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Donald Trump praises his 'winning' first debate performance
They obsess about Trump. "Where did you find this?" he said repeatedly. Trump seemed to agree, saying he would also release them if Clinton released her deleted emails. JOHN YANG: In North Carolina, an energized Clinton relived a memorable moment from the debate . Online polls largely declared Trump the victor, FOX News reports , noting Breitbart, Drudge Report and Time polls.
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BCCI Misses 1st Deadline To Implement Lodha Committee Recommendations
The BCCI has time till October 6 to respond to the Lodha Committee's status report. However, some of the key state cricket associations deliberately chose to send their second string administrators to the cricket body's special general meeting (SGM).
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Duterte cites Hitler, wants to kill millions of addicts
But Duterte says he's just getting started. Imagine that, I will be facing ... and even the worldwide court for genocide. Benjamin Cardin, another influential senator, also warned that relations between the United States and Philippines are at a crossroads as the bodies pile up across the south-east Asian nation.
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Pakistan thumps Windies in opening ODI
Earlier, West Indies won the toss and invited Pakistan to bat first on a dry Sharjah pitch to avoid the dew factor that makes it hard to grip the ball at night. Pakistan will once again look to exploit their opponents' weakness against the spin, which saw them restrict the West Indies to low totals of 115, 144 and 103 in the Twenty20 series.
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Charlotte police major says body cameras could put tactical officers at risk
Nothing can justify the looting and rioting that occurred in Charlotte in the aftermath of the police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott. Charlotte's police chief has said the videos only tell part of the story; the totality of the evidence he said, will show that the shooting was justified.
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United Nations flays death of 15 Afghan civilians in U.S. airstrike
Civilians were celebrating the return of a tribal elder from the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca and were sleeping in the elder's guesthouse at the time of the strike, according to the UNAMA. In a statement Thursday, he said US forces were working " with Afghan authorities to determine if there is cause for additional investigation ". Brigadier General Charles Cleveland said the USA "takes all allegations of civilian casualties very seriously" and was "currently reviewing all materials related to ...