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China government ousts China Telecom boss

“The board of directors hereby announces that Mr Chang Xiaobing has resigned from his positions as the executive director, chairman and chief executive officer of the company, with effect from

Michael Moore says Donald Trump will ‘absolutely’ be the Republican candidate

“In the neighborhood I grew up in, there were a lot of people who worked in stores, and when they had short shirts on, they had serial numbers on their

USA plane strays into South China Sea airspace

China has accused the United States of conducting a “serious military provocation” by flying B-52 planes over Chinese man-made islands earlier this month in the South China Sea.

United flight from Seattle slides off runway in Chicago

A United Airlines aircraft, flight UA 1977 landing in Chicago O’Hare airport at 7.40 am on Wednesday on a flight from Seattle skidded off a runway.

China warns of ‘complex changes’ in Taiwan election year

In response to expanding the admission quota for Chinese students pursuing associate to bachelor’s degrees in Taiwan, the Mainland Affairs Council stated that the decision will not only improve understanding

Twitter revises policy banning threats and abuse

That sounded like a good thing, but when I pulled up Twitter’s new rules, they looked a very bad lot like Twitter’s old rules.

Call for pizza led authorities to ‘affluenza’ teen

Now, however, with his capture in Mexico (he disappeared with his mother, Tonya Couch), it remains to be seen what his punishment will be. Now he’s in custody for allegedly

Marco Rubio Returning To Texas For Dallas Rally

Rubio has ramped up his visits here over the last couple months – holding around two dozen events – and his campaign says he’ll spend a lot of time in

Islamic State fatwa details rules for having sex with female slaves, girls

The Islamic State terrorist group has attempted to codify the sexual relations between its fighters and women they capture, by issuing a special ruling on when it’s OK to rape

Salvation Army kettle donations on the rise in Parkersburg

The Salvation Army operates 7,546 centers in communities across the country, including food distribution, disaster relief, rehabilitation centers and children’s programs.

Missouri Flooding Six Dead

But Lisa Muxo, 45, said her basement was already taking on water.

Hacker group Anonymous vows to help ‘Making a Murderer’ convict go free

Making a Murderer is Netflix’s current hit, a documentary series following the case of Stephen Avery, a man who may or may not have been framed for a murder.

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