ISLAMABAD
Tashfeen Malik's path to accused mass killer in California began in a
small city on the Indus River in Pakistan's Punjab province.
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| Chicago Tribune | - 1 hour ago |
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Mayor
Rahm Emanuel is interviewed by Politico reporters at the Metropolitan
Club in Chicago on Dec. 2, 2015. Mayor Rahm Emanuel is interviewed by
Politico reporters at the Metropolitan Club in Chicago on Dec. 2, 2015.
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| Miami Herald | - 4 hours ago |
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A
campus police officer killed in the Planned Parenthood shooting was
honored Friday for volunteering to rush to the clinic as shots rang out,
an act those who knew him say was driven by his sense of purpose and
faith.
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| Los Angeles Times | - 4 hours ago |
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But
be careful when you hear reports that say how often such shootings
happen. They are not well-tracked by federal agencies, and the
definition of a “mass shooting” varies so widely among public
researchers that the numbers can be confusing.
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| NBCNews.com | - 2 hours ago |
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Oscar-nominated
actor Robert Loggia, who was known for gravelly voiced gangsters from
"Scarface" to "The Sopranos" but who was most endearing as Tom Hanks'
kid-at-heart toy-company boss in "Big," has died.
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| Miami Herald | - 7 hours ago |
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One
of Florida's biggest conservative Republican moneymen - and a
billionaire backer of Jeb Bush - is so disgusted by Donald Trump's
candidacy that if he has to, he'll do the unthinkable: “If I have a
choice - and you can put it in bold - if I have ...
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| ChronicleDaily.com (blog) | - 2 hours ago |
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The
Washington Post recently reported during Bill Clinton's tenure as
Governor of Arkansas, teacher unions hated the Clintons after they
supported an education bill in Arkansas staunchly opposed by teacher
unions, despite the generous campaign ...
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After
weeks of shrugging off accusations of bigotry and racial intolerance,
Donald Trump had an answer for his critics. He would gather 100
African-American pastors at Trump Tower in Manhattan, then hold a press
conference where the ministers would ...
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| U.S. News & World Report | - 9 hours ago |
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WASHINGTON
(AP) - A 5-year, $305-billion bill to address the nation's aging and
congested transportation systems was signed into law Friday by President
Barack Obama, who said it will put Americans to work and provide states
with the federal help they ...
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| UnionOracle.com (blog) | - 3 hours ago |
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The
U.S. economy added 211,000 jobs in November, a solid gain that likely
means the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates later this month.
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Power
has been restored in many parts of the southern Indian city of Chennai
days after severe floods hit the city. A massive relief operation is
continuing to get food and medicines to tens of thousands people.
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China
has become Africa's largest trade partner, and has just promised an
impressive $60bn (£40bn) in assistance and loans to boost development of
the continent.
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Shoppers
across the UK are being encouraged to buy from independent stores on
Saturday as part of a campaign to boost high streets.
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| BBC News | - 10 hours ago |
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She
is the woman who refused to be hidden. For three decades Fran was
imprisoned in a cult, led by her father, that sought to mould her
according to his radical views.
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The
Home Office is planning to introduce a new court order to tackle
stalking in England and Wales. This follows concerns about a rise in
so-called 'stranger stalking' where people target victims they have
never met or barely know.
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Consider
a problem that most people would like to have: a big pile of money but
not enough time to spend it. The wealthiest people in the world are
often cash rich, but time poor, so an industry has built up an offering
to serve these millionaires ...
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The
National Front (FN) is attracting a new kind of supporter. Several
hundred of them gathered one evening this week in Neptune's Palace, a
conference hall in the city of Toulon on the French Riviera, ahead of
national regional elections this month.
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The
New Horizons probe has at last returned some of the super-sharp
pictures it took of Pluto during its historic flyby in July. The images
released by the US space agency on Friday show details on the surface of
the dwarf planet at a resolution better ...
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CAIRO:
Assailants attacked a Cairo nightclub on Friday with petrol bombs,
killing at least 16 people in the ensuing blaze, following an apparent
dispute with the staff, the interior ministry said.
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| The Australian | - 21 minutes ago |
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German
Chancellor Angela Merkel and Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen
during a session at the Bundestag before the Syria vote.
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| Washington Post | - 7 hours ago |
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NEW
DELHI - The Delhi government announced a plan Friday to curb the
capital's pollution levels, among the worst in the world, by limiting
drivers to alternate days beginning next month.
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| New York Times | - 10 hours ago |
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PARIS
- Jacqueline Bouley used to go regularly to La Bonne Bière, a sprawling
cafe in Paris's 10th Arrondissement, to linger over a drink on the long
terrace.
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| New York Daily News | - 5 hours ago |
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Authorities
in Belgium and France are seeking two new suspects in the Paris terror
attacks that killed 130 people last month. BARACK OBAMA, FRENCH
OFFICIALS VISIT CONCERT HALL HIT DURING PARIS TERROR ATTACKS.
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ISTANBUL/ANKARA
Several hundred Turkish soldiers have been deployed to provide training
for Iraqi troops in an area near the northern Iraqi city of Mosul,
which is under Islamic State control, a Turkish security source told
Reuters on Friday.
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NEW
DELHI: India's government has faced mockery on social media for
tweeting an apparently doctored photo of its image-conscious prime
minister surveying the flood-hit southern state of Tamil Nadu.
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National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and University of Hawaii
archaeologists conducted a detailed archaeological survey of a U.S.
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Raleigh, NC (CNN) Donald Trump won't say what he would do to terrorists in this country because it would get him in "trouble.
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| International Business Times | - 3 hours ago |
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Kerry
Sanders is seen during an appearance on NBC's "Today" show, in this
photo from August 2014. Peter Kramer/NBC NewsWire via Getty Images.
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| STLtoday.com | - 7 hours ago |
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JEFFERSON
CITY, Mo. • Two Republican Missouri lawmakers have proposed legislation
to allow the concealed carrying of firearms on college campuses, adding
to a national debate over how to prevent campus gun violence after a
fatal shooting at Umpqua ...
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The
FCC's long effort to establish net neutrality rules came before a D.C.
appeals court on Friday, as a three-judge panel raised questions over
the agency's robust regulatory move to reclassify the Internet as a
common carrier.
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| Tribune-Review | - 1 hour ago |
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...
• Test the needles for freshness: they should not bend or break and
should be difficult to pull off the branches. • Make sure the trunk has a
fresh cut.
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| Chicago Tribune | - 5 hours ago |
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Annual
event include visit from Santa, horse-drawn carriage rides around the
park and classic Christmas tunes in Festival Park. Karen
CaffariniPost-Tribune.
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WASHINGTON/PHILADELPHIA
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has the evidence of U.S. labor
market health she wanted in order to raise benchmark interest rates for
the first time in a decade this month, but she may have a tougher time
selling further ...
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NEW
YORK This week's back-to-back equities selloff might have been a chance
to ride a U.S. stocks rally toward the end of the year, amid the
goldilocks economy scenario of a strong jobs market and falling oil
prices.
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Fears
low oil prices will persist for years sent shares of U.S. crude
producers tumbling on Friday after OPEC failed to agree on a unified
output cap, effectively letting its 13 members pump at will under a
policy aimed in part at squeezing out U.S ...
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You're
about to see Amazon-branded big-rigs out on the highway, driving
between the company's sprawling warehouses. Amazon has long shunned
profits in favor of growth, and over the past 20 years has poured
resources into building a massive logistics ...
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| Press Herald | - 5 hours ago |
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A
potent mutation of the much-feared Panama Disease is killing banana
plants in various parts of the world. By Roberto A. FerdmanThe
Washington Post.
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WASHINGTON/SAN
JUAN The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear Puerto Rico's bid
to reinstate a law that would allow restructuring of the debt-burdened
U.S.
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There
is a declining advantage in being an American corporation in the world
economy. Don't blame Pfizer for trying to protect itself.
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Will
the court battles between Apple and Samsung ever end? CNET. Samsung and
Apple have finally settled on the amount of money the former owes the
latter for damages in a long-running patent case.
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Caption:
Today, Porsche announced it's investing more than a billion dollars to
bring the fully electric Mission E to production.
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Eight
classic PS2 games are ready to be played on the PS4. CNET. Been waiting
to playing some of your favorite classic Sony PlayStation 2 games on
your new PS4 console?
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The
market is eventually going to move to one product that scales from a
smartphone to a PC. Columnist Rob Enderle says it doesn't appear that
either Apple or Google will dominate this coming shift.
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| People Magazine | - 47 minutes ago |
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Spoiler
warning: If you haven't seen the cycle 22 finale of America's Next Top
Model, the results will be revealed ahead. For those who have seen the
episode, read on for PEOPLE's exclusive first interview with the winner.
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| People Magazine | - 59 minutes ago |
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The
expectant mom shared a selfie on Instagram on Friday, baring her baby
belly as she reminded baby boy West that's she's ready for his
arrival—but of course, on his own time.
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| People Magazine | - 10 hours ago |
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While
Scott Weiland's cause of death is still undetermined, the Stone Temple
Pilots frontman lived a turbulent life. The rocker was 48 when he was
found dead on his tour bus in Bloomington, Minnesota on Thursday.
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| Broadway World | - 5 hours ago |
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NBC
aired its colorful holiday production of THE WIZ LIVE! last night,
featuring newcomer Shanice Williams as Dorothy alongside Grammy and
Golden Globe-winner Queen Latifah as the Wizard, nine-time Grammy-winner
Mary J. Blige as Evillene, original ...
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| USA TODAY | - 2 hours ago |
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Zack
Greinke 's no-brainer decision just exacerbated a massive off-season
headache for a dozen or so teams. Greinke's Friday night was probably
better than yours - he accepted a six-year, $206.5 million contract
offer from the Arizona Diamondbacks that ...
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| The Boston Globe | - 1 hour ago |
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CALGARY
- The last time the Bruins were in Calgary, the Flames scored with 2.4
seconds remaining in overtime. This time, they scored with 1.2 remaining
in regulation, Jiri Hudler knocking a puck behind Bruins goaltender
Tuukka Rask in the midst of a ...
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| FOXSports.com | - 2 hours ago |
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DALLAS
(AP) James Harden was off to another rough shooting start against
Dallas and not getting to his usual spot at the free throw line either,
so Houston stayed in the game with 3-pointers.
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| Boston Herald | - 2 hours ago |
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WINNING
SMILE: New Red Sox starting pitcher David Price meets the media
yesterday at Fenway as president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski
looks on.
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| Gilroy Dispatch | - 11 hours ago |
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GILROY—Attorney
General Kamala D. Harris on Thursday granted conditional approval of a
transaction that will allow a change of control and governance of the
Daughters of Charity Health System, a network of hospitals that includes
Saint Louise Regional ...
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Researchers
used mice to confirm how a rare genetic mutation prevents people from
feeling pain. By Stephen Feller | Dec. 4, 2015 at 5:47 PM.
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| The Seattle Times | - 4 hours ago |
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Mumbai-based
Sun Pharmaceutical, a top maker of generic medicines, said it will
begin selling the once-a-day pill in the U.S. on Feb. 1. By LINDA A.
JOHNSON.
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LOS
ANGELES A widening U.S. E. coli outbreak has slammed sales at Chipotle
Mexican Grill Inc, the company said on Friday, hours after federal
authorities reported that people in nine states have now contracted food
poisoning.
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| Christian Science Monitor | - 15 hours ago |
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Migratory
birds are at risk from increasing habitat destruction of stopover
points, especially in North Africa, Central Asia, and the coast of East
Asia.
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| Discovery News | - 13 hours ago |
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In
new observations by the immensely powerful Atacama Large
Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) an extremely concentrated knot of
monstrous galaxies undergoing energetic star formation at the dawn of
our universe has been spied embedded in a knot ...
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| New York Times | - 8 hours ago |
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PARIS
- It is going to be O.K. That was the message from 10 Democratic
members of the United States Senate who attended the Paris climate talks
to reassure other countries that the United States would do its part.
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| Newsweek | - 12 hours ago |
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British
astronaut Tim Peake poses before a news conference at the Science
Museum in London November 6, 2015. Peake—who will be the first British
astronaut to visit the International Space Station—announced in early
December his plans to run the ...
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