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The Latest: Civil rights nominee says he'll be aggressive

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on the confirmation hearing for the Trump administration's top civil rights lawyer (all times local): 4 p.m. The Washington labor lawyer tapped to be the Trump administration's top civil rights attorney is offering assurances of his commitment to defending voting rights and prosecuting hate crimes. Eric Dreiband (DRY-band) said during a Wednesday hearing that hate crimes will be his top priority if he is confirmed to lead the Justice Department's civil rights division. Читать дальше...

Trump bucked his own Treasury secretary and every top Republican by agreeing to a deal with Democrats on the debt ceiling

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President Donald Trump sided with Democrats during a crucial meeting on the debt ceiling and other congressional priorities Wednesday, bucking his own Treasury secretary and leaving key members of his party furious.

The meeting was designed to discuss legislation to provide relief for Hurricane Harvey, raise or suspend the debt ceiling, and fund the government past the end of September.

According to a source briefed on the meeting, the two sides had come... Читать дальше...

Students protest parking lot flag ban at Minnesota school

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COLD SPRING, Minn. (AP) — Students at a central Minnesota high school are flying American flags on their pickup trucks to protest a recent ban. Rocori High School in Cold Spring has changed the student handbook to ban all flags and banners on vehicles in the school parking lot. Superintendent Scott Staska says the change came after last spring when Confederate flags began showing up on vehicles in the parking lot. He says school administrators are responsible for creating a safe and respectful environment... Читать дальше...

Stocks end higher as energy shares lead gains

MarketWatch.com 

U.S. stocks ended higher Wednesday, shrugging off geopolitical jitters surrounding North Korea as energy shares rallied and President Donald Trump and lawmakers reached a deal to extend the deadline on the debt ceiling by three months. The S&P 500 ended 0.3% higher near 2.465, according to preliminary figures, while the Dow industrials advanced around 54 points to end near 21,807. The Nasdaq Composite finished 0.3% higher near 6,393.

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All Mike Francesa was allowed to say about Craig Carton

New York Post (sports) 

Mike Francesa hates acknowledging the existence of Craig Carton, and apart from an early statement, that trend continued on one of the most explosive days in WFAN history. After Carton, half of “Boomer and Carton,” was arrested on federal fraud charges, Francesa took the mic with a rarely seen muzzle over his mouth. With a...



TV Review: Elisabeth Moss and Nicole Kidman in ‘Top of the Lake: China Girl’ on SundanceTV

Variety 

Elisabeth Moss has had quite a year. In the spring, in “The Handmaid’s Tale,” she gave uncanny immediacy to the plight of her character, Offred, who was defined — unwillingly — by her potential fertility. Moss’ quest to illuminate the narrowness of Offred’s choices and the magnitude of her rage was aided immeasurably by the... Read more »

The Latest: Florida nuclear plants prepare to power down

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MIAMI (AP) — The Latest news related to Hurricane Irma in Florida (all times local): 4:10 p.m. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says it is preparing to shut down two Florida nuclear plants that could be in the path of Hurricane Irma. Additional inspectors are on-site at the Turkey Point plant south of Miami, and the St. Lucie plant along the state's eastern coast. NRC spokesman Roger Hannah says both nuclear plants are preparing for the storm, checking to ensure any outside equipment is tied down... Читать дальше...

$291M cost prompts new look at Louisiana college program

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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The nearly $300 million price tag for Louisiana's much-beloved free college tuition program is sparking continued disagreement over whether the state can continue to afford paying for thousands to attend college each year. TOPS is credited with improving high school performance and college graduation rates in a poor state that has struggled to boost education attainment. But its costs have shot up to an estimated $291 million this school year, as more students reached the... Читать дальше...

Facebook says fake accounts linked to Russia bought thousands of ads during US election (FB)

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Facebook on Wednesday said it had found evidence that fake accounts "likely operated out of Russia" bought thousands of ads during the US presidential election designed to amplify divisive political messages.

Facebook said the ads were part of elaborate "information operations" in which "organized actors," including governments, used social media to deceive the public and distort political sentiment.

The social network discovered roughly $100,000 in ad buys between June 2015 and May 2017 "associated with roughly 3... Читать дальше...

Kicker Younghoe Koo blazes path from South Korea to Chargers

TheRepublic.com 

COSTA MESA, Calif. — Younghoe Koo didn’t know much about football when he saw his new seventh-grade classmates in New Jersey playing two-hand touch during lunch recess. Koo got invited to kick off, and the South Korean-born, soccer-loving middle schooler booted the pigskin with authority. So he signed up for tackle football — and he





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