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August 15, 2019
Biden Still Leads Democratic Pack Despite Doubts

Despite his standing in the polls, concerns linger about Biden’s age and his habit of making verbal gaffes, and that has some Democrats questioning whether he is the best candidate to go up against President Donald Trump next year.

August 15, 2019
US Stocks Plunge 3% on Recession Fears

Major European indexes also fell sharply Wednesday. Analysts pointed to weak German and Chinese economic data as warning signs of a possible world economic slowdown.
August 15, 2019
Trump's New Hampshire Struggle: Voters Feeling 'Trumpgret'

“The president's supposed to be the face of the United States of America ... And supposed to make everyone be proud to be an American and stand up for everyone who is an American. And I don't feel that President Trump's doing that. I feel like it's chaos."
August 14, 2019
U.S Condemns Abduction, Torture of Political Activists as MDC Plans to Stage Mass Public Protest

“The U.S. government is concerned about renewed reports of abductions and assault of civil society members and opposition party members. Harassment and intimidation have no place in a democratic and pluralistic society ..."
August 12, 2019
Trump Administration Weakens US Wildlife Protections; States, Conservationists to Sue

The weakening of the act's protections is one of many moves by U.S. President Donald Trump, a Republican, to roll back existing regulations to hasten oil, gas and coal production, as well as grazing, ranching and logging on federal land.
August 12, 2019
Fears of Queen Being Dragged into Brexit Saga

They worry Queen Elizabeth II may end up in the middle of the toxic and polarizing political struggle over whether Britain should leave the EU, wrecking an unwritten constitutional arrangement that has evolved over centuries and kept sovereigns above partisan politics.
August 10, 2019
Disgraced US Financier Jeffrey Epstein Dies by Suicide: Media Reports

Jeffrey Epstein, the U.S. financier facing federal sex trafficking charges, committed suicide on Friday night in his lower Manhattan jail cell, several U.S.media outlets reported on Saturday.
August 08, 2019
UN Climate Change Report: A Hungry Future That Can be Avoided

A new United Nations scientific report examines how global warming and land interact in a vicious cycle. Human-caused climate change is dramatically degrading the land, while the way people use the land is making global warming worse.
August 07, 2019
Slavery's Beginning and End Are Part of Virginia's History

"... Slavery was America's original sin and one of the darkest chapter's in the nation's history, lasting for more than two centuries ..."
August 06, 2019
The 'Bizarre Trip' That Was Almost Woodstock 50

On April 29, Dentsu Aegis Network's Amplifi Live announced it took back about $18 million - the remains of the $49 million it had put in from the anniversary event, set to take place Aug. 16-18.
August 04, 2019
Two US Mass Shootings Leave 29 Dead, Dozens Injured

In 13 hours of carnage in the United States, two shooters in separate incidents killed 29 people and injured dozens, leaving authorities searching for motives behind the mayhem.
August 02, 2019
Trump, EU Officials Announce Beef Trade Deal

"The agreement that we sign today will lower trade barriers in Europe and expand access for American farmers and ranchers," Trump said.

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Thursday 22 August 2019

Biden Still Leads Democratic Pack Despite Doubts

US Stocks Plunge 3% on Recession Fears

Trump's New Hampshire Struggle: Voters Feeling 'Trumpgret'

U.S Condemns Abduction, Torture of Political Activists as MDC Plans to Stage Mass Public Protest

Trump Administration Weakens US Wildlife Protections; States, Conservationists to Sue

Fears of Queen Being Dragged into Brexit Saga

Disgraced US Financier Jeffrey Epstein Dies by Suicide: Media Reports

UN Climate Change Report: A Hungry Future That Can be Avoided

Slavery's Beginning and End Are Part of Virginia's History

The 'Bizarre Trip' That Was Almost Woodstock 50

Two US Mass Shootings Leave 29 Dead, Dozens Injured

Trump, EU Officials Announce Beef Trade Deal

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Thursday 22 August 2019

Biden Still Leads Democratic Pack Despite Doubts

US Stocks Plunge 3% on Recession Fears

Trump's New Hampshire Struggle: Voters Feeling 'Trumpgret'

U.S Condemns Abduction, Torture of Political Activists as MDC Plans to Stage Mass Public Protest

Trump Administration Weakens US Wildlife Protections; States, Conservationists to Sue

Fears of Queen Being Dragged into Brexit Saga

Disgraced US Financier Jeffrey Epstein Dies by Suicide: Media Reports

UN Climate Change Report: A Hungry Future That Can be Avoided

Slavery's Beginning and End Are Part of Virginia's History

The 'Bizarre Trip' That Was Almost Woodstock 50

Two US Mass Shootings Leave 29 Dead, Dozens Injured

Trump, EU Officials Announce Beef Trade Deal