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Location American Headline News for 20 January 2018
Forget product placement: now advertisers can buy storylines An episode of US show Black-ish saw a character discussing an ad campaign by Procter & Gamble. Is this the future of TV? Advertiser-funded programming is an important source of money for broadcasters, but could advertise...
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Daredevil surfing A train takes fatal fall onto NYC subway tracks A man was killed while subway surfing in Manhattan on Friday, police said.
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Children found shackled in California home face years of therapy, experts say They are safe for now and, according to authorities, they are relieved. But the 13 children, aged 2 to 29, rescued from what was described as nothing less than a torture chamber will have years of therapy ahead, experts ...
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Tugboat explosion kills 3, leaves several others injured An explosion rocked a tugboat while it was docked for repairs in Kentucky, killing three people and injuring several others Friday, authorities said. Work was being done on the vessel and dozens of people were either abo...
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Flu season worsens across the U.S.

Chicago Tribune - 20 Jan 2018 05:43
Flu season worsens across the U.S. The flu season in the U.S. is getting worse. Health officials last week said flu was blanketing the country but they thought there was a good chance the season was already peaking. But the newest numbers out Friday show ...
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The leadership of South Africa's ruling African National Congress party is holding a key meeting amid media reports of talks about the removal of President Jacob Zuma, whose scandal-plagued tenure …
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Hollywood producer and executive Allison Shearmur, who produced the "Hunger Games" films, died Friday at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles of complications from lung cancer at the age of 54. Shearmur, who worked as an e...
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First Dominican-American NYPD cop promoted to two-star chief NYPD Inspector Fausto Pichardo became the first cop from the Caribbean nation to be promoted to a two-star chief.
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LA police chief resigns after LAPD hit with whistleblower suit The long-serving chief of the Los Angeles Police Department resigned Friday.
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'We Have to Stand Our Ground.' Activists Push Democrats to Fight for DACA Recipients in Shutdown As a government shutdown loomed, protesters in all corners of the U.S. Capitol pressured lawmakers not relent on their promise to reject any spending bills that did not protect a vulnerable group of immigrants. They chan...
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'Glad it's over!' Ice Maidens tackle Antarctica Six British soldiers have become the first all-female group to cross the Antarctic using nothing but muscle power.
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President Trump Calls Government Shutdown an Anniversary 'Present' From the Democrats It coincides with the anniversary of his inauguration
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Trump says the shutdown is 'why we need to win more Republicans in 2018 Election!' President Trump responded to news of the government shutdown on Twitter early Saturday, blaming congressional failure to pass a spending deal on Democrats, who have insisted the spending bill address the fate of Deferred...
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Turkish ski bus accident kills 11, injures 44

Miami Herald - 20 Jan 2018 13:43
Turkish officials say a bus carrying mostly holiday-makers on a ski trip has crashed into trees on the side of a road, killing 11 passengers and injuring 44 others. Governor …
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Gabon says a major ivory trafficking ring that smuggled more than 600 tusks out of the country in 2017 has been dismantled, in a victory against poachers who have killed …
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Lawmakers react to shutdown with hashtags #TrumpShutdown, #SchumerShutdown The hashtage #TrumpShutdown was the #1 trending Twitter term.
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Hawaii gov took 15 minutes to announce missile alert was false HONOLULU -- The Hawaii National Guard’s top commander said Friday he told Gov. David Ige that a missile alert was a false alarm two minutes after it went out statewide. But the governor didn’t tell the public until 1...
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Emanuel heckled about police academy during University of Michigan appearance Mayor Rahm Emanuel headed to the University of Michigan on Friday to pitch students on the benefits of moving to Chicago after graduation, only to face hecklers opposed to his plan to spend $95 million on a new West Side...
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Two Indonesian hostages have been released after being held for more than a year in the southern Philippines by their Abu Sayyaf captors, Indonesia's Foreign Ministry said Saturday. The two …
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Fewer international students coming to U.S. for grad school in science and engineering The biggest drop came from Indian students, whose numbers fell by 19% in 2017.Saudi Arabia, Iran and South Korea also sent fewer students in 2017.        
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Women's March Returns a Year Later, as Movement Evolves

The New York Times - 20 Jan 2018 16:51
Women's March Returns a Year Later, as Movement Evolves Rallies are scheduled to take place on Saturday and Sunday across the country and around the world. The #MeToo moment has galvanized the movement in the last year.
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As Government Shutdown Begins, So Does the Finger-Pointing The shutdown mars the one-year anniversary of President Trump's inauguration
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