October 2019

Voters in Battleground States Are Deeply Divided on Impeachment

Voters in the states likeliest to decide the 2020 presidential election support the impeachment inquiry that House Democrats began last month, but a majority still opposes impeaching President Trump and removing him from office, according to a New York Times/Siena College survey. In the six closest states carried by the president in 2016, registered voters

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Stocks rise as investors focus on earnings; Boeing drops

Stocks moved broadly higher on Wall Street Monday as investors watch the latest corporate earnings and developments in the U.S.-China trade war. China’s top negotiator said over the weekend that “substantial progress” was being made in its talks with the U.S., helping to inject more confidence into a market hoping for a trade deal. Investors

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Camila Cabello Rips Shawn Mendes Breakup Rumors In Most NSFW Way

Camila Cabello appeared to confirm that she’s still dating “Señorita” collaborator Shawn Mendes in a hilariously obscene Instagram story on Saturday. The couple have been dogged by breakup rumors, apparently to the point that both felt the need to respond. “Well when THE FUCK were you gonna tell me @shawnmendes,” she wrote above a photo of

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Harry Styles stalker: Homeless man told to keep away from star

Image caption Harry Styles said he continues to lock his bedroom door at night because of Pablo Tarazaga-Orero A homeless man convicted of stalking Harry Styles after camping outside his house has been banned from going within 250m of the singer. Styles said he was left feeling “scared” and “very uncomfortable” by Pablo Tarazaga-Orero, 26,

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Syria: Civilians pelt US army vehicles with potatoes in Qamishli

US troops have been bombarded with potatoes by civilians angry at their pullout from the Kurdish-majority city of Qamishli in north-east Syria. Residents pelted armoured vehicles as troops left in line with Donald Trump’s surprise decision to withdraw US forces form the area. The president’s move is seen as having cleared the way for Turkish

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