International

Trump is feted abroad as Asian leaders employ flattery to stay on America’s good side

BEIJING — President Barack Obama made his last trip to Asia, in September 2016, from a position of relative strength. His approval ratings were reliably high, both at home and abroad. He deepened collaboration with China on climate change, doubled American aid to Laos and lifted an arms embargo on Vietnam. But in terms of

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International, USA

Russian billionaire Yuri Milner’s early backing of Facebook, Twitter had Kremlin ties

Russian billionaire Yuri Milner gained fame and wealth as an early backer of Facebook Inc., Twitter Inc. and other Silicon Valley startups. Called “Russia’s most influential tech investor” by Forbes, Milner’s wealth has enabled him to partner with Facebook Chairman Mark Zuckerberg in scientific philanthropy, form a spacecraft initiative with famed physicist Stephen Hawking, and

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International, USA

Netanyahu associates released after marathon grilling in sub case

By Alexander Fulbright Two confidants of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were released from police custody late Sunday night after some 15 hours of questioning in the investigation into suspected corruption in the purchase of naval vessels from a German shipbuilder. While police did not reveal the identities of the two, multiple reports named one of

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Middle East

All Florida State fraternity activities suspended after pledge dies; alcohol suspected

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The death of a 20-year-old fraternity pledge from Pompano Beach led Florida State University to shut down all Greek life activities Monday. Alcohol is suspected of playing a role in the death of Andrew Coffey, whose body was found Friday — the morning after a gathering of more than 50 people

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Science, Medicine, & Education, USA

NASA data shows climate change is threatening more glaciers than we thought

We knew climate change was melting Greenland’s glaciers, but new data shows things are even worse than we thought. Left: Greenland topography color-coded from 4,900 feet (1,500 meters) below sea level (dark blue) to 4,900 feet above sea level (brown). Right: regions below sea level connected to the ocean, either shallower than 600 feet (200

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International, The World We Share

How SpongeBob SquarePants is helping one Syrian woman preserve her culture for her daughter

Of all the things Syrian refugees leave behind, one of the most surprising is language. Not the dialect they speak at home, but the Arabic of written and formal speech. It’s the form of Arabic used in school, books, public life and media. It’s a simplified version of the Arabic of the Quran, and you

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International, USA

Here’s how 2 good guys with a truck and a gun stopped the Texas church shooter

Johnnie Langendorff; Stephen Willeford After Devin Kelley killed more than 20 people in the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, two locals with a gun and a truck helped stop him in his tracks. Kelley, 26, opened fire on churchgoers over the weekend, killing 26 inside of the building. Freeman Martin, regional director of

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USA

Trump ends his visit in Japan by calling for a military buildup to counter the threat from North Korea

TOKYO — Wrapping up a visit here before flying to South Korea, President Donald Trump called for Japan to buy U.S. anti-missile batteries to counter the growing ballistic missile threat from North Korea, saying buying more U.S. military equipment would create more jobs for Americans and increase security for the Japanese. “He will shoot them

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International, USA

FRANCE – Trucks, vans used to block Paris roads to protest cancelled Champs-Élysées Christmas fair

Several dozen fair workers on Monday staged a go-slow on main roads around Paris, heavily disrupting traffic as they protested the city’s decision to cancel the annual Christmas fair on the famed Champs-Élysées avenue. Drivers of trucks and vans gathered at dawn for the “operation escargot” go-slow on roads leading to and from the capital.

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International

Trump Blames Mental Health For Texas Shooting But It’s More Complicated Than That

President Donald Trump blamed the Texas church shooting that left at least 26 dead on mental health problems, but experts say that it’s much more complicated than that. Trump, who’s visiting Japan, spoke about the shooting in a press conference Monday. “We have a lot of mental health problems in our country, as do other

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Science, Medicine, & Education, USA

Federal judge calls indicted Trump campaign official Paul Manafort ‘significant’ flight risk

WASHINGTON — A federal judge said Monday that President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman and another senior campaign aide posed “significant flight risks” a week after they were indicted on charges of fraud, money laundering and conspiracy that emerged from the special counsel investigation. U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson did not ease bail conditions

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