What Mr. Trump Said “In the last administration, President Obama signed the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty. And in his waning days in office, he sent the treaty to the Senate to begin the ratification process. This treaty threatened your subjugate — you know exactly what’s going on here — your rights, your constitutional and international […]
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Elon Musk and U.S. securities regulators have settled their dispute over the Tesla CEO’s tweets, with Musk agreeing to having his future communications regarding the electric-car maker pre-approved by a company-employed expert. The Securities and Exchange Commission and Musk reached the agreement, which they detailed in filings Friday in federal court in Manhattan. The agreement
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Image copyright Getty Images England’s top doctor says practitioners offering cosmetic procedures should have training to help them protect vulnerable clients from “quick fixes”. Prof Stephen Powis believes providers should be officially registered and trained to spot people with body-image or other mental-health issues. NHS England says only 100 out of 1,000 practitioners are currently
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Image caption The presenter said he was “not here to make friends” but to “make a difference” TV naturalist Chris Packham has condemned the hanging of dead crows outside his home in the New Forest as “ghastly”. It comes as the licensed shooting of crows has been halted after a challenge by his Wild Justice
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Image copyright BMI Regional Image caption Flybmi had a fleet of Embraer jets The regional airline FlyBMI owed £37m when it collapsed. Most creditors, including passengers and suppliers who have lost out, may receive only 1% of their claims, say administrators. The airline cancelled all flights and filed for administration in February, blaming spikes in
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Exxon Mobil Corp. agreed to pay a $1.05 million penalty to settle alleged federal water pollution violations from an oil pipeline break into Montana’s Yellowstone River, according to court documents filed Friday. Approval of the agreement by U.S. District Judge Susan Watters would resolve the last outstanding federal enforcement case against the oil giant stemming
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Drivers are even less certain than usual about what to expect at Talladega Superspeedway given a new package that NASCAR is still adjusting on the fly. To Clint Bowyer, that unpredictability at least makes it anything but boring. “If you woke up every day of your life and knew what the future held, that would
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Mr. Trump plunged into a risky nuclear negotiation with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un, despite Mr. Abe’s warnings to hold a tough line with Pyongyang. Officials in Tokyo worry that a nuclear deal could hurt Japan, if Mr. Kim agrees to give up his intercontinental ballistic missiles, which can reach the United States, without surrendering his
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CARACAS, March 7 (Reuters) – A major power outage hit crisis-stricken Venezuela on Thursday, according to Reuters witnesses, a problem the government of President Nicolas Maduro quickly blamed on “sabotage” at a hydroelectric dam that provides much of the country’s power. Electricity outages are frequent in Venezuela, where the economy is collapsing under hyperinflation, with
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Image copyright National Museum Wales/Marc Atkins Image caption Gwalia Stores, which stood in Ogmore Vale , is now on show at St Fagans as it would have looked like in the late 1920s St Fagans National Museum of History in Cardiff has been shortlisted for a £100,000 prize. It is among five museums nominated for
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