Monday, May 29, 2017

Memorial Day observed across the U.S.

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Memorial Day observed across the U.S.

Memorial Day observed across the U.S.President Trump lays a wreath at Arlington and more Memorial Day observances from across the U.S.


Israeli TV: ‘Trump shouted "You tricked me" at Abbas during meeting’

Israeli TV: ‘Trump shouted "You tricked me" at Abbas during meeting’An Israeli television channel has claimed that US President Donald Trump shouted at Palestinian Authority (PA) Leader Mahmoud Abbas in talks held during Mr Trump’s visit to the West Bank last week. “You tricked me in [Washington] DC! You talked there about your commitment to peace, but the Israelis showed me your involvement in incitement [against Israel],” Mr Trump is alleged to have shouted at the Palestinian leader, an outburst that was followed by several minutes of shocked silence, said Israel’s Channel 2, citing an unnamed American official. “Meeting you in the White House earlier this month given us hope… and optimism of the possibility to make the long-standing dream of lasting peace come true,” Mr Abbas said, emphasising the Palestinian leadership’s desire for a two-state solution.


Mother Arrested After Allegedly Locking Kids Inside Trunk to Shop at Walmart

Mother Arrested After Allegedly Locking Kids Inside Trunk to Shop at WalmartShe is being held on suspicion of child abuse.


Two men stabbed to death on Oregon train trying to stop anti-Muslim rant

Two men stabbed to death on Oregon train trying to stop anti-Muslim rantPolice identified the assailant, who was arrested soon after the Friday afternoon attack, as Jeremy Joseph Christian of Portland, a 35-year-old convicted felon. The attack unfolded hours before the start of Ramadan, Islam's holy month, when most of the world's 1.6 billion Muslims observe a daily religious fast.


US will step up air strikes to 'annihilate' Isis and citizen casualties are inevitable, warns Defence Secretary

US will step up air strikes to 'annihilate' Isis and citizen casualties are inevitable, warns Defence SecretaryPentagon chief James Mattis has said that the US is “accelerating the tempo” of the fight against Isis, and that civilian deaths should be anticipated as a “fact of life”. While US forces operating in Syria and Iraq do “do everything humanly possible” to prevent the loss of innocent life, “Civilian casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation,“ General Mattis told CBS’ Face the Nation on Sunday. The interview comes after new figures from war monitor the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights found that the last four-week period was the deadliest for Syrian civilians on record since the US-led coalition bombing campaign began in 2014.


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