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Tillerson used email alias to discuss climate change at Exxon, New York attorney general says New York says Secretary of State Rex Tillerson used an email alias to discuss climate change while he was Exxon Mobil Corp.'s chief executive: Wayne Tracker. Tillerson sent messages from the account to discuss the risks ...
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Trump plans to donate salary, despite pledge not to take one Trump repeatedly said that he wasn't going to draw a salary.
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From Love to Girls - what TV's most toxic couples can teach us Bickering, self-sabotaging pairs are all over the small screen, from Gus and Mickey in Love to Sharon and Rob in Catastrophe and, well, everyone in Girls. Here are the lessons we should learn from them As a meditation on...
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I deleted my social media apps because they were turning me into an idiot Giving up Facebook and Instagram made me realise I was using them to block out real emotions with likes. But I couldn't help going back In January I deleted all the social media apps from my phone because they were turni...
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US applications for New Zealand citizenship jump 70 percent WELLINGTON, New Zealand -- It’s one thing to talk about changing allegiance to another country when a new president is elected. It’s another thing to go ahead and do it. But that’s exactly what seems to be happenin...
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DOJ seeks more time on Trump wiretapping inquiry

Al Jazeera English - 14 Mar 2017 05:52
Justice department says more time needed to respond to lawmakers about President Trump's claim Obama wiretapped him.
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UN Chief Warns That Women's Rights Are Under Attack Worldwide

The Huffington Post - 14 Mar 2017 16:35
UN Chief Warns That Women's Rights Are Under Attack Worldwide In a speech to the Commission on the Status of Women on Monday night, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said that women’s rights are being threatened on a global scale. According to Time, Guterres warne...
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North Korea on Monday tried to shift the blame for the deadly attack in Malaysia on the estranged half- brother of its leader Kim Jong Un to the United States …
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Seth Meyers cringes at Trump's GOP health-care meltdown Over the past couple of weeks, it's become clear that "lying is such a central feature of the Trump administration that many in D.C. just take it for granted," Seth Meyers said on Monday's Late Night. "But there's one is...
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Philippine Vice President Slams Duterte's Drug War in a New Video Robredo details the lesser known human rights abuses that occur beyond the headlines
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U.K. Parliament Passes Brexit Bill, Clearing the Way for E.U. Divorce Talks The U.K.'s exit from the E.U. is suddenly nearer
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The White House has instructed the State Department and the US mission to the United Nations to cut their budgets for UN programs nearly in half, including US peacekeeping and development assistance, two senior US offici...
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Croatia and Romania's foreign ministers say they support the enlargement of the European Union in eastern Europe as a tool for regional stability. Croatian Foreign Minister Davor Ivo Stier, on …
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Netanyahu hits out at 'libellous' claims as war with media intensifies Israeli PM appears in court in defamation case against journalist Igal Sarna, who posted claim of incident on Facebook Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has appeared in court to deny a claim that his wife, Sar...
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Snowstorm strikes north-eastern United States New York and New Jersey are among those regions to declare states of emergency.
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Men in three Florida counties told not to donate sperm over Zika concerns Men from three Florida counties shouldn’t donate sperm because of a small risk of spreading Zika, U.S. health officials said Monday. The guidance had previously applied to Miami-Dade County, the only place in Florida w...
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Canadian Girl Guides Are Staying Away From the U.S. After Trump's Travel Ban Over concerns some of their members may be turned away at the border
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Scottish independence: May 'should not block referendum' The SNP's deputy leader says his party was elected on a mandate to hold a referendum.
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Couple accused of hiring hit man to kill their exes

New York Post - 14 Mar 2017 04:50
Couple accused of hiring hit man to kill their exes HOUSTON -- A Houston veterinarian and her boyfriend are accused of trying to hire an undercover police officer posing as a hit man to kill their former partners. A judge on Monday set bail at $50,000 for 48-year-old Vale...
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Dutch Muslims reflect on Geert Wilders before vote

Al Jazeera English - 14 Mar 2017 16:53
With Geert Wilders dominating the campaign discourse, Muslims are raising their voices to demand equality.
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IRS strips tax-exempt status from Richard Spencer's white nationalist nonprofit The nonprofit run by one of America's most prominent white nationalists, Richard Spencer, has lost its tax-exempt status for failing to file tax returns with the federal government, according to Internal Revenue Service ...
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North Carolina Governor Who Signed Bathroom Bill Says He Can't Find Work Pat McCrory says he has had difficulty finding employment in the private sector and academia.
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