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Location American Headline News for 22 January 2018
George Stephanopoulos coolly backs Sarah Huckabee Sanders into a corner over Trump's hand in the shutdown Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos was a man of relatively few words during his interview with White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday morning, but what he did say raised serious questions ...
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Nigella Lawson: 'We were always told we mustn't make a man feel bad about anything' The author and presenter says the #MeToo movement is a landmark in the way women relate to men For Nigella Lawson, the #MeToo movement marks a departure from the bad old days of sexism. Speaking at the Sydney Opera House...
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Indonesia: Measles, chickenpox kill dozens of children

Al Jazeera English - 22 Jan 2018 08:52
Church leaders in the remote Indonesian province of Papua are saying that the number of children that have died from measles, malnutrition and chickenpox is higher than the official number reported by the government.
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Another Eagles fan arrested for punching police horse

NY Daily News - 22 Jan 2018 20:46
Another Eagles fan arrested for punching police horse On the field, the Eagles punched the Vikings in the mouth, and in the parking lot, a crazed Eagles fan did the same thing to a police horse.
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Trump keeps low public profile during shutdown, but is 'itching' to be involved President Donald Trump stayed out of public view this weekend as delicate negotiations continued to fully reopen the federal government, sharing his opinions publicly only in sporadic, tweet-sized bursts. His closest adv...
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Jared Kushner is qualified to broker a Middle East peace deal because he was given 'a lot of responsibility' as a child, father claims If Jared Kushner can't broker peace in the Middle East, then "no one can," President Trump has declared, although so far that hasn't gone as smoothly as everyone hoped. "The entire Middle East, from Palestine to Yemen, a...
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Boy dies after surgery to remove 10-pound facial tumor Emanuel Zayas was suffering from a rare disorder called polyostotic fibrous dysplasia.        
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Senate to vote Monday afternoon on reopening government With no deal made Sunday night, the Senate adjourned and will vote at noon Monday on a bill to reopen the government for at least three weeks. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) wanted to hold a vote at 10 p....
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Here Are the Senators Trying to Find a Bipartisan Solution to the Government Shutdown A group of bipartisan lawmakers emerged as the negotiators behind a potential deal to end the gridlock and reopen the government.
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N.Y. gun violence costs state economy $5.6B a year: study Gun violence in New York not only carries a social cost, but a hefty economic one as well, a new analysis shows.
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UN worker and son missing in Afghanistan days after hotel attack The unidentified worker, her son and a driver were reported missing Monday morning.
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Venezuela's Most-Wanted Rebel Shared His Story, Just Before Death "scar Pérez, the policeman who commandeered a helicopter and called on Venezuelans to rise up, spoke with The Times in the days and hours before he was killed.
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Government shutdown threatens Trump's trip to the World Economic Forum President Trump's trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is officially on hold due to the government shutdown, White House spokesman Hogan Gidley told NBC News. Trump is not likely to be particularly mis...
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Republicans shoulder the blame for government shutdown: poll Americans by a slim margin blame Republicans for the government shutdown, a poll shows. Forty-one percent single out GOP lawmakers for the impasse, while 36 percent name Democrats and 23 percent say they don’t know or ...
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Mike Pence Says U.S. Embassy Will Open in Jerusalem Next Year

The New York Times - 22 Jan 2018 16:55
Mike Pence Says U.S. Embassy Will Open in Jerusalem Next Year The vice president promised the quicker-than-expected move during a visit to Israel's Parliament, where Arab lawmakers staged a protest and were removed.
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Cometh the hour, cometh Henry Bolton, prime minister | John Crace The Ukip leader will not resign. Far from it - he's putting himself forward as the man to unite all the different leave campaigns. Theresa who? One by one, the resignations had come. People no one had ever heard of, quit...
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WATCH: Dramatic video captures eruption of Philippines volcano Lava from the Mayon volcano shot more than 1,600 feet above the crater.
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Olivia Culpo showed Danny Amendola all the love in Patriots victory posts The Rhode Island native and former Miss Universe leaped into the receiver's arms at Gillette Stadium.
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Egypt's state news agency says two policemen will go on trial next month on charges of killing a detainee. Dozens of people attacked a police station in Cairo's Mokattam neighborhood …
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Zambia reopens schools after cholera outbreak

Al Jazeera English - 22 Jan 2018 16:57
Schools, churches and markets in Zambia are reopening three weeks after the government introduced emergency measures to contain a deadly cholera outbreak.
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