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Teacher charged with forcibly cutting off boy’s hair in class pleads not guilty The Visalia teacher who was caught on video appearing to forcibly cutoff at least one student's hair while belting out the national anthem in her classroom.        
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Eiffel Tower, Louvre to close amid violent protests fears in Paris Tickets bought online will be refunded, the company operating the Paris monument said on Twitter Thursday.        
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Cohen talked with Trump about meeting Putin during campaign President Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen says he "conferred" with Trump about setting up a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the early part of the 2016 presidential campaign, according to an explo...
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Yellow vest movement: France braced for 'ultra-violent' protests Some 90,000 security personnel fan out as a fourth weekend of anti-government anger looms.
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Brexit: 'Norway plus' a plausible Plan B, says Amber Rudd Ms Rudd says Norway plus is her preferred plan if the Commons rejects the PM's deal on Tuesday.
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Michael Cohen Acted 'At The Direction' Of Donald Trump, Federal Prosecutors Say Federal prosecutors described their recommendations for how the president's former lawyer should be sentenced for his involvement in the Trump Russia scandal.
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What Straight-A Students Get Wrong

The New York Times - 8 Dec 2018 21:30
What Straight-A Students Get Wrong If you always succeed in school, you're not setting yourself up for success in life.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he would nominate four-star Army General Mark Milley to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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French riot police clashed with "yellow vest" protesters in central Paris on Saturday during the latest wave of demonstrations against high living costs which have shaken President Emmanuel Macron's authority.
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Donald Trump denies wrongdoing amid accusations from prosecutors in Russia probe The president claims innocence a day after federal prosecutors implicated him in a hush money scheme.        
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Britain could consider a "Norway-plus" deal with the European Union if British Prime Minister Theresa May fails to win lawmakers' approval next week for her unpopular Brexit deal, a senior …
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Interserve: Major government contractor 'seeks second rescue deal' Interserve, which provides services in prisons, schools and hospitals, is struggling with £500m debts.
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Albanian police say a Greek policeman has been arrested after he was found with a pistol. A statement Saturday said that 98 other Greeks were denied entry to the country …
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6 dead, including 5 young teens, in stampede at overcrowded nightclub on Italy’s coast A stampede at a rap concert in an overcrowded disco in central Italy killed six people, including five young teenagers, early Saturday, police said.        
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Undocumented Trump golf club employee doesn't regret speaking out Victorina Morales said she felt she had to stand up for co-workers without legal documents who have been ridiculed by a supervisor A Guatemalan living in the US without documentation who says she faced abusive working co...
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Spanish authorities say they have rescued 33 migrants crossing the Strait of Gibraltar, including a pregnant woman on a small boat and four people paddling two kayaks across the busy …
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Grace Millane: Police start murder inquiry New Zealand Police believe missing 22-year-old British backpacker Grace Millane has been murdered.
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Japan eases immigration rules for workers The country will now accept foreign workers to address labour shortages in a number of sectors.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump (and the rest of us) got the most fulsome look into the inner workings of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation yet. And what Trump saw has to terrify him.
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Alastair Campbell told to 'shut up' during Newsnight Brexit debate People's Vote campaigner Alastair Campbell and journalist Jenni Russell clash on Newsnight.
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May warned she could be forced out if she pursues rejected Brexit deal Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith cautions prime minister and her cabinet not to 'brazen it out' Theresa May could be forced to stand down as prime minister if her Brexit deal is defeated in the Commons next week, a T...
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U.S. prosecutors said on Friday President Donald Trump directed his personal lawyer to make illegal hush payments to two women ahead of the 2016 election, and also detailed a previously unknown attempt by a Russian to he...
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