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After trading barbs all year, Newsom and Trump meet at California fire zone - POLITICO
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YUBA COUNTY, Calif. - Two weeks after decisively winning an election framed as a referendum on President Donald Trump, California Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom met his foil for the first time on a smoke-stifled tarmac as the state burned.
Numerous users said Newsom and Brown should use the opportunity to demand that Trump apologize for his tweets faulting California for the severity of the fires or to challenge the accuracy of his claims.
When Trump a week ago responded to the natural disaster ravaging California by deriding the state's management and threatening to halt federal help, Newsom joined Democrats heaping on criticism.
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Trump schedules Mississippi rallies to boost Hyde-Smith - POLITICO
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The president won Mississippi by nearly 18 percentage points in the 2016 presidential election.
President Donald Trump will appear in Mississippi later this month to shore up support for Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, whose once-bulletproof bid for another two years in the chamber has become increasingly imperiled following public comments involving a public hanging and voter suppression.
“President Trump is so committed to getting out the vote for Cindy Hyde-Smith that he scheduled two rallies in the great State of Mississippi on the day before the run-off election,” Trump campaign chief operating officer Michael Glassner said in a news release.
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Argentina minister says country without means to rescue sub
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Argentina's Defense Minister Oscar Aguad talks during a press conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Saturday, Nov. 17, 2018.
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Hours after announcing the discovery of an Argentine submarine lost deep in the Atlantic a year ago with 44 crew members aboard, the government said Saturday that it is unable to recover the vessel, drawing anger from missing sailors' relatives who demanded that it be raised.
Defense Minister Oscar Aguad said at a press conference that the country lacks "modern technology" capable of "verifying the seabed" to extract the ARA San Juan, which was found 907 meters (2,975 feet) deep in waters off the Valdes Peninsula in Argentine Patagonia.
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Trump: US not considering Fethullah Gulen's extradition to Turkey | Turkey News | Al Jazeera
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According to the NBC report, Trump officials asked law enforcement to look into Gulen's residency status in the US and the possibility of reopening the Turkish request for extradition.
Along with the allegations over the failed coup on July 15, 2016, which killed about 300 people, Turkey also accuses Gulen's group of being behind a long-running campaign to overthrow the state through the infiltration of Turkish institutions, in particular the military, the police and the judiciary.
Turkey has designated Gulen's network, which runs charities, schools and businesses across the world, as a "terrorist organisation" and has launched a widespread crackdown on suspected members since the coup bid.
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Trump disputes NYT report that he asked aides about Pence's loyalty - POLITICO
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President Donald Trump on Saturday reaffirmed his confidence in Mike Pence, repeatedly slamming a report in the New York Times that asserted Trump has questioned the loyalty of his vice president, while claiming against available evidence that the newspaper had not sought comment before publication.
“I don't question his loyalty at all,” the president said of Pence, according to a pool report.
Trump, who is known to hold personal loyalty as a deciding factor in many of his friendships and hiring decisions, referred to the vice president as “a trooper” and “a terrific person” who has “already been tested, in many ways.”.
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Zverev shocks Federer to reach final of ATP Finals
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Alexander Zverev beat Roger Federer 7-5, 7-6 (7/5) yesterday to reach the title decider at the ATP Finals in a match that ended in confusion and high drama.
The end of the match was overshadowed by an unusual incident, Zverev stopping a rally with Federer leading 4-3 in the second-set tie-break after a ballboy dropped a ball, forcing the point to be replayed.
Zverev won the point with an ace and nudged into a 5-4 lead before Federer inexplicably netted with a simple forehand volley to hand the German two set points, the second of which he took on his own serve.
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MSU, Nebraska pay tribute to late punters Mike Sadler, Nick Foltz
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MSU, Nebraska pay tribute to late punters Mike Sadler, Nick Foltz Sadler and Foltz were killed July 23, 2016, in a single-car accident in Waukesha, Wis.
Sadler and Foltz were killed July 23, 2016, in a single-car accident in Waukesha, Wis.
Members of the Foltz and Sadler families were on hand as well as Nebraska coach Scott Frost, Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio and the specialists for each team.
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This Week In Techdirt History: November 11th - 17th | Techdirt
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This week in 2013, we learned more about the UK's GCHQ and its use of a packet injection attack to hack an internet exchange, garnering a combined response of "no comment but by the way that would be totally legal" from the agency.
Meanwhile, this was also the week that the the TPP's IP chapter leaked for the first time, and it was as bad as expected (and even worse than ACTA).
This week in 2008, broadband providers were rolling out usage caps and patronizingly advertising the number of emails that could be sent under the limits, while the industry's apologists pushed the narrative that there was a growing bandwidth crunch (there wasn't).
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'Champions' Director Says Disabled Actors Rewrote His Hit Spanish Movie
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When you're working with actors, you do a take and another take and another take.
Javier Fesser's film “Champions,” a huge hit in Spain, finds a hotheaded professional basketball coach sentenced to community service working with a team of mentally disabled players, all of them played by nonprofessional actors.
Usually in casting, you are looking for the perfect actors to play the roles that you already wrote.
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Humanity under threat from antibiotic-resistant infections | Salon.com
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This past summer in the United States, two pharmaceutical companies earned FDA approval for new antibiotic compounds.
The first stages are already here in the form of multi-antibiotic-resistant infections that threaten the basic function of hospitals.
They will continue to adapt and they will succeed unless humanity builds new layers of defence in the form of new antibiotics and other creative approaches.
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