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England closed day four on 132-4, still 127 runs away from making Australia bat again, and on the brink of shipping the urn back to the Baggy Greens. Australia lost three wickets for 12 runs in the mini-collapse but wicketkeeper Tim Paine (49 not out) and Pat Cummins (41) steadied the home side with a 93-run stand.

Australian man was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of acting as an economic agent for North Korea. Cash-strapped North Korea has come under a new round of stricter United Nations sanctions this year after pressing ahead with its missile and nuclear programmes in defiance of worldwide pressure.

North Korea faces the danger of a nuclear catastrophe - not war with the U.S. - but the possibility of a China Syndrome-type accident at one of its domestic nuclear reactors. In his Friday speech, Tillerson returned to a tougher stance and took particular aim at what the administration sees as lackluster effort by China and Russian Federation to pressure Pyongyang.

Midway through the song, young Teegan decided that she'd rather play with baby Jesus' likeness instead of congregating around his manger. Three-year-old Collia Weems then tries to take the doll from Benson and the two end up fighting back and forth over the baby.

Hawaii State Representative Matt LoPresti today called on Hawaii Attorney General Chin to explore pursuing legal action that would bar the effects of the FCC vote in Hawaii. Falcon said, "Senator Flake and, I think, every Republican senator really has a political challenge in front of them". But without rules in place, broadband providers could raise costs for small businesses and consumers, net neutrality advocates say.

Initial reports following the mayor's press conference said the Christmas Market in Nazareth was cancelled. Christmas events in the city, which is a center of Christian pilgrimage, normally provide a big boost to its economy. Salam also called Trump " wretched " and said he had stabbed Palestinians in the back. Jerusalem is sacred to Jews, Muslims and Christians. "We have already welcomed 60,000 people to the city today", Salam said.

Police said they learned of the deaths after responding to a midday (1700 GMT) medical call at the Sherman's home in an affluent section of northeast Toronto. Today, the company has more than 10,000 people in research, development, manufacturing and distribution facilities world-wide, with more than 6,000 employees at its Canadian operations.

He said the issue of Al-Quds Al-Sharif is at the heart of the Palestinian cause and the decision by the United States is a provocation and has serious consequences on the security of the region. It also raised fears of more bloodshed. "The US administration should give up its role in the peace process, and if the US does not step back, it will be responsible for all the consequences", the declaration states.

UN-sponsored talks in Geneva , set to end the Syrian civil war have collapsed, with a deflated special envoy Staffan de Mistura admitting that a "golden big opportunity" had been missed. The eighth and latest round of peace talks ended in Geneva with little more than hope for a new round in January. However, on Friday the lack of progress in Geneva and continuing assault of the besieged rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta near Damascus brought scathing criticism from Paris.

Joseph Yun told reporters in Bangkok that the talks could take place without preconditions and would serve Washington's dual approach of pressure and engagement on Pyongyang over its nuclear program. US Secretary of Defense James Mattis said that he did not believe North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) posed a serious threat to the US, but analysis is ongoing.

Manigault and the White House have asserted that she was not dismissed but instead resigned (video below). With her parting "Bye, Felicia", Roberts made no secret of her distaste for Manigault-Newman, who was frequently questioned about her credibility as a White House staff member.