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Democrats To Investigate Voter Suppression In Georgia Governor Race And Other 2018 Midterms

Stacey Abrams, who has refused to concede her gubernatorial race in Georgia

Man and dog survive California wildfire by hiding in creek

A quick-thinking man says he survived the raging wildfire tearing through

Rashida Tlaib, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Post 'Squad' Pics Of Diverse New Members Of Congress

New progressive members of Congress posted photos on social media on Monday

Wisconsin High School Students Appear To Give Nazi Salute In Junior Prom Photo

A photo of Wisconsin high school students appearing to give a Nazi salute went

Best Bites: Red wine short ribs

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Former SS guard testifies he was aware of camp conditions

BERLIN (AP) — A 94-year-old former SS concentration guard on trial on hundreds of counts of accessory to murder painted himself Tuesday as an unwilling participant in the Nazi machinery of death.

Rockets fired from Gaza, Israel stages air strikes, after botched raid

The flareup cast a new cloud over efforts by Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations to broker a long-term ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the dominant armed group in Gaza. On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he hoped to reach an "arrangement" that would avoid another conflict and ease Israeli-blockaded Gaza's economic hardships. In southern Israel, interceptor missiles streaked through the sky and sirens sounded during what the military said were more than 80 rocket salvoes from Gaza.

Pabst Blue Ribbon may be no more as battle brews in Milwaukee courtroom

A legal battle between MillerCoors and Pabst Blue Ribbon could leave Pabst without a place to ferment its signature brew. Pabst Blue Ribbon may be no more. The American lager, known for its cheap price, popularity among hipsters, and – some critics say – insipid taste, is locked in a legal battle with manufacturers of rival beer manufacturer MillerCoors, which may leave Pabst without a place to ferment its signature brew.

No, This Is NOT the 2020 Ford Bronco (It's the "Baby Bronco" Crossover)

A leaked image from a Ford dealer presentation shows the smaller SUV.

Yahoo News Explains: How a Democratic House can cause trouble for Trump

President Trump warned Democrats that it would be a “warlike posture” if they used their newfound House power to investigate him. But what can Democrats actually do?

Artist's Portraits Show Migrant Caravan's Hope, Joy: 'These Are Regular People'

A third-generation Mexican-American artist hopes to show fellow Americans a

The Camp Fire Is Now The Deadliest Wildfire In California's History

The wildfire raging in Northern California is now the deadliest in state

eBay is releasing its Black Friday deals early

In a move to give competitors a run for their money, eBay has launched the

Best Bites: Traditional Thanksgiving the perfect roast turkey

Welcome to Best Bites, a twice-weekly video series that aims to satisfy your

Justin Trudeau Says Canada Has Heard Recording Of Jamal Khashoggi’s Murder

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday that members of his

149 killed in 24 hours in Yemen's Hodeida: medics, military

At least 149 people including civilians have been killed in 24 hours of clashes between government loyalists and rebels in Yemen's flashpoint city of Hodeida, medics and military sources said Monday. A military official in Hodeida confirmed seven civilians had died, without giving further details. The Red Sea port city, controlled by Yemen's Huthi rebels since 2014, is a vital entry point for aid into the impoverished country.

Timelapse footage captures Malibu wildfire as seen from Venice Beach

Timelapse video shows the destructive Woolsey Fire spreading into Malibu as seen from Venice Beach, about 20 miles away.

Hillary Clinton will run for the White House in 2020, ex-adviser predicts

Speculation is mounting that Hillary Clinton could launch a bid for the US presidency in 2020 after two former advisers in as many months floated the idea of a remarkable political comeback.  Mark Penn, who worked with the Clintons for 13 years, co-wrote a piece in the Wall Street Journal on Sunday headlined ‘Hillary will run again’ which predicted a new campaign.  He said Mrs Clinton would reinvent her public image once again, this time as a lifelong liberal, claiming she had learned the lessons of her painful 2016 defeat to Donald Trump.  “Expect Hillary 4.0 to come out swinging", wrote Mr Penn and Andrew Stein, a former Democrat politician, adding that she may leave it late to join the race.   “They [Democrats] will see her now as strong, partisan, Left-leaning and all-Democrat - the one with the guts, experience and steely-eyed determination to defeat Mr Trump." Donald Trump upended the odds in 2016 when he beat Hillary Clinton to the White House Credit: AP Photo/ Evan Vucci The piece reignited debate about whether Mrs Clinton really is considering a comeback and if she would have any chance of defeating Mr Trump a second time round.  Mrs Clinton, aged 71, is younger than Mr Trump, 72, former vice president Joe Biden, 75, and former presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders, 77. Mr Biden and Mr Sanders are expected to run in 2020.  Mr Penn worked on Mrs Clinton’s Senate campaigns in 2002 and 2006 and her presidential campaign in 2008, but fell out of favour in Democrat circles during Barack Obama's presidency.  He now regularly appears on Fox News and writes for The Hill, a US political newspaper with right-leaning editorial pages, which has raised suspicions about his motives – though he insists he remains a moderate Democrat.  Mr Penn is not alone, however. Philippe Reines, described as Mrs Clinton’s gatekeeper when she was in the US Senate and the State Department, recently played up the same idea.  “It’s curious why Hillary Clinton’s name isn’t in the mix - either conversationally or in formal polling - as a 2020 candidate,” Mr Reines was quoted as saying in a Politico article published last month.  “She’s younger than Donald Trump by a year. She’s younger than Joe Biden by four years. Is it that she’s run before? This would be Bernie Sanders’ second time, and Biden’s third time. Is it lack of support? She had 65 million people vote for her.” Mr Reines added of the chance she could run in 2020: “It’s somewhere between highly unlikely and zero, but it’s not zero.” Mrs Clinton sent mixed messages about a possible bid during a question and answer session last month. Asked if she wanted to run for the White House again, Mrs Clinton said “no”.  But when the questioner noted there was a pause, Mrs Clinton added: “Well, I’d like to be president”.  She added: “I think hopefully when we have a Democrat in the Oval Office in January of 2021 there’s going to be so much work to be done.” With up to two dozen Democrats expected to throw their hats into the ring for the party’s 2020 presidential nomination, a bid from Mrs Clinton is widely considered as unlikely at this point.  She has fallen short in two presidential campaigns to date – losing out to Mr Obama for the Democrat nomination in 2008 and being defeated by Mr Trump in 2016.  Many of the weaknesses Mr Trump ruthlessly exploited, namely how many voters see Mrs Clinton as the embodiment of the Washington establishment they despise, remain in place.  Mr Trump’s supporters still chant “lock her up” at rallies, a reference to his suggestion that Mrs Clinton should be jailed over the scandal of a private email server she kept while in office. Responding to Mr Penn’s comments that Ms Clinton would run in 2020, Kellyanne Conway, a White House adviser, tweeted: Dear God, please, yes. https://t.co/bmfWokusJj— Kellyanne Conway (@KellyannePolls) November 12, 2018

Liam Hemsworth 'Heartbroken' After Losing House Shared With Miley Cyrus In Malibu Fires

Liam Hemsworth opened up Tuesday about losing his home in the California

How You Can Help Victims Of California Wildfires

The three wildfires raging on both ends of California have exacted a

10-year-old stops potential kidnapper by asking for family's secret 'code word'

A 10-year-old Arizona girl says she was able to ward off a potential kidnapper

Pilots Say Boeing Didn't Tell Them About a Safety Feature Tied to a Deadly Crash

It may have contributed to a disaster that killed 189 people

Bar gunman was 'out of control' in high school, coach says

MONTCLAIR, Calif. (AP) — A second high school coach of the gunman who killed 12 people at a Southern California bar recalled him on Sunday as volatile and intimidating, and said that repeated complaints to school administrators about his behavior failed to prompt any discipline.

Fox News Airs Ad For Trumpy Bear And People On Twitter Aren't Sure It's Real

Viewers of Fox News were given the gift of learning about Trumpy Bear on

Separatist areas elect leaders as Ukraine and Moscow trade barbs

Two separatist-controlled regions of eastern Ukraine announced the winners of leadership elections on Monday that were dismissed by Kiev and its international allies as a sham exercise engineered by Russia to install puppet regimes. The polls took place on Sunday in the shadow of a conflict between Ukraine and Russian-backed rebels that has killed more than 10,000 people since 2014 and poisoned relations between the two neighbours. The Donetsk region's acting head Denis Pushilin, whose predecessor was killed in an explosion in August, was confirmed as leader with 61 percent of the vote while the acting chief of Luhansk region, Leonid Pasechnik, also won with 68 percent.

Saudi king to resume domestic tour amid Khashoggi fallout

Saudi King Salman will resume an unprecedented domestic tour next week, the royal court said Tuesday, as the kingdom grapples with an international crisis over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The king is now set to visit the "northern regions of the kingdom" next week to "inspect the condition of citizens and inaugurate a number of development projects", the official Saudi Press Agency said citing the royal court. SPA said the king is also set to address the Shura Council, a top advisory body, on Monday, in his first public comments since the murder of insider-turned-critic Khashoggi on October 2 in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

Trump Wants To End Hurricane Maria Relief Funding To Puerto Rico: Report

President Donald Trump wants to stop sending federal relief money to Puerto

Ocasio-Cortez Claims New Yorkers Are ‘Outraged’ Over Opening of New Amazon Headquarters

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the democratic socialist who unseated Rep. Joe Crowley in a shocking upset earlier this year, expressed “outrage” on behalf of her constituents over the opening of a new Amazon headquarters in Long Island City, Queens. Amazon is a billion-dollar company. The tweets were sent just hours after the Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon plans to open two new east coast locations, one in in Crystal City, Va. and another Long Island City, creating a total 25,000 jobs in the process.

Democrat Kyrsten Sinema Becomes Arizona’s First Female Senator

After a delay in ballot counting following last week's midterm election,

Imelda Cortez: Raped woman faces 20 years in jail for trying to abort her attacker's baby

A young woman in El Salvador who fell pregnant after being repeatedly raped from the age of 11 by her stepfather could face up to two decades in jail for allegedly attempting to abort his child. Imelda Cortez became pregnant at the age of 18 and denies trying to abort the baby, which is a crime under any circumstances in El Salvador. Ms Cortez's daughter is now nearly two-years-old.

Town in Agoura Hills, California, burned to the ground after Woolsey wildfire

ABC News' Matt Gutman walks through a town in the mountains of Agoura Hills, California, left ravaged by ongoing wildfires.

20 Inexpensive Beauty Gift Sets Under $20

Beauty gift sets are a great last-minute stocking stuffer gift for just about

Twitter Explodes After Donald Trump Hits Emmanuel Macron With Learning German Taunt

President Donald Trump left Twitter users indignant early Tuesday with a tweet

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Hunt urges Saudi Arabia to 'seize the moment' and end Yemen war

Saudi Arabia must "seize the moment" and bring an end to the war in Yemen, Jeremy Hunt, the foreign secretary, said Monday as he visited Riyadh to put pressure on the kingdom over the conflict and the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.  During a day of intense shuttle diplomacy, flying from Saudi Arabia to the UAE and back again before returning to London, Mr Hunt said he pushed the UK’s Arab allies to move towards a ceasefire in Yemen.  His visit came as Turkey continued to pressure Saudi Arabia over Mr Khashoggi’s death by sharing with Western countries a graphic audio tape of his final moments inside the Saudi consulate.  “We have been discussing Khashoggi but also the vital need to seize the moment in Yemen and stop famine and cholera intensifying,” Mr Hunt said. The foreign secretary met King Salman and the Saudi foreign minister in the morning and was due to meet Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince accused of ordering Mr Khashoggi’s murder.  He also met with Mohammed bin Zayed, the crown prince of the UAE, and raised the case of Matthew Hedges, a British academic arrested in Dubai on spying charges.   Matthew Hedges was arrested in the UAE in May Mr Hunt’s visit to the Gulf came as fighting continued in the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah, where Saudi-led coalition forces are trying to dislodge Houthi rebel fighters backed by Iran.  At least 150 people were killed in 24 hours of fighting from Sunday, although there appeared to be a lull in the offensive while Mr Hunt was in the region.  Hodeidah is the main lifeline for food and aid for northern Yemen and the UN has warned of an "absolutely catastrophic situation" if the port is damaged during the fighting.  Around 14 million people in Yemen - half the country’s population - are on the brink of famine, according to the UN. More than 100 children are estimated to be dying each day as a result of disease and malnutrition. While the US and the UK support the Saudi-led bombing campaign in Yemen, both countries have been pressuring Riyadh to bring an end to the disastrous four-year war.  The US and UK have called for a ceasefire by the end of November, followed swiftly by UN-brokered peace talks in Sweden. So far there is little sign that either the Houthis or the Saudi-led coalition are prepared to end the fighting.  Yemeni pro-government forces gather on the eastern outskirts of Hodeidah as they continue to battle for the control of the city from Houthi rebels Credit: STRINGER/AFP/Getty Images The International Rescue Committee said Mr Hunt’s trip to the Gulf was a “welcome sign”. “Active and urgent diplomacy at the highest level is needed to stop more civilian deaths,” the group said.  Meanwhile, Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, became the first Western leader to acknowledge that his country’s intelligence services had listened to a Turkish tape of Mr Khashoggi’s murder.  Downing Street refused to say if MI6 had listened to the tape. France sparked a row with Turkey by accusing Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president, of playing “a political game” with the audio tape. A spokesman for Mr Erdogan called the French comments “unacceptable” and said that a French intelligence official listened to the tape on October 24 and received a transcript of its contents. The tapes reportedly capture Mr Khashoggi being strangled to death within a few minutes of entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2. A coalition of aid groups called on Mr Hunt to push for "concrete measures" to address the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, including opening up access for aid and commerical goods and agreeing a plan to pay public sector salaries in Yemen.  The collapse of the economy and government budgets have left many Yemenis unable to buy food, even if it is available on the shelves. 

Despite restrictions, digital spending hits record in US midterms

Even as online platforms tightened rules for political ads, digital spending set new records in the 2018 US midterm elections and appears poised for further growth in 2020. Digital media campaign spending rose 2,400 percent from the 2014 midterms to $1.8 billion, roughly 20 percent of the total $8.9 billion in ad spending, according to preliminary estimates from the research firm Borrell Associates. Online spending, much of it on social networks like Facebook, has been a significant factor in campaigns for a decade, but tighter rules imposed by digital giants in the wake of the 2016 election could have curbed some of that growth.

New York Taxpayers Are Buying A Helipad For The Richest Man In The World

New Yorkers, take note: While you commute in dilapidated and decaying subways,

Tens of Cat Mummies and 100 Cat Statues Found Near Ancient Egyptian Pyramid

Ancient Egyptians seem to have been "cat people," or at least cat mummy people. Researchers have dug up several mummified cats alongside about 100 wooden cat statues in a tomb complex near a pyramid built for the pharaoh Userkaf, who reigned from 2291 B.C. to 2289 B.C., the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities announced Nov. 10. The burials are located near the site of Saqqara in Egypt.

California shooting: Gunman Ian Long wanted to join US marines 'so he could kill for his country'

A former high school coach of the gunman who killed 12 people at a Southern California bar says he was a “sadistic” teenager who joined the military so he would “kill for his country”. Evie Cluke says that years before his shooting rampage, the 28-year-old former marine was already displaying volatile and intimidating behaviour. The educator, who coached Long on Newbury Park High School's track team in 2007 and 2008, said he was a “ticking time bomb” who constantly lost his temper, threw tantrums and would scream at coaches when he didn't like their decisions.

Indonesia urges more training for pilots after Lion Air crash

The comments shed further light on the areas under scrutiny as investigators prepare to publish their preliminary report on Nov. 28 or 29, one month after the Lion Air Boeing 737 MAX dived into the Java Sea, killing all 189 on board. Now the investigation's focus appears to be expanding to the clarity of U.S.-approved procedures to help pilots prevent the 737 MAX over-reacting to such a data loss, and methods for training them. Soerjanto Tjahjono, head of Indonesia's transportation safety committee of crash investigators (KNKT), said on Monday that Indonesian regulators would tighten training requirements as a result of the findings of the investigation so far.

Senate Candidate's Unbothered Dog Is the True Star of This Concession Video

He's a very good dog, no matter his politics

Calabasas evacuated as wildfire rages through hills of Southern California

Affluent California neighborhood Calabasas evacuated as firefighters work to contain wildfire blaze.

Urging Florida To Ignore Military Votes Fits Trump's True Pattern With The Troops

WASHINGTON ― Two days after skipping a visit to an American military cemetery

AP Explains: The latest in Sri Lanka's political crisis

NEW DELHI (AP) — Sri Lanka is in the midst of a political crisis set off by the president's decisions to remove the South Asian island nation's prime minister, dissolve Parliament and call snap elections.

Bruno Mars Pays For Thanksgiving Meals For 24K People In His Home State Of Hawaii

A donation by Bruno Mars to the Salvation Army will provide 24,000 people in

Still alive in Paradise after fire, but then what?

Some plan to travel far away, while others are determined to rebuild their lives here, but most of the survivors of the deadly fire that ravaged the California town of Paradise are still in shock. "For now, I'm so grateful to be here alive with my family," said Diane Mullin, who escaped the flames but couldn't hold back her tears. The so-called Camp Fire has now killed at least 42 people, making the deadliest wildfire in California history.