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Trump's Warning on Limits to US Aid in Puerto Rico Adds 'Insult to Injury,' Mayor Says
New York Times
Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan, who is leading the United States military effort in Puerto Rico, unloading critical supplies in Cidra on Thursday. Credit Dennis M. Rivera Pichardo for The New York Times. WASHINGTON — President Trump suggested again on ...
Trump: We cannot aid Puerto Rico 'forever'CNN
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Trump signs order to eliminate ACA insurance rules, undermine marketplaces
Washington Post
President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday intended to circumvent the Affordable Care Act by making it easier for individuals and small business to buy different types of health plans with lower prices but also fewer benefits and protections.
Foiled in Congress, Trump Signs Order to Undermine ObamacareNew York Times
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Trump signs order to eliminate ACA insurance rules, undermine marketplaces
Washington Post
President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday intended to allow small businesses and potentially individuals to buy a long-disputed type of health insurance that skirts state regulations and Affordable Care Act protections. The White House and ...
Foiled in Congress, Trump Signs Order to Undermine ObamacareNew York Times
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US Will Withdraw From Unesco, Citing Its 'Anti-Israel Bias'
New York Times
The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization headquarters in Paris. The State Department cited “the need for fundamental reform” at Unesco as among the reasons the United States was withdrawing. Credit Francois Mori/Associated ...
Israel to join US in quitting UnescoBBC News
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San Juan mayor fires back at Trump: 'Shame on you'
The Hill
Carmen Yulín Cruz, mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, fired back at President Trump after he said the U.S. couldn't keep FEMA, the military and first responders on the hurricane-ravaged island "forever.” “It is not that you do not get it; you are ...

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American Caitlan Coleman, family freed from Afghanistan captors
Fox News
Canadian Joshua Boyle, left, and U.S. citizen Caitlan Coleman were kidnapped in Afghanistan in 2012. (AP). An American woman, her Canadian husband and their three young children -- who had been held captive since 2012 by the Taliban-affiliated ...
American hostage and her family freed after five years in captivityABC News
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Trump threatens to abandon Puerto Rico recovery effort
Washington Post
President Trump served notice Thursday that he may pull back federal relief workers from Puerto Rico, effectively threatening to abandon the U.S. territory amid a staggering humanitarian crisis in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. Declaring the U.S ...
Trump: FEMA can't stay in Puerto Rico foreverThe Hill
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EU Says Little Progress Made in Brexit Talks With Britain
U.S. News & World Report
The EU's Brexit negotiator says that the two sides have made little progress in a fifth round of talks on Britain's departure from the EU in March 2019. Oct. 12, 2017, at 7:46 a.m.. EU Says Little Progress Made in Brexit Talks With Britain ...
Brexit talks to be delayed after hitting a 'deadlock' over Britain's divorce billBusiness Insider
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Whole towns evacuated as Northern California firestorm grows; at least 23 people are dead, 285 missing
Los Angeles Times
The death toll rose to 23 on Wednesday night from the rapidly spreading firestorm in California wine country as firefighters were battling the return of dangerous winds that sparked new evacuations. All residents of Calistoga and Geyserville were ...
Wildfires kill couple married for 75 years and leave 250+ missingCNN
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Weinstein Company Was Aware of Payoffs in 2015
New York Times
The Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. Conflicting accounts have emerged about what executives at his company knew of the misconduct complaints against him. Credit Richard Shotwell/Invision, via Associated Press. With Harvey Weinstein fired amid ...
The Weinstein BreakSlate Magazine
Harvey Weinstein Says He's "Devastated" Over Wife Georgina Chapman's Decision to Leave HimHollywood... Читать дальше...

Killer wildfires continue to scorch California's wine country, with 21 dead and hundreds missing
Washington Post
SANTA ROSA, Calif. — The wind known as the Diablo is picking up again, the air is dry, there is no rain in sight and the killer wildfires that have scorched the wine country of Northern California remain almost completely uncontained. Officials warned ...
California Wildfires Have Now Killed At Least 21 People; More High Winds ForecastNPR
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Trump escalates threats against press, calls news coverage 'frankly disgusting'
Washington Post
President Trump on Wednesday lashed out over a critical news report and escalated his previous attacks on the media by suggesting that news organizations he disagrees with be shut down, alarming free-speech advocates who compared the tactics to ...
The Memo: Who's winning Trump's war with media?The Hill
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We Asked Facebook 12 Questions About the Election, and Got 5 Answers
New York Times
A Trump campaign rally in May 2016. Facebook reported that “malicious actors” used fake accounts during the campaign to promote links to stolen information. Credit Ty Wright for The New York Times. Nearly a year after Election Day, Facebook's role in ...
How Russian content ended up on PinterestWashington Post
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Boy Scouts announcement allowing girls raises questions among local parents
Indianapolis Star
The Wednesday announcement by the Boy Scouts of America that it would soon allow girls into its organization raised questions among area Scout leaders on what the change would entail and the impact on Girl Scouts. The plan, adopted unanimously by the ...

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