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Watch parties in Mobile for Presidential Debate
The live debate is being aired live from Hofstra University in NY at 9pm USA time - or 2am here in the UK. The union's president, Chris Crane, outlined in a statement why his group is backing Trump, saying his union members are " the last line of defense for American communities" and that his members "are prevented from enforcing the most basic immigration laws".
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Forecasters monitoring tropical system that's strengthening, could impact Tampa Bay
So far, 2016 has been the Year of the Fish Storm in the Atlantic Basin. Bonnie came ashore as a depression covering SC at the end of May. Continue to stay with WGNO for the latest on this tropical wave. It is not expected to threaten land before becoming a remnant low in three days. Winds are sustained at 70 miles per hour with a northeast movement of 49 miles per hour.
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U.S. urges Pakistan, India to resolve all issues through diplomacy not violence
Speaking earlier on Saturday (24 September), Modi directly addressed the Pakistani public instead of the leaders of the country. And that is why I reiterate today what I had said on the day of the attack: "The culprits will be punished for sure", he said.
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Washington shooting suspect 'zombie-like' at arrest
At a press conference Saturday night, Lt. Mike Hawley with the Island County Sheriff's Office said Cetin was taken into custody around 6:30 p.m. after his auto was spotted by Oak Harbor Police Department officers. Mayor Steve Sexton said the city has "probably changed forever". Johnson said when the suspect was first arrested "we were all like, 'We're pretty sure that's him, ' and.it ended up being him".
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North Korea vows in UN speech to strengthen nuclear forces
The very same day, the White House issued a statement, "in the strongest possible terms", condemning Pyongyang's September 9 nuclear test as a "grave threat to regional security and to global peace and stability". The United States can take additional unilateral steps to get tougher on Pyongyang, Klingner said, by sanctioning non-North Korean entities that act as an agent for the country - most likely Chinese entities and financial institutions.
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Hillary Clinton postpones trip to Charlotte
Follow CNBC International on Twitter and Facebook . They found that when Democratic-leaning newspapers endorsed Republicans for president , or vice versa, readers were slightly more likely to support the candidate the newspaper endorsed.