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How Canadians Seek To 'Send A Message' To Trump
A volunteer checking registrations and directing voters past yellow election signs to the correct booths said it was the busiest balloting they had ever witnessed, adding many first-time voters had showed up.
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"What Happens In The Booth, Stays In The Booth": Kamala Harris Banks On Women's Votes
In an ad for Kamala Harris, a woman marks her ballot for the Democratic candidate while her husband thinks she's voting for Republican Donald Trump.
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Did Queen Snub Her Daughter For Not Greeting Trump? Video Is Viral
Forget NATO. Brits were obsessing Wednesday on a viral snip of video that appeared - appeared, mind you - to show Queen Elizabeth II seeming to chastise her daughter, Princess Anne, at the moment the monarch was greeting President Donald Trump and the first lady at a reception at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday night.
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Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates 93rd Birthday With Massive Military Parade
President Donald Trump and his family got the royal treatment from Queen Elizabeth II this past week - and the American president was all in, gushing to Fox News that it was a highlight of his life, that the British monarch was "a spectacular . . . incredible woman" and that the two leaders shared an "automatic chemistry."
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After "Trump Baby", Protesters Will Fly Blimp Of London Mayor In A Bikini
Remember the "Trump Baby" balloon depicting the U.S. president in diapers clutching his cellphone and throwing a tantrum, the one that protesters flew beside the Palace of Westminster during his visit to Britain in July?
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After Berating His British Hosts, Trump Lauds May In Bid To Ease Tensions
President Donald Trump on Friday sought to undo the damage he'd done to British Prime Minister Theresa May, lavishing her with compliments one day after he was quoted in a British tabloid dismissing her approach to Brexit, praising one of her foes and threatening to upend their trade relationship - while boasting that she would have been better off...
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Donald Trump Will See Castles And Gardens In Britain, Avoiding Protests
If the White House Travel Office were to give President Donald Trump's upcoming tour of Britain a name, it might be something like, "Ye Olde United Kingdom: Castles, Royals, Gardens and Golf."
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Cambridge Analytica's Alexander Nix: Bond Villain, Tech Genius Or Hustler?
The British press and parliamentarians - and his own former employees - are divided over how to characterize the mysterious, plummy, exquisitely tailored Alexander Nix, founder of the now infamous Cambridge Analytica, the London data-munchers who boasted they helped Donald Trump win election and are now suspected of violating the privacy of tens of...
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In Interview With Prince Harry, Obama Says Leaders Shouldn't Use Social Media To Divide
In his first interview since leaving office, former President Barack Obama didn't mention President Donald Trump by name, but he really didn't have to: He told his host, Prince Harry, that leaders shouldn't use social media to stoke division.
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Donald Trump Tells Theresa May To Mind Her Own Affairs After Anti-Muslim Rebuke
In a sharp personal rebuke, the British government told President Donald Trump he was "wrong" to retweet on Wednesday a series of anti-Muslim video clips promoted by a leader of an ultranationalist fringe group that the prime minister's office said "peddles lies" and "hateful narratives."
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Trump Attacked Him, But London's First Muslim Mayor Has Wide Support
It's not an easy job, being mayor of London - and Sadiq Khan is not only mayor but also probably the most prominent Muslim politician in the West, in a city attacked not once but twice by Islamist extremists during his first year in office.
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President Trump In Israel: An Awkward Selfie And Bonding Over Media Gripes
A pushy Israeli parliament member named Oren Hazan pulled US President Donald Trump aside and started taking a selfie in the receiving line. Donald Trump kept a stone face.
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No Lavish Sword Dance, But Trump's Jerusalem Visit Won't Be Short Of Grandeur Or Security
President Donald Trump is to land at Tel Aviv airport on Monday and spend two days in Jerusalem with a side visit to Bethlehem in the West Bank. The Israelis and the Palestinians are scrambling to roll out the red carpet - but, seriously, it will be hard to beat the Saudi royals, who staged a sword dance for/with Trump and hosted the first family i...
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Israel's Netanyahu Applauds Trump's Plan For Wall
On Saturday evening, Israel's prime minister tweeted his praise of President Donald Trump's decision to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Naked Man Jumps Off Times Square Ticket Booth Shouting Donald Trump's Name
Police say a naked man shouting about presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in Times Square jumped off the rear staircase ledge of a discount Broadway ticket booth.
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How Canadians Seek To 'Send A Message' To Trump
A volunteer checking registrations and directing voters past yellow election signs to the correct booths said it was the busiest balloting they had ever witnessed, adding many first-time voters had showed up.
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"What Happens In The Booth, Stays In The Booth": Kamala Harris Banks On Women's Votes
In an ad for Kamala Harris, a woman marks her ballot for the Democratic candidate while her husband thinks she's voting for Republican Donald Trump.
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Did Queen Snub Her Daughter For Not Greeting Trump? Video Is Viral
Forget NATO. Brits were obsessing Wednesday on a viral snip of video that appeared - appeared, mind you - to show Queen Elizabeth II seeming to chastise her daughter, Princess Anne, at the moment the monarch was greeting President Donald Trump and the first lady at a reception at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday night.
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Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates 93rd Birthday With Massive Military Parade
President Donald Trump and his family got the royal treatment from Queen Elizabeth II this past week - and the American president was all in, gushing to Fox News that it was a highlight of his life, that the British monarch was "a spectacular . . . incredible woman" and that the two leaders shared an "automatic chemistry."
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After "Trump Baby", Protesters Will Fly Blimp Of London Mayor In A Bikini
Remember the "Trump Baby" balloon depicting the U.S. president in diapers clutching his cellphone and throwing a tantrum, the one that protesters flew beside the Palace of Westminster during his visit to Britain in July?
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After Berating His British Hosts, Trump Lauds May In Bid To Ease Tensions
President Donald Trump on Friday sought to undo the damage he'd done to British Prime Minister Theresa May, lavishing her with compliments one day after he was quoted in a British tabloid dismissing her approach to Brexit, praising one of her foes and threatening to upend their trade relationship - while boasting that she would have been better off...
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Donald Trump Will See Castles And Gardens In Britain, Avoiding Protests
If the White House Travel Office were to give President Donald Trump's upcoming tour of Britain a name, it might be something like, "Ye Olde United Kingdom: Castles, Royals, Gardens and Golf."
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Cambridge Analytica's Alexander Nix: Bond Villain, Tech Genius Or Hustler?
The British press and parliamentarians - and his own former employees - are divided over how to characterize the mysterious, plummy, exquisitely tailored Alexander Nix, founder of the now infamous Cambridge Analytica, the London data-munchers who boasted they helped Donald Trump win election and are now suspected of violating the privacy of tens of...
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In Interview With Prince Harry, Obama Says Leaders Shouldn't Use Social Media To Divide
In his first interview since leaving office, former President Barack Obama didn't mention President Donald Trump by name, but he really didn't have to: He told his host, Prince Harry, that leaders shouldn't use social media to stoke division.
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Donald Trump Tells Theresa May To Mind Her Own Affairs After Anti-Muslim Rebuke
In a sharp personal rebuke, the British government told President Donald Trump he was "wrong" to retweet on Wednesday a series of anti-Muslim video clips promoted by a leader of an ultranationalist fringe group that the prime minister's office said "peddles lies" and "hateful narratives."
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Trump Attacked Him, But London's First Muslim Mayor Has Wide Support
It's not an easy job, being mayor of London - and Sadiq Khan is not only mayor but also probably the most prominent Muslim politician in the West, in a city attacked not once but twice by Islamist extremists during his first year in office.
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President Trump In Israel: An Awkward Selfie And Bonding Over Media Gripes
A pushy Israeli parliament member named Oren Hazan pulled US President Donald Trump aside and started taking a selfie in the receiving line. Donald Trump kept a stone face.
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No Lavish Sword Dance, But Trump's Jerusalem Visit Won't Be Short Of Grandeur Or Security
President Donald Trump is to land at Tel Aviv airport on Monday and spend two days in Jerusalem with a side visit to Bethlehem in the West Bank. The Israelis and the Palestinians are scrambling to roll out the red carpet - but, seriously, it will be hard to beat the Saudi royals, who staged a sword dance for/with Trump and hosted the first family i...
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Israel's Netanyahu Applauds Trump's Plan For Wall
On Saturday evening, Israel's prime minister tweeted his praise of President Donald Trump's decision to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Naked Man Jumps Off Times Square Ticket Booth Shouting Donald Trump's Name
Police say a naked man shouting about presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in Times Square jumped off the rear staircase ledge of a discount Broadway ticket booth.
