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That rare assault in the heart of the city, which remains under government control, was claimed by the Islamic State group. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that at least 9 people were killed, and 15 more injured.
03 July 2017New Jersey on the Bring of Government Shut Down
To get his way, Christie had threatened to use his line-item veto power to cut Democratic spending initiatives from the budget. Paul LePage, both Republicans, signed orders to shut down their respective state governments.
03 July 2017The Utilitywise PLC's (UTW) "Corporate" Rating Reiterated at FinnCap
This represents a dividend yield of 1.17%. 993.29 million shares or 0.55% less from 998.81 million shares in 2016Q3 were reported. After $0.94 actual EPS reported by PepsiCo, Inc. for the previous quarter, Wall Street now forecasts 48.94% EPS growth. -
03 July 2017Prez election a battle of ideologies: Meira Kumar
Replying to a question, the former Lok Sabha Speaker said, "From my side it is an ideological fight for secularism". The DMK has four Rajya Sabha MPs; CPI and CPI (M) have one MP each from Tamil Nadu in the Rajya Sabha.Baby Doe's mother to be sentenced this week
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27 June 2017Plagued by airbag recall, Takata files for bankruptcy
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27 June 2017
Air bag maker claims bankruptcy
As of May 26, only 38 percent of the air bag inflators under recall in the U.S. had been repaired, according to data on the U.S. The Japanese auto parts maker has struggled to stay afloat amid lawsuits and recall costs over its deadly air bag inflators.England hit by Lauren Winfield injury on eve of Women's World Cup
Whoever lift the trophy at Lord's on July 23 will be undisputed winners with the luck of the draw playing no part. Australia and the West Indies will begin their campaigns against each other in Taunton tomorrow.
27 June 2017China releases Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo with terminal cancer: lawyer
In 1996, Liu was sentenced to three years of "reeducation-through-labor" as a result of further human rights activities. Liu, 61, is in the late stages of the disease, said Mo Shaoping, his lawyer, who has been in contact with Liu's family. -
03 July 2017Dept. of Homeland Security frees Emirati airline from laptop ban
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad on Sunday night said US-bound passengers can now take electronics on board its aircraft. On landing in the USA , travellers arrive as a domestic passenger with no need for immigration checks again.30 June 2017WH On-Camera Briefings 'Could Be Cut Back — Ex-CNN Chief
Has it been the fake news media? But in recent weeks, he has suggested he may do away with them altogether. Acosta tried to interrupt again, with Spicer attempting to move on.
27 June 2017Hassan Whiteside left off NBA All-Defensive team
The 35-year-old led the league in steal percentage (3.1), his second time to lead the league in the category (4.1 in 2014-15). He also became the first player in franchise history to register at least 150 steals and 100 blocked shots in a season.
