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Alton Sterling was killed in Louisiana in 2016 and his death sparked days of protests. from BBC News - Home https://ift.tt/2JaRDh0

On his first known foreign trip, newly released footage shows Kim meeting with Xi Jinping on his train. from BBC News - Home https://ift.tt/2GpiW5r

Trump’s census question sends media into panic and other ridiculous news disasters The media played the question-and-answer game with the Trump administration this week. The White House proposed adding a census question on citizenship and the media resoundingly said no.

Peggy Noonan: The wisdom of Oscar Hammerstein -- What his example can teach us today Easter, Passover, spring break, holiday weekend.

Chrissy Teigen says she's 'not good with the Bible' -- Neither am I Chrissy Teigen struck a nerve when she tweeted on Monday that she is “not good with” the Bible.

Evangelicals stick by President Trump despite Stormy Daniels Raymond Arroyo joins 'The Ingraham Angle' to share a wrap-up of cultural stories.

Tammy Bruce: Poor California -- Democrats are turning the state into a major nightmare California’s Democrats don’t like President Trump, so they decided to punish their own citizens by becoming a “sanctuary state.”

Don't blame Hillary Clinton -- ‘Dear Madam President’ makes more excuses for her election defeat Excuses, excuses and more excuses just keep coming from Democratic partisans to explain why Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 presidential race to Donald Trump.

School teacher instructs students to write anti-gun letters to Congress Boys and girls at Hampton Middle School in Georgia were instructed by their teacher to write letters to lawmakers calling for stricter gun control laws.

BEIRUT (Reuters) - An Israeli drone crashed in southern Lebanon overnight between Friday and Saturday, the Israeli military and Hezbollah's al-Manar TV reported. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2pUZsOR

Ex-cop worked with drug dealers, 'seized' cash from their rivals, authorities say A former Atlanta-area police officer has been indicted for allegedly stealing cash that she would split with local drug dealers.

Fire marshal in California resigns after blazes that left 40 people dead The fire marshal of Oakland, Calif., resigned Friday following harsh criticism over two fires in the city that killed a total of 40 people.

Autopsy disputing police account of shooting prompts anger Calls for justice and charges against two police officers who fatally shot an unarmed black man aren't abating in California's capital city after an autopsy showed Stephon Clark was shot in the back, a counter to the department's statement that he was approaching officers when he was killed.

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai says she has pined for her home in Pakistan's picturesque Swat Valley, even as she recalled two years living in fear under the Taliban's harsh interpretation of Islamic law. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2GCUXDb

Goodlatte on Huber's ability to investigate the DOJ, FBI Attorney General Jeff Sessions revealed that Utah federal prosecutor John Huber is investigating potential FISA abuses; House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte reacts on 'Fox News @ Night.'

Should Democrats be more open to working with Trump? How misguided is the Democrats’ constant barrage against Trump? Conservative author Shelby Steele weighs in on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

Democratic lawmaker asked to resign over reports of harassment 'coverup' A Connecticut Democrat is being asked to resign after reports surfaced that she hid allegations of harassment by her former chief staff, who allegedly physically harmed and threatened to “kill” another staffer, while letting him continue in her office for months.

Ronna McDaniel: Clinton's comments benefit Republicans RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel reacts on 'Hannity' after former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton lashes out at her critics.

Dennis Kucinich: Southern border wall is a waste of money Candidate for Ohio governor Dennis Kucinich says on 'Hannity' that he would prefer border wall funds be used on infrastructure like bridges and roads.

Former Trump speechwriter: How I lost a trial by media With his disgruntled ex-wife's help and another White House employee facing similar accusations, David Sorensen says the Washington Post ruined his reputation, made him a #MeToo villain and forced him to quit his job. The problem is Sorensen says the allegations against him weren't true, and he was a victim of the media's hatred of Trump. #Tucker

Why Facebook's 'politics' may have broken the law Facebook reportedly voluntarily provided data on millions of its users to the re-election campaign of President Obama - which was considered a genius for the way it used social media in politics. The problem is federal laws may have been broken. #Tucker

Did Facebook break campaign finance laws? Facebook may have handed over the date of millions of user to the Obama re-election campaign in 2012. In addition, Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign collected the Facebook data of millions of people. All of these could be considered campaign contributions. #Tucker

Extreme vetting: State Department reveals new protocol State Department proposal asks visitors to hand over social media information; the 'Special Report' All-Star panel reacts to this and more.

Some visa applicants may have to fork over social media information to State Dept. The State Department is expected to formally publish a set of proposals Friday in the Federal Register that would require some tourists and immigrants coming to the United States to relinquish their social media histories, the Washington Times reported.

California homeowner says she won't sell to Trump supporters: report Looking to buy a home in Sacramento, Calif.? Well, if you support President Donald Trump, at least one homeowner reportedly says she doesn't want to sell her home to you.

Joanna Gaines reopens first-ever home goods shop “Fixer Upper” fan flocked to Waco, Texas for the grand re-opening.

Harvey Weinstein unloads Manhattan townhouse for $25.6 million Harvey Weinstein may have had trouble unloading his Hamptons mansion, but he apparently didn’t have any issue with his New York City townhouse.

Human Interest (fka Captain401) is hiring to help small businesses offer a 401k by roger_lee | on Hacker News .

Zendar is hiring a Research Engineer by vinayak147 | on Hacker News .

LogDNA (YC W15) Is Hiring a Senior DevOps Engineer (Elastic / Kubernetes) by chrisab | on Hacker News .

Survata (YC S12) Is Hiring a Demand Gen Director by ckelly | on Hacker News .

Watsi (YC W13) is hiring mission-driven engineers by gracegarey | on Hacker News .

DocTalk (YC W17) is hiring its fifth engineer by kcaluru | on Hacker News .

Abacus (YC W14) is hiring senior front end engineer in NYC by oq | on Hacker News .

Synthetic pot cases spike in Illinois, officials warn users may experience 'bleeding from eyes and ears' Emergency rooms in Illinois are noticing a recent spike in synthetic pot users who are suffering from "severe bleeding" and state health officials are warning the public to remain vigilant.

CDC: Adolescent boys receive majority of ADHD diagnoses Are too many boys being prescribed ADHD medication? Ellison Barber takes a closer look.

Twin brothers in Michigan welcome newborns on the same day: 'It was destined to be' Twin brothers in Michigan had an unexpected surprise on Tuesday when both of their wives gave birth on the same day.

Foods and drinks California warns consumers on A judge recently ruled that coffee sellers in California must post warnings that coffee may pose a cancer risk. But coffee is not the only item the state has imposed restrictions on. Proposition 65 requires businesses to provide a warning about exposures to hundreds of harmful chemicals in our food.

7-year-old boy with Tourette's makes powerful video to stop teasing from classmates A 7-year old boy with Tourette's Syndrome made a powerful video explaining the condition in an effort to stop his classmates from teasing him.

Can coffee cause cancer? Coffee does contain a possible carcinogen, a chemical called acrylamide, that has been shown to raise the risk of cancer in animal studies. But just how much acrylamide can increase your cancer risk from coffee?

Cancer experts say coffee is safe, despite California's new warning label requirement A California court judge’s ruling ordering coffee companies to put cancer warning labels on their products is not changing the minds of scientists and health professionals who say there is no credible evidence to warrant the dramatic move.

Boy's delight over new wheelchair swing at park will warm your heart A boy in a wheelchair is filled with joy after having the chance to play on the swings at a neighborhood park.

Californians may soon take their coffee with cancer warning A California judge ruled that coffee must now require a cancer warning. William La Jeunesse reports from Los Angeles.

Baby surprise: Woman mistakes 37-week pregnancy for bad Chinese food A woman who thought she had bad Chinese food had the surprise of her life when she discovered she was actually pregnant.

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has told advisers he wants an early exit of U.S. troops from Syria, two senior administration officials said on Friday, a stance that may put him at odds with U.S. military officials who see the fight against Islamic State as nowhere near complete. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2GoPReo

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia expelled 59 diplomats from 23 countries on Friday and said it reserved the right to take action against four other nations in a worsening standoff with the West over the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter in Britain. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2IhR1oD