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A.T.F. Plans to Send More Agents to Chicago to Curb Violence

The New York Times - 4 Feb 2017 06:11
A.T.F. Plans to Send More Agents to Chicago to Curb Violence The plan comes after the city saw more than 750 murders last year and the surge in violence drew the attention of President Trump.
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White House Correspondents Dinner feeling wrath of Trump's media feuds President Trump's blood feud with the media is putting a damper on one of the glitzier gatherings of the year, the White House Correspondents Dinner, where politicos get a chance to roast and be roasted while hobnobbing ...
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Trump Has 2 Events This Weekend -- And Both Benefit His Businesses President Donald Trump will attend two events this weekend: a charity ball at Mar-A-Lago, his mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, and a Super Bowl gathering at his Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach. Trump will spen...
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Rebels in eastern Ukraine say one of their top commanders was killed when his automobile exploded. The rebels' Lugansk Information Center reported that Lugansk People's Militia commander Oleg Anashchenko died …
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Judge Issues Nationwide Restraining Order on Trump Immigration Action The Washington State Attorney General called the executive order "unlawful."
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Trump travel ban: White House vows to overturn 'outrageous' court block - live A ruling by a federal judge in Washington state has thrown the legitimacy of the ban into question as US customs tell airlines to start allowing people back into the country. Follow all the developments here Trump travel...
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Judge's blocking of travel ban sets stage for epic court battle A federal judge in Seattle Friday struck down a week-old executive order that barred all refugees and travelers from seven Muslim-majority nations from entering the United States -- a dramatic move that set the stage for...
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The young man allegedly began killing people around the age of 12 and developed a reputation for ruthlessness as head of a gang of drug traffickers and assassins
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Cyprus police say a boat loaded with 93 migrants --including 42 children and 17 women -- has landed in the island's northeastern coast. A police official, speaking on condition of …
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Trump scales back banking regulations with executive order President Trump on Friday began scaling back banking regulations that reshaped the financial industry after the 2008 financial collapse. The president signed an executive order directing a sweeping review of the Dodd-Fra...
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China accuses US of putting stability of Asia Pacific at risk Beijing reacts to defence secretary James Mattis saying that the US would defend Japan in a conflict with China over disputed Senkaku islands China has accused the US of putting the stability of the Asia-Pacific at risk ...
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Friday Talking Points -- Media Missing A Big Point On Trump's Muslim Ban Before we launch in to this week's screed, we're going to shamelessly begin with a plug. Yesterday, we published a first-person account of what it was like to protest during Donald Trump's Inauguration weekend. There are...
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China says the U.S. is putting regional stability in East Asia at risk following remarks by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis that an island group China claims falls under the U.S.-Japan …
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A senior commander of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard says Iran's missiles will come down on the country's enemies if they do wrong. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh says: "If the enemy …
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Marine Le Pen, the far-right presidential candidate, is unveiling her platform at a weekend conference, envisioning a thriving nation "made in France." That means a state having its own borders …
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Airlines to board nationals barred under US Muslim ban

Al Jazeera English - 4 Feb 2017 12:41
US customs give airlines the go-ahead to accept travellers after court temporarily halts Donald Trump's executive order.
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UAE Condemns Louvre Attack, Pledges Support to France The United Arab Emirates has condemned an attack in Paris' Louvre museum where a machete-wielding assailant shouting "Allahu Akbar!" was shot by soldiers, but offered no comment about his possible connection to the UAE
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Federer, Chile and Trump - the 20 photographs of the week Protests against President Trump, wildfires in Chile, Roger Federer winning at the Australian Open tennis - the news of the week captured by the world's best photojournalists
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First Photo of Bush Since Hospital Stay Hits Internet The photo was tweeted by an NFL executive, ahead of Super Bowl Sunday.
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White House to investigate leaks of Trump's calls to Mexico, Australia The White House is looking into how embarrassing details of President Donald Trump’s recent tense phone conversations with his counterparts in Australia and Mexico were leaked to news organizations, White House spokesm...
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The United Nations has removed the name of a former Afghan warlord from its Islamic State group and al-Qaida sanctions list. According to a statement posted Friday by the Security …
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Indonesian and Filipino students have protested President Donald Trump's immigration policy outside the U.S. embassies in their capitals. In Jakarta, dozens of students and activists from several rights groups called …...
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