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Month: October 2019

Twitter suspends personal account of Florida congressman who supports Trump

Click here for updates on this story     Gainesville Twitter suspends personal account of Florida congressman who supports Trump By Karina Elwood Fresh Take Florida Twitter acknowledged late Thursday that it mistakenly shut down the personal social media account of Rep. Ted Yoho, a Republican congressman in Florida who is among President Donald Trump’s staunchest allies.

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Court’s December detour could place some impeachment witnesses out of Democrats’ reach

A federal judge will consider a lawsuit over a key White House official’s House subpoena in mid-December, meaning some key impeachment witnesses like former national security adviser John Bolton may be beyond the reach of Democrats as they try to rapidly pursue their investigation of the President. Former deputy national security adviser Charles Kupperman had

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Mira cuánto pagan estos investigadores para que te infectes deliberadamente con el virus de la gripe

(CNN) — Es ampliamente aceptado que la gripe y el torrente de síntomas incómodos que la acompañan deben evitarse a toda costa. MIRA: Gripe y dinero: investigadores pagan para infectar a pacientes con fines educativos Pero algunas almas desinteresadas se han inscrito para contraer la infección, de modo que algún día, quizá, ninguno de nosotros tenga

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Short-term warm-up

Temps overnight not quite as cold as the 28 degrees out at the El Paso airport. Temps overnight should fall to 31 degrees. Lots of sunshine will help push temps in the upper 60’s but then a cold front passage late night Friday will cool us down again Saturday. Saturday’s highs will be in the

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Downtown El Paso buildings to light up blue & yellow, fly Locos flag for playoff game

EL PASO, Texas — El Paso Locomotive FC will play their first home playoff match in their inaugural season this Saturday against Sacramento Republic FC. In a show of solidarity, team officials said some downtown buildings will light up in blue and yellow to show their support for the Locos. From Thursday night through Saturday, the One San Jacinto building will

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Chicago teachers’ strike is over, students and educators will return to school on Friday, mayor says

More than 25,000 Chicago teachers will return to school on Friday after an 11-day strike in the nation’s third-largest school system ended, with a tentative deal ensuring millions of dollars to reduce class sizes and bring more nurses and social workers on campuses. Classes will resume for some 300,000 public school students, Mayor Lori Lightfoot

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Alabama police think missing teen was harmed

Forensic evidence found in the vehicle of an Alabama teen missing since last week indicates she was harmed, Auburn officials said on the town’s Facebook page. Aniah Blanchard, a 19-year-old college student who is the stepdaughter of Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight Walt Harris, was last heard from October 23. Her damaged black 2017 Honda CR-V

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Trump administration considers adding more countries to travel ban list

Trump administration officials are discussing adding more countries to the travel ban list, two sources tell CNN, potentially expanding the controversial ban that has been criticized as discriminating against Muslims. An inter-agency discussion about imposing travel restrictions on countries that are not compliant with electronic documents and information sharing — a key focus of the

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