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Warrant Issued For Presidential Candidate’s Arrest for ‘Criminal Mischief’

‘Criminal Mischief’ Warrant Issued For Presidential Candidate’s Arrest An arrest warrant has been issued for Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein. Stein was charged with trespassing and criminal mischief after she allegedly spray-painted construction equipment during a Dakota Access Pipeline protest. The construction of the North Dakota-based pipeline has become a popular protest target among […]

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USA

Clinton lashes back at Trump over his comments about Putin

Hillary Clinton has responded to comments made by Donald Trump on US network NBC News. The republican presidential nominee said the Russian president is a better leader than the US president Barack Obama. “Bizarrely once again, he praised Russia’s strongman Vladimir Putin, even taking the astonishing step of suggesting that he prefers the Russian president

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International, USA

GOP pushes back against Trump’s growing embrace of Putin

WASHINGTON — Republicans chafed at Donald Trump’s growing praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday, warning that the Russian leader is no ally of the United States and underscoring an internal GOP debate a generation after Ronald Reagan made strong skepticism of Russia a bedrock principle of the party. Trump, who has for months

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International, USA

Author Jennifer Weiner to launch S.D. Jewish Book Fair

LA JOLLA, California (Press Release) – To launch San Diego’s 22nd Annual San Diego Jewish Book Fair, a preview event will be held at 7 p.m., Thursday, October 20 with #1 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Weiner, author of soon-to-be-released, Hungry Heart: Adventures in Life, Love, and Writing.  The event will be held at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center in

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Books, Poetry & Short Stories, San Diego Calendar

Clinton campaign: Donald Trump has no plan to defeat ISIS, ‘lashed out’ at U.S. generals

Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager said Thursday that Donald Trump has no plan to defeat the Islamic State terrorist group and that Mr. Trump “lashed out” at the United States’ generals when pressed for details at a forumWednesday evening. “Donald Trump simply didn’t come prepared, and he’s not going to be prepared to serve as president,

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USA

Trump hits the media, repeats false Iraq War claim, unveils education plan in speech

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump unveiled a $20 billion school voucher plan at a charter school in Cleveland on Thursday, hoping to make inroads with the suburban women he needs to catch up with Hillary Clinton. Though the speech was dedicated to education, Trump began his remarks by spending several minutes lambasting Clinton’s foreign policy experience

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Science, Medicine, & Education, USA

Brazil: Temer booed at Independence Day Parade and at Paralympics

There were jeers from protesters on Wednesday as Michel Temer arrived to take part in his first Independence Day Parade as Brazil’s President. In office for a week, after Dilma Rousseff’s removal, national celebrations should have been a happy occasion for the conservative politician, coinciding with the start of Brazil hosting the Paralympic Games. But

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International, Sports & Competitions

Trump Proffers Pentagon Specifics: $60B More To Boost Troops, Ships

When Donald Trump discussed his defense program in Philadelphia on Wednesday, the bluster and lunacy of the primary season were gone and he offered a scripted position paper that reflected (mostly) mainstream Republican ideas. There is still lots one might disagree with, but the discipline of the teleprompter meant that he read a staff-prepared paper

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International, USA

Court postpones Palestinian elections indefinitely, a sign of growing tension with Hamas

TEL AVIV, Israel — The Palestinian Supreme Court indefinitely postponed municipal elections scheduled for Oct. 8, a surprise move that reflects infighting in Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’ Fatah party, tension between Fatah and Islamic militants from Hamas and rising instability in Palestinian cities. The state-run WAFA news agency on Thursday reported that the high

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Middle East

Rep. Nunes Knocks DNI ‘Bureaucracy’; Schiff Calls On Obama To ID Russia For DNC Hack

Reps. Nunes and Schiff, with Walter Pincus (l) WASHINGTON: The persistent grumbles from the CIA and other bastions of the Intelligence Community that the Director of National Intelligence is just an unneeded layer of bureaucracy has caught the ear of House Intelligence chairman Rep. Devin Nunes. He promised to try and pass legislation to change

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International, USA

Turkey lifts ban on German lawmakers visiting troops at Incirlik base

Berlin (dpa) – The Turkish government has lifted a ban on German lawmakers visiting Bundeswehr troops stationed at the strategic Incirlik airbase in the country’s south-east, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Thursday. The ban on Bundestag lawmakers visiting the base, from which Germany is supporting a US-led military coalition against the extremist Islamic State

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International, Middle East

Q&A: Could Russian hackers mess with the US election results?

WASHINGTON — The recent Russian hack into the Democratic National Committee’s computers and subsequent FBI warning that two states’ elections databases had been victims of cyberattacks are raising fears that a foreign power might penetrate U.S. systems and try to alter the outcome of November’s vote. Though possible, such an unprecedented foreign Election Day hacking

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International, USA