Thursday, February 18, 2016

Will feud with Pope Francis hurt Trump? Not likely and other top stories.

  • Will feud with Pope Francis hurt Trump? Not likely

    Will feud with Pope Francis hurt Trump? Not likely
    On the lengthy checklist Donald Trump carries in his pocket titled, “FEUDS TO GET INTO,” he’s finally gotten the chance to cross off one of the big ones. Donald Trump is now in a war of words with Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church and a man considered by millions to be the conduit for the word of God on Earth. Not that such things would give Trump pause. While flying home from his visit to Mexico, the pope referred obliquely to Trump when asked about the businessman’s views on imm..
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  • Will feud with Pope Francis hurt Trump? Not likely

    Will feud with Pope Francis hurt Trump? Not likely
    On the lengthy checklist Donald Trump carries in his pocket titled, “FEUDS TO GET INTO,” he’s finally gotten the chance to cross off one of the big ones. Donald Trump is now in a war of words with Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church and a man considered by millions to be the conduit for the word of God on Earth. Not that such things would give Trump pause. While flying home from his visit to Mexico, the pope referred obliquely to Trump when asked about the businessman’s views on imm..
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  • Russia warns Assad not to snub Syria ceasefire plan

    Russia warns Assad not to snub Syria ceasefire plan
    MOSCOW President Bashar al-Assad was out of step with the views of his main ally, Russia, when he said he planned to fight on until he re-established control over all of Syria, Russia's envoy to the United Nations was quoted as saying on Thursday.In the first public sign of cracks in the alliance between Moscow and Damascus, the envoy, Vitaly Churkin, said Russia had helped Assad turn the tide of the war so it was now incumbent on him to follow Russia's line and commit to peace talks.Churkin s..
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  • Australian town inundated by hairy panic tumbleweed

    Australian town inundated by hairy panic tumbleweed
    A town in the Australian state of Victoria has been inundated by tumbleweed. Gardens, homes and garages in Wangaratta have been smothered by the plant, with some homes blocked in by piles more than 6 feet high. The fast-growing Panicum effusum weed, more commonly known as hairy panic, has been drifting into the town for days. One resident claimed she spent eight hours clearing up the tumbleweed on one day, only to have it return the next. Hairy panic is native to inland Australia. It is not unc..
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  • Baby dolphin apparently dies after beachgoers pull it from water

    Baby dolphin apparently dies after beachgoers pull it from water
    Disturbing pictures and video show a baby dolphin apparently dying after being passed around by beachgoers in Argentina, sparking outrage on social media and a rebuke from the country's wildlife foundation.According to Sky News, a throng of people gathered around the baby dolphin on the beach resort at Santa Teresita after it was plucked from the water. The animal apparently overheated and died while out of the water, Sky News reported.Buenos Aires native Hernan Coria posted images on his Faceb..
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  • Lech Walesa Faces New Accusations of Communist Collaboration

    Lech Walesa Faces New Accusations of Communist Collaboration
    Photo Lech Walesa, the former Polish president and 1983 Nobel Peace Prize winner, in Caracas, Venezuela, on Wednesday. Credit Miguel Gutierrez/European Pressphoto Agency WARSAW — Lech Walesa, the former shipyard worker who helped bring about the collapse of communism in Poland and then served as its president, faces new accusations that he was an informant for the secret police during the Communist era. For many years, accusations of collaboration have dogged Mr. Wal..
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  • EU starts 'now or never' summit to clinch deal for Britain

    EU starts 'now or never' summit to clinch deal for Britain
    BRUSSELS Prime Minister David Cameron said on Thursday that hard work and goodwill should help him to clinch a deal at a European Union summit, described by leaders of the 28-nation bloc as the best chance of preventing Britain leaving.Ahead of the 'now or never' talks, the latest draft agreement sent to EU leaders overnight and seen by Reuters offered several ways of overcoming differences on the most contentious areas of Cameron's renegotiation - migration curbs and financial safeguards - bu..
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