| Doctor Notes ‘Irony’ Of Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Being Treated By Jewish Staffers Posted: 29 Oct 2018 04:25 PM PDT  The man who allegedly shot up a Pittsburgh synagogue Saturday and killed 11
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| 9 days until the midterm elections: Where things stand Posted: 28 Oct 2018 07:00 AM PDT  As the midterm elections draw nearer, here's an update on key races and other recent developments.
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| White woman fired after video of her harassing her black neighbor goes viral Posted: 29 Oct 2018 11:13 AM PDT  A white woman was fired from her North Carolina job after a video of her
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| Suspicious Package Bound For CNN Intercepted In Atlanta, CNN Reports Posted: 29 Oct 2018 07:51 AM PDT  A suspicious package addressed to CNN was intercepted Monday morning at an
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| WikiLeaks' Assange says Ecuador seeking to end his asylum Posted: 29 Oct 2018 02:51 PM PDT  During the hearing, Assange said the new rules were a sign Ecuador was trying to push him out, and said Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno had already decided to end his asylum but had not yet officially given the order. "If Mr. Assange wants to stay and he follows the rules ... he can stay at the embassy as long as he wants," said Attorney General Inigo Salvador, adding that Assange's stay had cost the country $6 million. Foreign Minister Jose Valencia declined to comment on Assange's assertion that Ecuador sought to hand him over to the United States.
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| The Ford Mustang's New RTR Appearance Package Lets You Pretend You're Vaughn Gittin, Jr. Posted: 29 Oct 2018 09:03 AM PDT  It's not quite as intense as the drifter's one-off cars, but it nearly looks the part.
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| 'Fox & Friends' Host Says Migrant Caravan May Be Bringing 'Diseases' To America Posted: 29 Oct 2018 07:21 AM PDT  "Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade warned viewers on Monday about the migrant
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| A Plane Carrying 189 People Crashed in Indonesia. Here's What We Know So Far Posted: 29 Oct 2018 06:04 AM PDT  The plane was brand new and the pilot didn't signal an emergency
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| Gab, Social Network Favored By The Far-Right, Goes Offline After Synagogue Shooting Posted: 29 Oct 2018 03:34 AM PDT  Gab.com, the self-described "free speech social media platform" popular with
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| Pittsburgh mayor opposes Trump's call to arm synagogues Posted: 28 Oct 2018 08:32 AM PDT  Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto said the United States should look at limiting firearm access for violent people rather than arming synagogues, churches or mosques.
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| Top 10 pet Halloween costumes sold on eBay Posted: 29 Oct 2018 11:04 AM PDT  Picking the perfect Halloween costume for yourself is already a lot of work --
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| Brazil Elects Far-Right Authoritarian Jair Bolsonaro As President Posted: 28 Oct 2018 03:29 PM PDT  The rise of right-wing movements and parties across the globe took a giant and
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| Gab.com goes offline after Pittsburgh synagogue shooting Posted: 29 Oct 2018 08:06 AM PDT ![Gab.com goes offline after Pittsburgh synagogue shooting]( "Gab.com goes offline after Pittsburgh synagogue shooting") (This story corrects paragraph four to show non-profit group helps all refugees, not only Jewish refugees) By Trevor Hunnicutt and Paresh Dave (Reuters) - Gab.com, the website where the suspected Pittsburgh synagogue gunman posted anti-Semitic views, said on Sunday it was offline for a period of time after being asked by its domain provider to move to another registrar. The move comes after GoDaddy Inc asked Gab to change the domain, while PayPal Holdings Inc , Stripe Inc and Joynet Inc blocked the website. "We have informed Gab.com that they have 24 hours to move the domain to another registrar," a spokesman for GoDaddy said, adding the site violated its terms of service and hosted content that "promotes and encourages violence against people." The 46-year-old suspect Robert Bowers in the shooting incident has been charged with murdering 11 people on Saturday in the deadliest attack ever on the Jewish community in the United States.
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| The Latest: Searchers recover remains, debris Posted: 29 Oct 2018 11:02 AM PDT  KARAWANG, Indonesia (AP) — The Latest on the crash of a Lion Air plane in Indonesia (all times local):
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| Fox Business Condemns Lou Dobbs Guest Who Pushed Migrant Caravan Conspiracy Theory Posted: 28 Oct 2018 11:44 AM PDT  Fox Business on Sunday condemned remarks made by a guest on "Lou Dobbs
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| Pittsburgh synagogue shooting: Why was synagogue attack suspect Robert Bowers apparently obsessed with HIAS? Posted: 29 Oct 2018 02:49 PM PDT  Pittsburgh resident Robert Bowers is facing court having been charged with a number of crimes over the deaths of 11 people during a shooting at a synagogue in the city. It is one such message, written by a user with the name Robert Bowers, which has garnered much of the focus. "HIAS likes to bring invaders in that kill our people," he wrote.
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| Religious leaders, others express horror at synagogue attack Posted: 27 Oct 2018 07:05 PM PDT  PITTSBURGH (AP) — Reaction to the Saturday morning shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh, where a man killed 11 people and wounded six in one of the deadliest attacks on Jews in U.S. history:
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| Turkey shells US-backed Kurdish militia positions in Syria: state media Posted: 28 Oct 2018 09:32 AM PDT  Turkey's military on Sunday fired artillery shells at a Kurdish militia in Syria that is backed by the United States but deemed a terrorist group by Ankara, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported. The shelling targeted YPG positions on the eastern bank of the Euphrates River in northern Syria, Anadolu said.
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| Intel Withdraws Funding For White Supremacist GOP Congressman Steve King Posted: 29 Oct 2018 08:42 AM PDT  Technology corporation Intel has dropped its support for Rep. Steve King
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| Winning numbers for Powerball's $688 million jackpot drawn Posted: 28 Oct 2018 12:36 AM PDT  The winning numbers for the estimated $687.8 million Powerball jackpot, the fourth largest in the lottery's history, were drawn Saturday night. This is the second astronomical lottery draw this week, with the $1.537 billion Mega Millions lottery drawn on Tuesday with one winning ticket sold in South Carolina. The winner or winners of the Mega Millions $2 ticket have not yet stepped forward publicly.
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| Bolsonaro Gets Brazilian Oil Windfall With Output Poised to Soar Posted: 29 Oct 2018 10:09 AM PDT  After a decade of stagnant production, Brazil's offshore mega-projects are about to deliver a double whammy with exports set to surge and Brent prices comfortably above $70 a barrel. This means more revenue for a country beset with fiscal deficits, and more activity in a key industry, said Decio Oddone, the head of Brazil's National Petroleum Agency. The oil turnaround gives the government more than just cash -- it promises to revive the fortunes of Petrobras, the much-maligned state-controlled state oil company that's a source of pride for many Brazilians but which has spent the past few years mired in scandal.
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| Tesla Includes Model 3 Performance Upgrade as Standard on Top Version Posted: 29 Oct 2018 12:50 PM PDT  It's a $5000 gift from Elon Musk to buyers of the Dual Motor Performance Model 3.
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| We Cannot Recycle And Beach Clean Our Way Out Of A Plastics Crisis Posted: 29 Oct 2018 02:45 AM PDT  In the few minutes it will take you to read this article, another five
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| Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting: Iranian immigrant raises more than $650,000 for Jewish victims Posted: 29 Oct 2018 02:32 PM PDT  Shay Khatiri first heard about the mass shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue from a friend. Mr Khatiri, who had been crashing on his Jewish friend's couch for several months, woke up to see his friend visibly shaken from the tragic news and wanted to do something. "I thought about [making] a small donation, and then I thought it'd be better if I start this campaign," Mr Khatiri told The Independent.
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| 'We Can't Go Back': Trump Claims Democrats Will Hurt Economy In Closing Television Ad Posted: 29 Oct 2018 08:41 AM PDT  President Trump's campaign warned that his economic gains will be undone if voters hand the reins over to Democrats.
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| Judge rules 1 trial for man charged with killing 9 in fires Posted: 28 Oct 2018 11:40 AM PDT ![Judge rules 1 trial for man charged with killing 9 in fires]( "Judge rules 1 trial for man charged with killing 9 in fires") AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A man accused of killing nine people in two arson fires in Ohio will have a single trial, a judge has ruled.
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| Hundreds of Honduran migrants cross river into Mexico Posted: 29 Oct 2018 01:47 PM PDT  Hundreds of Hondurans crossed a river into Mexico in a fresh wave of migrants heading to the United States on Monday as the United States said it would deploy 5,000 troops on its border with Mexico. Men, women and children crossed the Suchiate River from Guatemala into Mexico on rafts made from truck tires, or by forming human chains to avoid being swept away.
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| Pittsburgh Unites To Remember Synagogue Shooting Victims Posted: 29 Oct 2018 11:28 AM PDT  Thousands gather to mourn 11 people shot & killed at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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| The Supreme Cat Show Posted: 29 Oct 2018 11:47 AM PDT ![The Supreme Cat Show]( "The Supreme Cat Show") The one-day Supreme Cat Show is one of the largest cat fancy competitions in Europe with over 800 cats being exhibited. Exhibitors aim to have their cat named as the show's 'Supreme Exhibit' from the winners of the individual categories of: Supreme Adult, Supreme Kitten and Supreme Neuter. (Getty)
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| In talks with Saudi minister, Mattis calls for transparent investigation in Khashoggi killing Posted: 28 Oct 2018 08:50 AM PDT  Washington Post columnist Khashoggi's murder has escalated into a crisis for the world's top oil exporter as Saudi Arabia's allies have reacted with outrage. Mattis said he met Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir during a conference in Bahrain on Saturday and discussed the killing. You know the same thing we talked about, the need for transparency, full and complete investigation," Mattis told a small group of reporters traveling to Prague with him.
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| The dangers of Nikasil cylinder linings in your Jaguar XK8 Posted: 28 Oct 2018 05:38 AM PDT  There's a dark secret within the engine bay of pre-2000 model year Jaguar XK8s. If you've got Nikasil cylinder linings, there's a few things you need to watch out for...
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| Former beauty queen who was runner-up in Thailand's Miss Universe named as Leicester City crash victim Posted: 29 Oct 2018 05:49 AM PDT  One of the five victims of the helicopter crash outside the home of Leicester City Football Club was a runner-up in Thailand's Miss Universe beauty pageant. Nursara Suknamai, 33, died alongside her boss and the club's owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha in the incident, which also claimed the lives of colleague Kaveporn Pupare and pilots Eric Swaffer and Izabela Roza Lechowicz. The former beauty queen's social media pages are filled with photographs of her with Leicester City players including Harry Maguire and Jamie Vardy. Yoga fanatic Ms Suknamai regularly posted her workouts on Instagram as well as other shots from Venice, Milan, Nice, Paris, Royal Ascot and the FIFA World Cup in Russia in the summer. In 2005, she finished runner-up in Miss Thailand Universe and won a "Miss Photogenic" competition before going on to work in television. She starred in Thai soap operas between 2007 and 2013 before moving on to work full-time as an assistant to Mr Srivaddhanaprabha. View this post on Instagram Bonjour #bonjour #eiffeltower A post shared by Nusara Suknamai (@zara_nusara) on Sep 11, 2018 at 1:24pm PDT Her last few posts on Facebook revealed a life of glamour and high end dining at some of London's most exquisite restaurants, including the Italian Zafferano's in Belgravia and Umu, a Japanese restaurant in Mayfair. On the day before the crash, Ms Suknamai enjoyed freshly imported Greek fish at Estiatoro Milos, which describes itself as one of the finest seafood restaurants in the world. Beneath the pictures of delicious seafood, friends expressed their shock with praying hands emojis and "RIPs. "Are you really lost?" asked one. View this post on Instagram Match winner 1-2 �������� #Lcfc #southampton A post shared by Nusara Suknamai (@zara_nusara) on Aug 25, 2018 at 10:15am PDT The former model showed a love for travel and for Leicester City Football Club on her social media pages, posing on the London's King's Road, at Avenue Montaigne in Paris, and with England football manager, Gareth Southgate, at the King Power stadium. On Instagram, she smiled in a picture with Leicester players Harry Maguire and Wes Morgan, and entertained her 16,000 followers with stunning shots from trips to Ascot, the Greek island of Santorini, her summer in Nice and in Porto Cervo, Italy. Her friends and fans took to social media with moving tributes to her life. Nursara Suknamai and England manager Gareth Southgate "I kept praying that it wasn't you but the miracle isn't real. This friend of mine has left us for good," said one friend, Khamutchart Khemchira, on her Facebook page, next to a black and white collage of pictures. "I could only pray for you last night. And then you came to say goodbye to me in my dream, talked to me in a cheery voice. I don't remember what you said to me. I asked heaven to take you back and take care of my angel friend."
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| The Nissan 370Z Project Clubsport 23 Has a 400-HP Twin-Turbo V-6 Posted: 29 Oct 2018 08:54 AM PDT  Sadly just a one-off, the Infiniti-sourced engine is paired with a manual for the first time.
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| Donald Trump To Visit Pittsburgh After Synagogue Shooting Despite City Leaders' Opposition Posted: 29 Oct 2018 12:11 PM PDT  President Donald Trump plans to visit Pittsburgh on Tuesday, four days after
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| Student dies after fight ends in gunfire at NC high school Posted: 29 Oct 2018 02:42 PM PDT  A North Carolina high school student shot and killed a fellow student during a fight in a crowded school hallway Monday, officials said, calling the incident a case of bullying that "escalated out of control" which had students scurrying to escape and parents rushing to campus to check on their children.
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| Aussie cops to the roo-scue as kangaroo caught in surf Posted: 27 Oct 2018 11:00 PM PDT  A kangaroo that hopped into the sea for a dip at a Melbourne beach had to be rescued by Australian police and brought back to life with CPR, officers said Sunday. Officers said they were called to Safety Beach in Melbourne on Saturday afternoon amid reports the native animal was struggling in the water. "It began to swim but got into difficulty in the swell and breaking waves and went under water a couple of times," Victoria Police said in a statement.
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| Chinese privately developed rocket fails to reach orbit Posted: 28 Oct 2018 03:50 AM PDT  A privately developed Chinese carrier rocket failed to reach orbit after lifting off from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on Saturday, in a blow to the country's nascent attempts by private companies to rival Elon Musk's SpaceX. "Before Zhuque carrier rocket was launched, its mission was already completed," the company said in the post on Saturday, without giving further details. Landspace was founded in 2015 and soon aimed to be the first Chinese private company to deliver a satellite into orbit.
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| Health-Care Companies Pour $46.7 Million Into Midterm Vote Posted: 29 Oct 2018 01:37 PM PDT  Of the money given by health-care political action committees -- the official political arms of companies and industry or professional associations -- 57 percent went to Republicans. When contributions from employees are included, the total given by industry PACs and individual employees rises to almost $200 million -- more than for any other midterm election dating back to 1990, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. It doesn't count money that industry groups give to other political committees that ends up in candidates' campaign coffers, or their independent spending on issue ads.
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| Duchess of Sussex warns of Instagram-filtered life, saying it skews young people's 'sense of self worth' Posted: 29 Oct 2018 01:53 AM PDT  The Duchess of Sussex opened up about the pressures of social media during a conversation with mental health advocates in New Zealand. During a visit to a beachside cafe in Wellington, Meghan talked to people supporting others in the area of mental health about the impact that unrealistic images on the likes of Instagram and Twitter can have on youth. "Young people find it so difficult," she said during a conversation with staff and volunteers from Live For Tomorrow, an online youth initiative focused on reaching millennials with messages of hope and positive change. "You see photos on social media and you don't know whether she's born with it or maybe it's a filter. Your judgement of your sense of self worth becomes really skewed when it's all based on likes." The Duke added: "Issues stemming from social media and gaming are a major problem for young people in the UK — and globally. "Fingers are often pointed at the parents but that's not always fair as they too need to be educated about these things." The Duchess of Sussex talks people from a number of mental health projects Credit: Ian Vogler Harry and Meghan — who are both strong advocates for mental health awareness — were at Wellington's Maranui Cafe on Monday, October 29, to learn about initiatives and programmes supporting mental wellbeing in New Zealand, with a focus on youth. They arrived just after 10am and were escorted in by Lucia Kennedy, founder of Luminary Legacies, which honours people who have impacted positively on individuals, families and communities. "It smells so great in here," Harry said after walking past the cafe's colourful cake counter. Before sitting at their first table, the couple were offered drinks by the cafe's co-owner Bronwyn Kelly, with the Duke asking for water, the Duchess having a "milk tea". At the first table the couple met Jazz Thornton and Gen Mora from Voices of Hope. "We've both had battles with mental health of our own and so we wanted to create a platform where people can share stories of hope," Thornton said of their website, which contains videos and personal blogs which promotes mental wellbeing, empowerment and recovery. Harry and Meghan heard the two women from Voices of Hope share how their 2017 viral video "Dear Suicidal Me" - which features young people who have overcome mental health problems reading their own suicide notes - saved the life of a 15-year-old young girl in Canada. "Her mother contacted us and said that her daughter was planning to take her life but then saw the video and went to speak to her instead," explained Thornton. "It saved her life." "It's amazing what you have done," Harry remarked. "I think anyone who has overcome mental health problems often go out of their own way to help others." The Duke spoke about his own struggles with mental health during the conversations, admitting that it took him years to confront his own inner turmoil. "It took me about three or four years to start the journey and then after that you still have to find the right people to speak to," he started. On the same table the couple also spoke with volunteers and staff from Lifeline Aotearoa, a 24-hour crisis service offering free community helplines and text message support to people of all ages in New Zealand. The organisation has been established for 53 years and has over 200 volunteers and 50 staff. "Kidsline buddy" volunteer Leroy, told the couple about how the service doesn't just offer support but also gives callers tools to cope with mental health struggles in their daily lives. The Duchess of Sussex pours herself a tea Credit: Ian Vogler Harry was interested to learn that around 50% of the callers that phone in to the three helplines are men. "They're able to call from a private number if they want and it's a place they can open up and speak freely, without judgement," said Lifeline's Clinical Manager, Renee Matthews. "What's great about this is that it's done without judgement, it's a safe place for people that just need to talk," Meghan commented. Added Harry, "It's a real topic that doesn't just need to be openly discussed amongst the younger generation but also parents." At the third table Harry and Meghan met 21-year-old Ezekiel Raui, founder of Te Kotahi (which means to stand as one), a peer-support programme run by young volunteers that focuses on creating a positive society and removing judgmental attitudes that come prior to crisis. The programme has already been rolled out in four New Zealand schools and will reach even more in the months ahead. Raui received a Queen's Young Leader award in London earlier this year for his service, which he started in 2012 after a series of suicides, including that of a nine-year-old boy, rocked his Auckland high school and the Northland region of the country. "It's about educating children at school from an early age so they don't grow up feeling isolated or anxious about mental health problems or being judged... and hopefully they will pay that forward in the future," said Raui. "It's a programme built by young people and it's great to see how far it has come. "Our goal is long term, to push for an intergenerational change that will create better methods of understanding and communication between young people and their peers, young and adult, and also help create a better representation of [young people] in society." "I take my hat off to you," Harry said. "Having a 10 or 20-year strategy is much better than three or four. You want to take it to the point where you're out of a job, that the work you have done is so successful that the issue you have been tackling is no longer an issue." "It's important to focus on longterm planning and then creating that ripple effect," added Meghan. At the age of 18 Ezekiel Raui took part in the first White House United National Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) conference and met President Obama. Harry was so impressed by the young man's dedication to philanthropy that he asked for his name badge so he could get in touch again at a later date. "We need more people like you," Harry said. The last initiative they spoke to was youth mental health project Live for Tomorrow, which is part of New Zealand youth organisation Zeal. Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex with Meghan Markle the Duchess of Sussex meet young people from a number of mental health projects operating in New Zealand, at the Maranui Cafe in Wellington Credit: Reuters Manager Andrew Sutherland told the couple how their project tells real-life stories from young people, both online and in school, through documentaries, music videos and other resources. "There's a fear of embarrassment of having these problems in the first place," Harry said, "The fact you're going to schools and offering it online, which is where so many people spend most of their time, is really important." After the group chats concluded, Harry and Meghan took photographs with each table and seemed motivated by their chats, both smiling and laughing. "This has been so inspiring," said Meghan, who started a round of applause. "You're all doing really excellent work." The volunteers from Lifeline handed over gifts to the couple — two goody bags containing a baby onesies and t-shirts from their 72 Club campaign. "This is so sweet of you," Meghan said after thanking the group. Maranui Cafe owners Kate Richardson and Bronwyn Kelly also handed gifts for the couple — t-shirts and a book about the history of the Maranui Surf Life Saving Club, which was founded in 1912, and trains Wellington lifeguards. "They were both so warm and friendly," Richardson later remarked. "What they're doing is so important." After leaving the venue, Meghan had an aide return to the venue and request that the plates of small pastries that had been laid out on each table were shared with the children from Houghton Valley School they earlier met outside the venue. Sign up for Your Royal Appointment – for everything you need to know about the Royal Family, direct to your inbox each week.
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| Guy tries to shoo cat off his car, breaks windshield instead Posted: 29 Oct 2018 12:18 PM PDT  Viral Hog shared a video on Monday of a man attempting to shoo a cat off his car by kicking his windshield. Of course! Always the right way to go about something like this. Naturally, things did not go as planned. One kick wasn't quite enough to get the cat to move, so he gave the windshield another forceful kick, resulting in a sizable crack. "I was resting in the car when a cat approached the front windshield," the man — whose identity is concealed — told Viral Hog. "I wanted to scare him with my foot but apparently, I hit the glass way too hard and the glass broke." Probably best to just get out of the vehicle and shoo the cat in the future. Or better yet, just let the little fuzzball hang out if you're not in a rush to go anywhere.
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| Trump Attacks Press As 'True Enemy Of The People' Days After Bomb Sent To CNN Posted: 29 Oct 2018 06:23 AM PDT  President Donald Trump on Monday attacked the "fake news media" as the "true
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| Mattis presses Saudi leader for full probe on writer's death Posted: 28 Oct 2018 08:36 AM PDT  PRAGUE (AP) — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said he met with Saudi Arabia's foreign minister during an international conference and urged a full and complete investigation into the killing of writer Jamal Khashoggi.
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| National Park Service identifies two travel bloggers who fell from Taft Point in Yosemite Posted: 29 Oct 2018 03:26 PM PDT  "Is our life just worth one photo?" Two travel bloggers have been identified as a couple that died in a fall in Yosemite last month.
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| Catholic church split over abuse scandal gravity Posted: 28 Oct 2018 08:43 AM PDT  Pope Francis has vowed to end clerical sexual abuse, but bishops from Asia and Africa have shown a mixed response to a scandal some have termed a "Western problem". As the talks began, Francis warned again that abuse and cover ups would not be tolerated. Eamon Martin, the President of the Irish Episcopal Conference, said some churches were "in denial" and had not given the anti-paedophilia campaign "its proper place".
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