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Ad Astra review: Brad Pitt reaches the stars in superb space-opera with serious daddy issues The actor blasts off in search of long-lost pops Tommy Lee Jones in James Gray's intergalactically po-faced take on Apocalypse Now Brad Pitt is an intergalactic Captain Willard, taking a fraught mission up-river in James...
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New Zealand Vowed to Listen to Muslims After Christchurch. It's Failing, They Say. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said an inquiry into the massacre would make a priority of consulting with Muslims. But so far, they say they have been shut out.
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Defense Department freaks out Twitter with cryptic tweet, 'Stranger Things' reference The defense department’s technology wing asked the Twitterverse for help in finding privately owned underground space for testing purposes — and then made a “Stranger Things” joke amid a flurry of replies from fr...
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Bill de Blasio doesn't make cut for third round of Democratic presidential debates It's official — Mayor Bill de Blasio will be on the sidelines for the third round of the Democratic presidential primary debates. ABC — which is hosting the Sept. 12 affair in Houston — made the announcement on Thu...
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Hurricane Dorian: Florida braces itself as major storm grows After leaving Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands largely unscathed in its wake, Hurricane Dorian has its eye set on Florida's east coast, where it is expected to arrive by Labor Day as a major Category 3 storm after bein...
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Chinese Military Sends New Troops Into Hong Kong

The New York Times - 29 Aug 2019 05:30
Chinese Military Sends New Troops Into Hong Kong The move was described as a regular rotation, but was closely watched because of months of protests in Hong Kong, some of them violent.
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Beto O'Rourke campaign blasts Breitbart after ejecting reporter Beto O'Rourke staffers kicked out a Breitbart News reporter from a campaign event in South Carolina this week -- and on Wednesday defended their decision, saying the right-wing website walks a fine line between news and ...
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US cyberattack brought down Iranian database used to target ships in Persian Gulf: reports Iran is still feeling the pain Thursday after U.S. cyber military forces in June brought down a database used by its Revolutionary Guard Corps to target ships in the Persian Gulf, hours after the Islamic Republic shot do...
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"We are getting killed every day," cried one woman in a decimated town in the Idlib region. "Mr. Trump, please, please stop this!"
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EU parliament's leader criticises Boris Johnson for prorogation David Sassoli echoes MEPs' concerns as Brussels insiders weigh up risk of no-deal Brexit Follow all the day's political developments - live The leader of the European parliament has criticised Boris Johnson's suspension ...
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'Day democracy died': what the papers say about proroguing parliament Front pages in the UK and beyond are full of Brexit drama as invective flies over Boris Johnson's 'constitutional outrage' There is plenty of constitutional outcry on the front pages of the British papers today, which al...
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Cops still searching for answers in crazed naked teen's alleged triple homicide This is the moment a crazed Virginia teen went darting through his small town, completely naked, after slaughtering his mother, sister and baby nephew, cops said. Matthew Bernard, 19, allegedly murdered his family member...
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Chinese troop movement into Hong Kong prompts unease

The Guardian - 29 Aug 2019 04:55
Chinese troop movement into Hong Kong prompts unease Movements, which have been portrayed as a scheduled troop rotation, come days ahead of anti-government protests Chinese military vehicles have been seen moving across the border into Hong Kong, in what the military said ...
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Trump Trashed Puerto Rico On Twitter As Island Braced For Hurricane Dorian While Puerto Ricans rushed to prepare for the oncoming storm, the president took time to tweet insults at them.
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10,872 New Yorkers to See Their Marijuana Convictions Disappear Under a new law, New York State will expunge the records of those convicted of low-level marijuana crimes.
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Student had 'plan and timeline' to kill people at his college: cops A North Carolina college student was allegedly plotting to “shoot up” his school — with cops catching him with a pistol and shotgun on campus this week, officials said. Paul Arnold Steber, a 19-year-old freshman at...
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Domestic violence victims exempt from phone, internet contract penalties ALBANY -- Domestic violence victims fleeing dangerous living situations will no longer be pegged with hefty phone and cable fines should they break contracts early, thanks to a new law signed Wednesday. Victims of domest...
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Tales of The Handmaid's Tale

Slate - 29 Aug 2019 23:00
Tales of The Handmaid's Tale How The Handmaid's Tale keeps going, with Margaret Atwood, Ann Dowd, and novelists Louise Erdrich and Megan Hunter.
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President Donald Trump will travel to North Carolina next month to rally voters on the eve of a do-over of a 2018 congressional race that both parties expect to be close, with implications for Trump's re-election bid and...
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Why the FEC can't probe Ilhan Omar's campaign finances anytime soon WASHINGTON — The federal agency charged with probing the campaign finance complaint against Rep. Ilhan Omar won't be able to act on it anytime soon. The Federal Election Commission will no longer have a quorum to condu...
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US Meddling in Georgia-Russian Relations

OpEdNews - 29 Aug 2019 18:21
US Meddling in Georgia-Russian Relations This is an OpEd on the recent protests in Tbilisi. I have used open sources to analyze what led up to the demonstrations and what is their nature. I also points out that Georgia lacks tools to deter other state meddling.
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Trump: Taliban deal close, US troops to drop to 8,600 President Donald Trump says the U.S. plans to reduce the number of American troops in Afghanistan to 8,600 and then will determine further drawdowns from there
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