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'Loyal' Wenger prefers to stay at Arsenal
Ozil, meanwhile, has speculation on his own future persisting as he's entered the final 18 months of his current contract with Arsenal and there has been reports that indicate the German World Cup victor will look to move on if Wenger leaves.
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Joe Biden's SXSW speech on cancer research was classic impassioned Biden
For now, it's vital that the Trump administration carry on the momentum he started and continue pouring money and energy into the cancer initiative , Biden said . When they announced the Moonshot initiative, Biden said they made a decision to take a new approach to tackling cancer, adding that president Nixon declared the "war on cancer" in 1971.
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20 Million People in 4 Countries Face Starvation, Famine — UN Aid Chief
Stephen O'Brien told the UN Security Council that "without collective and co-ordinated global efforts, people will simply starve to death" and "many more will suffer and die from disease". In Somalia, 6.2 million people are in need of aid, among them 2.9 million who need immediate assistance in order to avoid starvation. But, he said, humanitarians are better prepared today to prevent a starvation.
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Dusseldorf axe attack leaves seven people injured
The suspect, a 36-year-old man from Kosovo, was arrested shortly after the attack late Thursday, said Dietmar Kneip, a senior police official. Images shared on social media from the scene showed that the station had been cordoned off by police, and helicopters hovered overhead.
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Mubarak ordered released following acquittal in killing protesters case
According to judicial sources, Mubarak will be released as his sentence in the presidential palaces case is considered already served due to the time he spent in pre-trial detention. Mubarak, 88, was acquitted by Egypt's top appeals court on March 2 of charges that he ordered the killing of protesters during the 2011 uprising that ended his 29-year rule.
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Trump wants media to decide where to donate his salary
On Saturday, an activist confronted White House press secretary Sean Spicer in an Apple store, questioning his relationship to Russian Federation. Spicer mutters something about living in a "great country" when Chauhan then asks him about "the Russian Federation stuff".