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- What You Need To Know About The Suspected Syrian Chemical Attack
- Advertisers keep up pressure on Laura Ingraham
- Actor T.J. Miller Accused Of Calling In Fake Bomb Threat
- French police clash with eco-activists
- Mark Zuckerberg Says EU Users Have 'Different Sensibilities' On Data Protection
- Vehicle fell in California river in region where family
- Child Abuse Claims Could Be Key to Answering Mystery Question in California Cliff Crash: Why?
- Americans are fleeing 5 states to avoid income tax rates
- If Trump Bombs Syria, He'll Be Doing It Without Congress' Authorization
- Indonesia's Lion Air buying 50 Boeing 737's in $6.2 bn deal
- Yulia Skripal, poisoned daughter of ex-spy, out of hospital
- 4 Miami Men Caught On Tape In Alleged Anti-Gay Attack Turn Themselves In
- Mark Zuckerberg's Senate Testimony Predictably Led To Memes Galore
- TV host resigns after threatening school shooting survivor
- Beached whale dies despite rescue efforts at Argentina resort
- EPA Reportedly Used Social Media To Justify Pruitt's Expensive Security
- Theresa May suggests UK considering military response against 'brutal' Syrian regime
- Twitter account of man accused of deadly hoax threatens swat
- Zuckerberg reveals Facebook 'working' with Mueller investigation as countering Russian interference is 'an arms race'
- Airbus to offer sleeping berths down in cargo hold
- Cleveland Kidnapping Survivor Michelle Knight Reveals She's Married
- Videos Emerging Amid Gaza Protests Spark Concern Over Israel’s Response
- Water agency approves $11B for California twin tunnels plan
- Erdogan criticizes Russia, says Turkey to decide future of Syria's Afrin
- Model Turns To Twitter To Be First Trans Woman Of Color To Walk For Victoria's Secret
- Zuckerberg says Facebook staffers have been interviewed by Mueller's team
- Saudi prince, Macron hail warming ties, but differences lurk
- Woman arrested for attacking two people after dog eats her marijuana and owner refuses to pay
- 2020 Ford Focus Adds Interior Space, Style, and Tech
- Student protests rattle Bangladesh for a third day
- Kremlin, worried about possible U.S. strike, calls for restraint on Syria
- Facelifted Audi TT RS Spied In Action At Nurburgring
- Texas Border Patrol agent charged in deaths of woman, child
- Meghan Markle's On-Screen Fiancé Has The Perfect Royal Wedding Gift
- Sinclair Takes A Swipe At CNN With Misleading 'Fake News' Video
- Woman shot after gunman fires into apartment where children laid nearby in SW Houston
- 70 Crazy Creative Things To Make With Cauliflower
- China, Vanuatu deny military base plan
- Arizona court rejects lower in-state tuition for immigrants
What You Need To Know About The Suspected Syrian Chemical Attack Posted: 11 Apr 2018 03:30 AM PDT |
Advertisers keep up pressure on Laura Ingraham Posted: 10 Apr 2018 12:39 PM PDT |
Actor T.J. Miller Accused Of Calling In Fake Bomb Threat Posted: 10 Apr 2018 11:29 AM PDT |
French police clash with eco-activists Posted: 10 Apr 2018 10:51 AM PDT French police battled Tuesday to evict anti-airport protesters and the creators of an alternative anti-capitalist settlement in western France during a second day of clashes. Activists opposed to the building of an airport began squatting on the farmland in 2008 and have since built up a community they bill as a model of sustainable farming and political debate. |
Mark Zuckerberg Says EU Users Have 'Different Sensibilities' On Data Protection Posted: 10 Apr 2018 12:48 PM PDT |
Vehicle fell in California river in region where family Posted: 10 Apr 2018 03:39 PM PDT |
Child Abuse Claims Could Be Key to Answering Mystery Question in California Cliff Crash: Why? Posted: 09 Apr 2018 01:42 PM PDT |
Americans are fleeing 5 states to avoid income tax rates Posted: 10 Apr 2018 03:09 PM PDT |
If Trump Bombs Syria, He'll Be Doing It Without Congress' Authorization Posted: 09 Apr 2018 03:15 PM PDT |
Indonesia's Lion Air buying 50 Boeing 737's in $6.2 bn deal Posted: 10 Apr 2018 02:43 AM PDT Indonesia's Lion Air is buying 50 Boeing 737 MAX 10 airplanes in a deal valued at about $6.2 billion, the firms said Tuesday, as the carrier looks to cash in on a transport boom in the Southeast Asian nation. The new single-aisle plane is the latest incarnation of Boeing's 737 MAX series, which can accommodate between 130 and 230 passengers and fly up to 3,850 nautical miles (7,130 kilometres), the companies said in a statement. The order -- the largest to date for the MAX 10 -- was valued at $6.24 billion, although multi-plane deals tend to end up costing carriers less than list prices. |
Yulia Skripal, poisoned daughter of ex-spy, out of hospital Posted: 10 Apr 2018 02:29 PM PDT |
4 Miami Men Caught On Tape In Alleged Anti-Gay Attack Turn Themselves In Posted: 10 Apr 2018 09:35 AM PDT |
Mark Zuckerberg's Senate Testimony Predictably Led To Memes Galore Posted: 10 Apr 2018 12:58 PM PDT |
TV host resigns after threatening school shooting survivor Posted: 10 Apr 2018 04:18 PM PDT ST. LOUIS (AP) — A conservative commentator who sent a tweet saying he would use "a hot poker" to sexually assault an outspoken 17-year-old survivor of the Florida high school shooting has resigned from a St. Louis TV station and been taken off the radio after several advertisers withdrew from his shows. |
Beached whale dies despite rescue efforts at Argentina resort Posted: 10 Apr 2018 09:01 AM PDT A whale that ran aground on a beach in Mar del Plata, Argentina's biggest seaside resort, has died despite rescue efforts to get it back into the sea. The eight-meter whale, which weighed around six tonnes (6,000 kilos or 13,200 pounds), ran aground on Saturday, prompting both locals and experts to try and save it in this coastal city some 400 kilometers (250 miles) south of Buenos Aires. |
EPA Reportedly Used Social Media To Justify Pruitt's Expensive Security Posted: 10 Apr 2018 10:16 PM PDT |
Theresa May suggests UK considering military response against 'brutal' Syrian regime Posted: 09 Apr 2018 10:19 AM PDT Theresa May has suggested the Government is considering joining potential military action against the Assad regime after a suspected Syrian chemical weapons attack that killed 70 people. The Prime Minister described the attack as "barbaric" and that Britain "utterly condemns the use of chemical weapons in any circumstances". The Government has stressed the importance of the attack being investigated to determine who is culpable. But Mrs May said that the regime, and its backers like Russia, "must be held to account" if found to be responsible. Donald Trump said on Monday that a "major decision" would be made on the US response within 48 hours, adding that "nothing was off the table" following the attack in Douma, a besieged suburb of Damascus, which has sparked international outrage. Syria what next His comments raised the possibility of a US airstrike against Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian dictator, and speculation has now turned to whether the UK could play a role in any possible action. Speaking in Copenhagen after meeting with Lars Lokke Rasmussen, the Danish prime minister, Mrs May said Britain is "discussing with our allies what action is necessary". She said: "What we are currently doing, what we are urgently doing, with our allies is assessing what has taken place. "Obviously if this is a chemical weapons attack of the sort that certainly initial reports suggest that it is, this is another example of the Assad regime's brutality and the brazen way in which they have ignored the interests of their people. "I think this is a reprehensible attack that has taken place. We have seen it is not only adults that have been affected but children affected by this attack as well. "But we assess what has taken place and we will also be discussing with our allies what action is necessary. Syria chemical attack "I think we are very clear that if this is a chemical weapons attack of the sort that it appears to be, from the regime that we want to ensure that those responsible are held to account." A residential area of Douma, one the last-remaining rebel-held areas in Syria, was struck by the suspected chemical weapons attack around 8.45pm on Saturday. Footage from the ground showed the dead bodies of children and adults foaming at the mouth with open eyes. Many had been in a basement when the attack hit. Mrs May described the pictures showing the aftermath of the "absolutely appalling" attack as "horrific". She then warned Russia that it should "look very carefully" as its support for the Assad regime. Russia's President Vladimir Putin: Theresa May warned Russia that is should 'look very carefully' at it's support for the Assad regime She said: "Yes, this is about the actions of his (Assad's) regime but it is also about the backers of that regime and of course Russia is one of those backers and I think that the message that we have consistently given is that those who are backing the regime need to look very carefully at the position that they have taken. "This is a brutal regime that is attacking its own people and we are very clear that it must be held to account and its backers must be held to account too." Douma chemical attack Downing Street had earlier said the attack needed to be "urgently investigated" and that Britain was "swiftly working with our allies to agree a common position". Number 10 stopped short of directly blaming the Syrian government for the incident but stressed "we have seen issues in the past with the Assad regime". The Prime Minister's official spokesman said the Government will "look at the range of options" available in terms of a response after an investigation into the attack has concluded. Russia, Iran and Syria all denied chemical weapons had been used, with the Kremlin warning that any military response from the West would be "absolutely unacceptable". UK ministers are concerned that they may be forced to hold a vote in the Commons to authorise joining any action against the Assad regime, with no guarantee of winning it. The Government fears that Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, could oppose military action which would make the "electoral maths" challenging. Syria chemical weapons Amber Rudd, the Home Secretary, refused to be drawn on Monday on whether the Government would be willing launch an attack without consulting MPs. Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, said in February that Britain should consider joining military action against Assad's regime if there is fresh "incontrovertible" evidence he has used chemical weapons against his own people. Asked if the Government was considering limited military action, Ms Rudd told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "The Foreign Secretary is right in his comments. The UN Security Council is of course meeting today. "What we have seen overnight is another horrific piece of activity in Syria, hurting children and families, and we need to make sure we have a strong international response." Mr Johnson spoke to his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian on Monday about the attack in Douma. A Foreign Office spokesman said: "Speaking to Le Drian, the Foreign Secretary underlined the urgent need to investigate what had happened in Douma and to ensure a strong and robust international response." Labour's initial response to the attack provoked criticism because its statement, issued on Sunday evening, appeared to put the Assad regime on an equal footing with other actors in the Syrian civil war. Mr Corbyn adopted a similar stance on Monday as he told LBC Radio: "I have condemned absolutely what he (Assad) has done, and what every other force has done in Syria." He added: "I condemn the Syrian forces as well as other forces for what they have done in that civil war." Emily Thornberry, the shadow foreign secretary, issued a much tougher response on Monday and said: "What has happened in Douma looks to be just the latest abhorrent attack in Syria using chemical weapons, a war crime for which the Assad regime has been found responsible in the past and which we utterly condemn." David Cameron, the former prime minister, lost an historic vote for action in Syria in 2013, which is widely seen to have emboldened the Assad regime. The Government won a vote in the Commons for military action against Isil in Syria in 2015, but that does not extend to the Assad regime. Parliament is also in recess until next week, by which time it may be too late to join any military action. Front Bench promotion - end of article |
Twitter account of man accused of deadly hoax threatens swat Posted: 10 Apr 2018 09:51 AM PDT WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A Twitter handle associated with a man who's in jail on accusations that he made a hoax emergency call that led to the fatal police shooting of an unarmed man in Kansas was used to again threaten to swat someone after authorities say some inmates were able to gain access to the internet. |
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Airbus to offer sleeping berths down in cargo hold Posted: 10 Apr 2018 11:22 AM PDT Soon when you fly in an Airbus jet and you fancy a bit of shut-eye, all you will need do is make your way down to the cargo hold. European aircraft giant Airbus announced on Tuesday that it is teaming up with Zodiac Aerospace to develop and market lower deck sleeping facilities for passengers that could be operational in A330 wide-body jets from 2020. The sleeper compartments "would fit inside the aircraft's cargo compartments," Airbus said in a joint statement with Zodiac, a subsidiary of the French aerospace company Safran. |
Cleveland Kidnapping Survivor Michelle Knight Reveals She's Married Posted: 10 Apr 2018 01:08 PM PDT |
Videos Emerging Amid Gaza Protests Spark Concern Over Israel’s Response Posted: 10 Apr 2018 02:43 PM PDT |
Water agency approves $11B for California twin tunnels plan Posted: 10 Apr 2018 06:46 PM PDT |
Erdogan criticizes Russia, says Turkey to decide future of Syria's Afrin Posted: 10 Apr 2018 05:49 AM PDT Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday criticized Russia's stance on the future of Syria's Afrin region, saying that Ankara itself would decide the details of returning the area to the Syrian people. "We know very well who we'll hand Afrin to. First, let's talk about handing over areas controlled by other countries in Syria to Syria," Erdogan told reporters, dismissing comments from Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov. |
Model Turns To Twitter To Be First Trans Woman Of Color To Walk For Victoria's Secret Posted: 11 Apr 2018 09:01 AM PDT |
Zuckerberg says Facebook staffers have been interviewed by Mueller's team Posted: 10 Apr 2018 02:32 PM PDT |
Saudi prince, Macron hail warming ties, but differences lurk Posted: 10 Apr 2018 01:26 PM PDT Saudi Arabia's crown prince and French President Emmanuel Macron hailed warming ties Tuesday and agreed on the need to curb Tehran's "expansionism" in the Middle East, but conceded differences over the key issue of the Iranian nuclear deal. Prince Mohammed bin Salman also joined Macron in taking a tough line over the weekend's alleged chemical attack in Syria, as the de facto Saudi leader wrapped up a three-day visit to Paris with a gala dinner at the Elysee Palace. The prince's first visit to France as heir to the Saudi throne, which saw companies ink draft agreements worth $18 billion (14.5 billion euros), sought to deepen relations between the young leaders despite underlying frictions. |
Woman arrested for attacking two people after dog eats her marijuana and owner refuses to pay Posted: 11 Apr 2018 01:54 AM PDT A woman has been accused of attacking two people after a dog ate her marijuana, US police say. Desarae Smith flew into a rage with two bystanders after the pet-owner refused to pay for the drugs, according to a report by officers in Springfield, Ohio. "(The pet-owner) advised she got into a verbal argument with Desarae Smith over marijuana," the police report says. |
2020 Ford Focus Adds Interior Space, Style, and Tech Posted: 10 Apr 2018 03:30 PM PDT |
Student protests rattle Bangladesh for a third day Posted: 10 Apr 2018 02:26 AM PDT Hundreds of university students across Bangladesh blockaded roads on Tuesday in a third day of protests against what they say are discriminatory quotas for government jobs. Students took to the streets in Dhaka and elsewhere despite assurances from the government that it would review the controversial quota system. The mass protests roiling campuses across the country have been among the biggest faced by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in her decade in power. |
Kremlin, worried about possible U.S. strike, calls for restraint on Syria Posted: 11 Apr 2018 02:27 AM PDT The Kremlin said on Wednesday it hoped all sides involved in Syria would avoid doing anything that could destabilize an already fragile situation in the Middle East and made clear it was strongly opposed to a possible U.S. strike on its ally. The United States and its allies are considering whether to hit Syria over a suspected poison gas attack that medical relief organizations say killed dozens of people in the rebel-held town of Douma near Damascus on Saturday. The Kremlin said on Wednesday allegations that Syrian government forces had carried out the chemical weapons attack were not based on real facts and said it wanted an impartial investigation into the incident. |
Facelifted Audi TT RS Spied In Action At Nurburgring Posted: 10 Apr 2018 04:22 AM PDT |
Texas Border Patrol agent charged in deaths of woman, child Posted: 10 Apr 2018 04:06 PM PDT |
Meghan Markle's On-Screen Fiancé Has The Perfect Royal Wedding Gift Posted: 09 Apr 2018 03:58 PM PDT |
Sinclair Takes A Swipe At CNN With Misleading 'Fake News' Video Posted: 10 Apr 2018 04:51 PM PDT |
Woman shot after gunman fires into apartment where children laid nearby in SW Houston Posted: 10 Apr 2018 02:53 AM PDT |
70 Crazy Creative Things To Make With Cauliflower Posted: 10 Apr 2018 06:36 AM PDT |
China, Vanuatu deny military base plan Posted: 10 Apr 2018 01:47 AM PDT Vanuatu and China both insisted Tuesday there were no plans for Beijing to open a military base in the Pacific nation after a report suggesting the Asian giant was pushing the proposal sparked concern in Australia and New Zealand. The Sydney Morning Herald said China had approached Vanuatu about the possibility, potentially upsetting the delicate strategic balance in the region. China has been aggressively growing its military and expanding its footprint deeper into the Pacific, forging closer links by showering nations with development money. |
Arizona court rejects lower in-state tuition for immigrants Posted: 10 Apr 2018 07:21 AM PDT |
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