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A stunning 24-hour span saw May on Tuesday dealt the heaviest drubbing by parliament in modern British political history -- 432 votes to 202 -- over the divorce terms she reached with Brussels.
Undeterred by Trump's threats and US policies, another group of refugees and migrants leave El Salvador.
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Scotland approach the Six Nations believing they can win the title despite a lengthy injury list, says head coach Gregor Townsend.
The victor gets a trip to the Crown Ground to face League One's Accrington Stanley on Jan. 26.
One of the biggest gun grabbers of all time is out of office
Mike Babcock addressed the media after practice on Wednesday, discussing the new line combinations in practice (Johnsson-Tavares-Marner / Hyman-Matthews-Nylander / Marleau-Kadri-Kapanen / Lindholm-Gauthier-Brown), the team’s recent rut, the challenge against Tampa Bay tomorrow night, and more. What are you looking for with getting Zach Hyman back with Auston Matthews? Babcock: I think the big thing… […]
Читать дальше...William Barr praised the man tormenting Trump, his future boss, while before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May won a confidence vote on Wednesday, a day after suffering a historic parliamentary defeat over her Brexit divorce deal with the European Union. Her government won by 325 votes to 306 - a majority of 19. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn argued that May's "zombie" administration had lost the right to govern during a six hour debate on his motion. His party has not ruled out tabling further no-confidence motions. After her victory May told MPs that she would "continue... Читать дальше...
The investigation that ended with yesterday's raid began as part of Projet Saccage, a large-scale anti-drug operation.
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Zimbabwe police armed with AK-47 rifles arrested a prominent activist and pastor on Wednesday, along with scores of others, in a harsh crackdown over protests against dramatic fuel price hikes in the economically shattered country. Zimbabwe's state security minister says more than 600 people have been arrested countrywide amid protests over dramatic fuel price increases. As some hungry Harare residents reported being tear-gassed by police when they ventured out for bread, President Emmerson Mnangagwa... Читать дальше...
Questions on whether Nalinakshan died a martyr or was murdered persist
A company called Ambrosia is charging $8,000 for the procedure and accepting PayPal payments. But there's little to no evidence that it would work.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn argued that May's 'zombie' administration had lost the right to govern during a six hour debate on his motion
Tehran, Jan 16, IRNA – Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qasemi while condoling the Kenyan government and nation condemned the deadly terrorist attack in the African country's capital which killed at least 14 people.
Ambrosia charges $8,000 to fill your veins with the blood of young people to defeat aging, and is now accepting PayPal payments online. The company recently completed a clinical trial, but hasn't published results.
The committee is meant to formulate the constitution and election rules of the proposed council, which the government hopes to announce shortly
Judges from the International Criminal Court have rejected a bid by the prosecution to detain the former head of Cote d'Ivoire, Laurent Ggagbo, and his right-hand man, Charles Blé Goudé, a day after the two were acquitted on charges of crimes against humanity. Cuno Tarfusser, the head judge on a panel of three at the ICC, said exceptional reaso ...
