“We have to, at this moment, have a check on this president,” said Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California and the author of the Yemen amendment. “There is no priority higher than stopping war in the Middle East and the famine in Yemen.” The defense policy bill, he said, “is the best vehicle for us […]
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Shares were mostly higher in Asia on Friday after a turbulent day on Wall Street ended with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing above 27,000 for the first time. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index rose 0.2% to 21,685.90 and the Hang Seng in Hong Kong added 0.2% to 28,477.83. The Shanghai Composite index also climbed 0.4%
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Olympic freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy and his boyfriend of four years, Matthew Wilkas, have separated. A spokesperson for Kenworthy confirmed to People and US Weekly Wednesday that the couple are “are taking time apart,” noting that the split was amicable. “They love and support each other and remain close friends,” the rep added. The two men began
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Image copyright QCamel Image caption Camels are now increasingly being farmed in Australia for their milk Would you switch to drinking camel milk? Australia’s growing number of camel farmers are hoping to persuade you. It’s not unusual for the owners of a small, close-knit business to treat their workers as an extension of their family.
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Amid a new global space race, India is preparing to launch a second mission to the moon. Here is a timeline of its space program: ——— Feb. 16, 1962 — The Indian National Committee for Space Research is formed under the leadership of Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai, known as the father of India’s space program, and
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Kayla Harrison made an Army veteran tap out and moved closer to cashing in on the richest fight of her pro career: her search for gold over, Harrison can stake her claim to $1 million in the PFL Championship. Harrison, a two-time judo Olympic gold medalist, has been pushed as the face of the MMA
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MILWAUKEE — Senator Elizabeth Warren accused President Trump of stirring “hate.” Julián Castro said the president had acted “like a dictator.” The Trump administration’s actions, warned Beto O’Rourke, threaten to “stain” the nation’s conscience. The Democratic presidential candidates, gathered here in Milwaukee on Thursday to address Latino voters excoriated Mr. Trump’s immigration and deportation policies
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The wide metal barn on the Utah alfalfa farm owned by Russell and Diane Jones will host their youngest son’s wedding next month. By September, they hope the structure will be full of marijuana plants. The Joneses are fourth-generation farmers, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and among 81 applicants for
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Kensington and Chelsea Council have proposed to restrict the number of buskers playing in the west London borough. It comes after a sharp rise in complaints about the noise from residents and staff at nearby museums. Under the plans Exhibition Road, a popular busking hotspot, will become a red zone, which will ban musicians completely.
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