
WorldNews.com 16 Sep 2019
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling. Two questions which have always fascinated political observers are ... However, this doesn't mean that power is diffused throughout society evenly, let alone equally or with the goal of justice for all ... When A Comparison Isn't. Consequently, the Republicans' and Sinclair-Fox News' obsession with Rep....
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Here's how Liam Hemsworth learned about split from Miley Cyrus
Sify 16 Sep 2019
Washington D.C. [USA], Sept 16 (ANI). Actor Liam Hemsworth could not believe when he learned about his split from Miley Cyrus on social media. According to Page Six, a statement went out from Cyrus while Hemsworth was in Australia ... (ANI). ....
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Canada working with allies after intelligence official arrested: Trudeau
Yahoo Daily News 17 Sep 2019
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada is working with its allies and reassuring them after the arrest of a top police intelligence official for allegedly leaking secrets, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday. "We are in direct communications with our allies on security ... John's, Newfoundland ... EDT ... ....
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UN launches drive to suck back carbon and reverse climate change
The Guardian 17 Sep 2019
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Kevin Hart faces $60 million lawsuit over 2017 Las Vegas hotel room recording
Reno Gazette Journal 17 Sep 2019
Kevin Hart was named in a $60 million lawsuit by Montia Sabbag from a 2017 incident in which she and Hart were filmed in a Las Vegas hotel room ... ....
