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Trump meets with Saudi crown prince on infrastructure, Iran
The Senate voted 55-44 on Tuesday to block a resolution that would have limited United States role and support in Yemen's war. Congress never explicitly authorized the military operation, and pressure has mounted as Yemen's humanitarian catastrophe has worsened over the course of the three-year campaign.
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Trump criticised for congratulating Putin on re-election
She says opposition leaders were intimidated or jailed. "When I look at a Russian election, what I see is a lack of credibility in tallying the results, I'm always reminded of the elections they have in nearly every communist country, where whoever the dictator was of the moment, always got a huge percentage of the vote".
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Dogara commends Buhari over release of Dapchi girls
It was earlier reported some local media that 105 of the 110 schoolgirls were released and transported to Dapchi by Boko Haram fighters and that five of the girls were dead. But a security analyst is anxious abduction may become an industry in Nigeria following government's approach of negotiating the release of abductees.
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Putin re-election victory no Surprise - White house
The net for catching violations is wide, spanning "all nonpublic information I learn of or gain access to in the course of my official duties in the service of the United States Government on White House staff", including "communications.with members of the press" and "with employees of federal, state, and local governments", reported The Post .
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What Do Analysts' Recommend? - Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN)
It also reduced its holding in United Technologies Corp (NYSE:UTX) by 120,879 shares in the quarter, leaving it with 115,442 shares, and cut its stake in Boston Scientific Corp (NYSE:BSX). Its Amazon Web Services (AWS) division, which handles cloud-based projects for a range of clients, took in almost $17.5 billion in revenue in 2017 and its operating profit represented 60% of the entire company's.
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Syrian rebels to evacuate opposition-held town in Ghouta
Dozens of people - including women and children - queued outside limited bathroom facilities. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the airstrike killed at least eight children, adding that the number of those killed is likely to rise as rescuers are still looking for survivors under the rubble.