| New York Times | - 1 hour ago |
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SAN
BERNARDINO, Calif. - The married couple who police say killed 14 people
at a social services center had built more than a dozen pipe bombs and
stockpiled thousands of rounds of ammunition, officials said Thursday,
and they fired as many as 150 ...
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| Washington Post | - 1 hour ago |
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In
2013, two users of the social network Reddit created a site to track
mass shootings in the United States. It arose from the Guns Are Cool
subreddit, an ironically named group of gun control proponents, that
shared articles about shootings in the ...
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| Washington Post | - 1 hour ago |
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Defense
Secretary Ashton B. Carter said Thursday that he is opening all jobs in
combat units to women, a landmark decision that ends a three-year
period of research with a number of firsts for female service members
and bitter debate at times about how ...
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| Washington Post | - 2 hours ago |
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Paul
D. Ryan, five weeks into his tenure as House speaker, started an effort
to carve the Republican Party in his own image Thursday by pledging in
an address to use the House over the coming year to “put together a
complete alternative to the left's ...
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| Los Angeles Times | - 50 minutes ago |
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New
York Giants safety Nat Berhe tweeted Thursday that his cousin was one
of the people who died during a mass shooting in San Bernardino on
Wednesday.
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| Washington Post | - 4 hours ago |
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Premeditated
mass shootings in public places are happening more often, some
researchers say, plunging towns and cities into grief and riveting the
attention of a horrified nation.
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| The American Prospect | - 7 hours ago |
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Republicans
have long since set out to paint Clinton as untrustworthy, and are
poised to make hay out of the $3 billion that she and her husband,
former president Bill Clinton, collected over four decades in public
life together. Clinton is sure to ...
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| Daily Sabah | - 10 hours ago |
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President
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Thursday said Turkey had proof that Russia was
involved in illegal oil trade with the terrorist organization Daesh in
Syria, countering Russian allegations that Ankara was importing oil from
the terrorists.
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| Washington Times | - 4 hours ago |
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“It's
going to be important for all of us, including our legislatures, to see
what we can do to make sure that when individuals decide they want to
do somebody harm, we're making it a little harder for them to do it,”
Mr. Obama said. “Because right now ...
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| U.S. News & World Report | - 2 hours ago |
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Talks
on a massive, government-wide spending bill hit a snag Wednesday as
Republicans pressed demands to block new power plant rules, weaken
financial services regulations and make it more difficult for Syrian and
Iraqi refugees to enter the U.S. (AP ...
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An
Australian woman has described the "horrifying" moment she captured a
moment of crocodile cannibalism on camera. "I was in the right place at
the right time," Sandy Bell told the BBC.
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Savers
have been queuing in the Croatian capital, Zagreb, to get back millions
of euros from a Slovenian bank after a 24-year wait.
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In
a packed courtroom, with Reeva Steenkamp's family hanging on every
word, a judge at South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal said Oscar
Pistorius was guilty of murder.
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The
former left-wing London mayor, who has come back under Jeremy Corbyn's
leadership to be co-chair of the party's defence review, told BBC News: "Nobody should be doing abusive tweets or anything else like that, but people expressing their genuine ...
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Two
more men have been charged in Belgium in connection with the 13
November Paris terror attacks. One was held on Sunday at an airport in
Brussels trying to leave for Morocco, prosecutors said.
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Russia
has suspended talks with Turkey on a major gas pipeline project in the
Black Sea, in a further escalation after Turkey downed a Russian
warplane.
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The
wife and children of an Islamist extremist linked to al-Qaeda have won a
legal battle against the Home Secretary's refusal to grant them UK
citizenship.
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| BBC News | - 15 hours ago |
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British
MPs have voted to authorise UK air strikes against so-called Islamic
State in Syria. The Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad, has dismissed the
significance of Western air strikes against IS targets.
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For
those who fight the barriers of accessibility day in and day out, the
campaign is the first step. New Delhi: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on
Thursday launched the Accessible India programme that aims to make
hundreds of government buildings ...
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| Washington Post | - 23 minutes ago |
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WASHINGTON
- The Jewish donors gathered Thursday had two demands of the Republican
presidential candidates who'd come to speak to them: unambiguous
support for Israel and respect.
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| Bloomberg | - 19 minutes ago |
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Danes
voted to keep their distance from the European Union, marking a blow to
Brussels before heads of government meet to discuss British demands for
a renegotiated relationship with the 28-member bloc.
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When
Cesar Rodriguez travels across Venezuela on business for an aluminum
company, he likes to carry the equivalent of $200 in cash as well as his
debit card.
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PRETORIA,
Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- China on Thursday reiterated her commitment to
further promoting relations with African countries. Speaking at the
opening ceremony of the sixth ministerial conference of the Forum on
China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in ...
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| Wall Street Journal | - 1 hour ago |
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Moscow—Russian
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday that Great Britain was
obliged to coordinate with Damascus on its airstrikes on Islamic State
targets within Syria.
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| Washington Post | - 4 hours ago |
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KABUL
- The new leader of Afghanistan's Taliban insurgency may have been
badly wounded or killed during a dispute with a rival, complicating
efforts to revive stalled peace talks between the increasingly fractured
militant group and the Afghan ...
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| Minneapolis Star Tribune | - 47 minutes ago |
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A
"few arrests" were made while bringing the Black Lives Matter
encampment to an end starting around 4 a.m. Thursday. By Paul Walsh Star
Tribune.
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| ABC News | - 14 minutes ago |
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An
Arkansas judge has struck down a portion of the state's law that keeps
secret details about the drugs used in executions, saying Thursday that
drug suppliers do not have a constitutional right to be free from
criticism.
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| Chicago Tribune | - 5 hours ago |
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The
case of a transgender high school student seeking locker room access is
argued by speakers and voted on by District 211 board members on Dec.
3, 2015.
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| Washington Post | - 1 hour ago |
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COLUMBIA,
S.C. - Taxpayers may be shelling out more than $5 million for a new
Confederate flag display at a museum. The flag was removed from the
South Carolina Statehouse grounds this summer after 50 years in the wake
of the massacre of nine black ...
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| Toledo Blade | - 1 hour ago |
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Ali
Rezaian, left, the brother of Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian,
rallies with supporters to deliver a petition of 500,000 signatures to
Iran's United Nations mission asking for the release of his brother from
prison today.
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MARTHASVILLE,
Mo. -- A Cleveland-area teen missing for nearly a month was found at a
house in eastern Missouri where she was held captive by a 41-year-old
man she met online, authorities said Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON
U.S. Republican presidential candidates said on Thursday a recent mass
shooting in California was a sign that Americans are at risk from
homegrown radicals and vowed, if elected, to destroy Islamic State
militants.
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| Bloomberg | - 18 minutes ago |
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European
Central Bank President Mario Draghi speaks during a news conference at
ECB headquarters in Frankfurt, on Dec. 3. Photographer: Jasper
Juinen/Bloomberg.
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Will
there be more calls for investors to sell gun stocks in the wake of the
deadliest mass shooting since Sandy Hook three years ago?
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Standard
& Poor's cut its nonoperating holding company (NOHC) ratings on
eight U.S. "global systemically important banks" by one notch, citing
uncertainty about the U.S.
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| NBCNews.com | - 2 hours ago |
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After
reports of a rash of self-balancing scooters, or "hoverboards,"
bursting into flames, U.K. officials announced on Thursday that more
than 15,000 of the gadgets have been detained at the border.
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| Bloomberg | - 8 hours ago |
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Applications
for unemployment benefits in the U.S. rose last week, maintaining a
see-saw pattern around four-decade lows that shows persistent strength
in the labor market.
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U.S.
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen during a congressional Joint
Economic Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 3. Photographer:
Drew Angerer/Bloomberg.
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...
* Inquiry into European franchise royalties. * Commission says no tax
on royalties in Luxembourg or U.S.. * McDonald's says pays taxes in EU,
including franchises.
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| Mashable | - 50 minutes ago |
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Hate
when you and all your friends can't figure out whose Uber is whose? The
company is listening to your prayers. Uber announced Wednesday that
it's testing a new feature called Uber SPOT that uses color coding to
match riders with the correct driver.
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| TechCrunch | - 2 hours ago |
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After
letting just celebrities and journalists on its Periscope competitor
for a few months, Facebook today began testing its Live streaming video
broadcasting feature with average users on iOS in the U.S.
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| LeftLane News | - 20 minutes ago |
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McLaren
has introduced the 675LT Spider, bringing an open-air experience to the
limited-edition 'Longtail' model. Like its hardtop counterpart,
unveiled in Geneva, the Spider pays homage to McLaren's F1 GTR race car
of the '90s.
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| Mac Rumors | - 6 hours ago |
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As
promised, Apple has officially made its Swift programming language open
source, making the project available through Swift.org.
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| E! Online | - 3 hours ago |
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It's
not like every single movie-goer is going to see Star Wars: The Force
Awakens when it opens on Dec. 18. There are other movies to choose from,
people!
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| USA TODAY | - 16 minutes ago |
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Is
Coldplay the worst choice of halftime performers for Super Bowl 50 ?
No, thanks to a back catalog of tearjerker classics and a strong new
album.
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| Entertainment Weekly | - 1 hour ago |
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In
the 40-second spot (above), we hear for the first time the new voice of
the Three Eyed Raven, played by veteran actor Max von Sydow.
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| New York Times | - 6 hours ago |
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While
the buildup to this week's “Empire” midseason finale often seemed more
concerned with sustaining a weekly sense of unpredictability than
cashing in on the robustness of its characters, the main event
successfully made pretty bows out of a number ...
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| The Boston Globe | - 1 hour ago |
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The
Red Sox just received a $1.87 million tax bill from Major League
Baseball after a payroll that weighed in at just under $200 million in
2015 (nearly $11 million over the $189 million luxury tax threshold) -
which means that the team spent well over ...
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| Timberwolves.com | - 1 hour ago |
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After
taking the NBA by storm during his first month of his career, Wolves
forward/center Karl-Anthony Towns was named the NBA's Western Conference
Rookie of the Month on Thursday afternoon.
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| New York Times | - 1 hour ago |
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The
investigation into corruption and bribery in soccer that in May rocked
the sport's multibillion-dollar governing body, FIFA, metastasized on
Thursday when United States officials unsealed a new indictment that
alleged an even more extensive network ...
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| CBSSports.com | - 42 minutes ago |
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We had it all wrong, you guys. The number that has, humorously (because he's a golfer), defined Woods' career has been 18.
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LONDONEurope's
migrant crisis is forcing the advancement of new psychological
therapies that go beyond existing treatments to help victims not of one
traumatic event, but of multiple traumas such as rape, war and torture.
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| New York Times | - 4 hours ago |
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In
2013, an obese man went to Hvidovre Hospital in Denmark to have his
stomach stapled. All in all, it was ordinary bariatric surgery - with
one big exception.
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| Reuters | - 25 minutes ago |
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ATLANTA
A salmonella outbreak that has sickened 11 people in nine states could
be linked to a line of nut butter spreads that were recalled this week, a
U.S.
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| Discovery News | - 2 hours ago |
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Somewhere
out there in the darkest depths of our universe, something is
generating mysterious eruptions of energy that are being detected as
fast radio bursts - otherwise known as FRBs.
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| Los Angeles Times | - 2 hours ago |
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The
Far Eastern Curlew breeds in Siberia and migrates to spend the
non-breeding season in Australia and New Zealand. The species is rapidly
declining as part of its stopover habitat in the East
Asian-Australasian Flyway is lost to urban, industrial and ...
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| Huffington Post | - 3 hours ago |
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You
may know someone, or even be related to someone, who just doesn't
believe in global warming. That's perfectly understandable.
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| Discovery News | - 1 hour ago |
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A
pioneering satellite is on its way to an orbital perch 930,000 miles
away from Earth to test a new technique for detecting elusive ripples in
space and time known as gravitational waves.
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