Month: January 2020

Iran Says Missile Strike on Iraqi Bases Housing U.S. Troops Was Not Intended to Kill Americans

Iran said Thursday that the missile strike on Iraqi military bases housing U.S. troops was not intended to killed Americans. “We did not intend to kill,” said Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the head of the Revolutionary Guard’s Aerospace Force. “We intended to hit the enemy’s military machinery.” The Iranian commander nevertheless claimed that “tens…

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China's Communist Party expels ex-chairman of China Development Bank

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – A former chairman of the China Development Bank, Hu Huaibang, has been expelled from the country’s ruling Communist Party for serious violations of discipline, the party’s graft watchdog said on Saturday. Click Here: liverpool mens jersey An investigation found that Hu had “lost his ideals and convictions” and had committed violations such…

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A brokered convention is more likely than Elizabeth Warren winning the nomination, FiveThirtyEight forecasts

The Democratic nominee is starting to take shape in FiveThirtyEight‘s 2020 vision. Click Here: liverpool mens jersey The data-driven news site gives former Vice President Joe Biden the best chance of locking down the 2020 Democratic nomination in its primary forecast that debuted Thursday. But things get more complicated beyond the top two candidates, with…

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Mexico Is Doing the U.S.'s 'Dirty Work,' Say Researchers as Border Apprehensions Decline for 7th Month in a Row

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced Thursday that apprehensions at the U.S. Mexico border — a figure generally considered the most accurate measure of migrants who have attempted to enter the U.S. — have decreased for the seventh consecutive month. But immigration experts and advocates say that trend is likely the result of a…

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Death From Above: The Air Force's Fearsome AC-130 Gunship Is Getting Upgrades

Key Point: Once the gunship is upgraded, the AC-130 will become an integral part of U.S. overseas operations. The historic, lethal and combat-tested AC-130 gunship — known for attacking ISIS and Taliban fighters during close-air support high-risk combat missions — is getting a massive technological upgrade with newer weapons and avionics to increase the effectiveness of…

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Egyptian restores historic synagogue, but few Jews remain

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP) — Egypt reopened a historic synagogue on Friday in the Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria after a yearslong government renovation. But only a handful of Jews remain from Egypt’s once-thriving community, most of them elderly. The country’s Jews largely left more than 60 years ago amid the hostilities between Egypt and Israel.…

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Minimum wage hikes tied to drop in suicide rates

By Lisa Rapaport (Reuters Health) – People with no more than a high school education may be less likely to die by suicide when minimum wages rise, a U.S. study suggests. Researchers examined the difference between state and federal minimum hourly wages as well as state unemployment and suicide rates for adults 18 to 64…

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