Second Justin Fairfax accuser comes forward, alleges rape
Ralph Northam (D) just won't resign , no matter how many of his fellow Democrats call for him to do so. The nearly exponential blackface scandal ensnaring the state's top Democratic leadership has now reached the upper echelons of the Old Dominion's Republican Party.
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NK summit to be held February 27-28 in Vietnam
Trump could use Vietnam to "signal to Beijing that North Korea is not in your hands, we have a counterbalance to Chinese influence in this area", said Cheon Seong Whun, a visiting research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul.
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Theresa May Speaks Out In Favour Of Joint World Cup Bid
May plans to meet with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and Brexit negotiator Michael Barnier to discuss the backstop. "These emergency evacuation plans have been in existence since the Cold War, but have now been repurposed in the event of civil disorder following a no-deal Brexit", Britain's The Sunday Times said, quoting an unnamed source from the government's Cabinet Office, which handles sensitive administrative issues.
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Federal prosecutors subpoena records from Trump inaugural committee
A spokesperson for the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of NY declined to comment. Federal investigators are reportedly looking into whether the committee took contributions from foreign nationals, which is prohibited under federal law.
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World flips out over side effects of Queensland floods
The local disaster planning team says the worst-case scenario is that 20,000 homes will be inundated, in what is already Townsville's worst flood on record. Palaszczuk also warned on Monday that flash-flooding remained a threat. Elsewhere, two police officers were stuck clinging to trees for half an hour after their vehicle was washed away by floodwaters, while residents reported snakes and crocodiles roaming the streets.
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Virginia governor denies wearing KKK costume in yearbook photo
Mr Northam, 59, said he could not "undo the harm my behaviour caused then and today". Malkin said on Fox & Friends that the governor's press conference on the matter Saturday was an implosion not seen since the Hindenburg disaster of 1937.
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Iraqi President Says Trump Did Not Ask Permission To 'Watch Iran'
A Defense Department watchdog report released Monday warned of just such a possibility. Bloomberg's Riad Hamade reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East". "The United States is in Iraq in response to Iraq's 2014 request for assistance from the worldwide community in combating ISIS and other terrorist groups", explained Anderson.
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Russian Federation to build mid-range nuclear missiles after INF treaty withdrawal
Pompeo said the treaty will terminate if Russian Federation does not return in six months to "full and verifiable compliance with the treaty" by eliminating missiles Washington and NATO countries see as violating the agreement. The US and all of NATO concluded recently that Russian Federation had spent years developing a banned nuclear-capable weapon, thereby making the treaty meaningless.
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‘Ice storm' to descend on Chicago area Tuesday evening
With the temperature hovering steady around 4 C, it'll be warm for the season, and the fog should mostly dissipate by noon. Kansas City said it will have crews working split shifts Tuesday and Wednesday in anticipation of the freezing rain.
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Happy Chinese New Year!
Those born in the year of the Pig are best compatible with people born in the year of the Tiger, and least compatible with those born in the year of the Snake, according to Chinese legend . "In this new year, let us join hands to build a peaceful and prosperous world for all, leaving no one behind", he said. The color red dominated the celebrations - on lanterns, clothes and signs.
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Boston Fans Bask In Victory After 6th Patriots Super Bowl Win
The low-scoring matchup between the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams on CBS averaged a 44.9 rating in metered market households. Longtime TV host Steve Harvey didn't mince words when he was leaving Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta.
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The Game of Thrones Super Bowl ad was just flawless
They made a decision to call up Bud Light and its agency Wieden+Kennedy New York. It's not the way you'd expect to start the week, but Bud Light , the patron saint of fraternities nationwide, finds itself embroiled in a freaky feud with the corn industry.









