Thursday, May 25, 2017

Israeli police question U.S. casino magnate in connection with Netanyahu investigation

Police in Israel have questioned a U.S. casino magnate in connection
with their investigation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

No charges have been brought against him but police are looking into
two separate allegations of abuse of office.

U.S. correspondent William Denselow reports.

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Jury selected for Bill Cosby trial

The jury has been selected for the upcoming trial of the American
actor and comedian Bill Cosby.

The TV star, who was in the hit sitcom - The Cosby Show - is charged
with three counts of felony aggravated indecent assault.

He denies all the charges against him. US Correspondent, Frances Read reports.

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Court Refuses to Reinstate Travel Ban

Pentagon confirms over 100 Iraqi civilians killed in U.S. airstrike in March

The US Pentagon has confirmed that over 100 Iraqi civilians were killed in an American airstrike in Mosul in March.

The US was targeting two Islamic State snipers, but dozens of civilians in the same building as them were caught up in an explosion.

Our Washington correspondent Nina Maria Potts reports.

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UN calls for investigation into attack on Yemen envoy's convoy

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The United Nations is calling for an investigation in Yemen on what
has been called a "grave" attack on a convoy carrying a UN envoy.

In a statement, the UN said Yemen had a responsibility to protect its
personnel and ensure their safety.

Our UN correspondent Laura Cantekin reports.

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Iran claims completion of 3rd ballistic missile factory

Iran claims it has finished building a third underground ballistic missile factory.


The announcement is expected to draw ire from the US and Sunni Gulf states already concerned about Tehran's threat to regional, and international security. 


Our U.S. correspondent Liling Tan reports. 


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US president Donald Trump presses NATO allies to increase defense spending at summit

US president Donald Trump is pressing his NATO counterparts to increase defense spending  as the leaders meet of a summit in Brussels. 

Trump wants each country of the alliance to spend 2% of their annual GDP as has been agreed in the past.

The summit has been overshadowed somewhat by the United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May confronting Trump tover a series of intelligence leaks to US media from US intelligence services during the Manchester attacks investigation.

Trump urges the members of the alliance to increase their defense spending. 

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President Trump says it is unfair to United States citizens for NATO countries to not contribute 2% GDP spending towards defense. 

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Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the agenda for the Nato summit will look at increasing efforts on the fight against terrorism. 

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Americans unhappy with health care bill

An increasing number of Americans are unhappy with the House bill to repeal and replace what's nick-named Obamacare, the health care insurance legislation first passed under the Obama administration, some 57% according to the latest poll by Quinnipiac University..

U.S. President Donald Trump made lowering health insurance costs a key campaign promise, and while the legislation does do that, it comes at a signficant cost, some 23 million Americans losing health insurance according to the Congressional Budget Office.

And while American voters do not want to lose their insurance, Speaker Paul Ryan insists, it's good legislation.

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House leadership denounces Montana candidate

Congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle are denouncing the physical attack by a Republican from Montana who wants to be the state's sole representative in the House.

Greg Gianforte has been charged with a misdemeanor - assault - after he body slammed and broke the glasses of Ben Jacobs, a reporter for the Guardian, who was asking him questions about the cost of health care.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan says the assault never should have happened.

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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi says Greg Gianforte sets a poor example.

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Greg Gianforte is running against Democrat Rob Quist for the state's only seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, with ballots counted (tonight) and election results expected by the end of the week.

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Trump orders investigation into intelligence leaks

US President Donald Trump has asked the Department of Justice to launch an investigation into ongoing intelligence leaks.

Recent leaks of information from the investigation into the Manchester bombing has prompted UK authorities to halt intelligence sharing with the US on the case.

Our Washington correspondent Rebecca Foster reports.

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Brazil: President Temer sends army to stop protests

Brazil's President Michel Temer had military force used on protesters in the country's capital Brasilia Wednesday. 

Demonstrators are seeking President Temer's ouster after a tape was leaked last week which suggests Temer used bribes to keep convicted politicians from talking. 

Andrea Arenas reports

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US Congressional Budget Office: 23 million Americans would lose coverage under Republican healthcare plan


A non-partisan agency says 23 million Americans would lose coverage under a new Republican healthcare plan.

US President Donald Trump has vowed to repeal and replace previous healthcare legislation...known as Obamacare...brought in by his predecessor Barack Obama.

Our Washington correspondent Giles Gibson has more:

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UK COMPLAINS ABOUT US INTEL LEAKS

The families of victims of the Manchester bombing are 'distressed' by leaking of details of the investigation by US officials, according to British police.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has confirmed she'll raise the issue with US President Donald Trump.

Eight men remain in custody over the suicide attack by Salman Abedi at Manchester Arena which killed 22.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Trump team sees further complications from Russia probe

Intelligence obtained by U.S. officials points to Russian officials enthusiastically trying to target and influence Trump associates, the New York Times reports.

That story comes as questions arise about Jeff Sessions, the U.S. Attorney General, and his national security clearance.

Our U.S. correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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US warship enters waters around disputed Chinese island

A US warship has sailed close to an artificially-created Chinese island in the disputed South China Sea.

It's the first time America has actively engaged in the dispute since Donald Trump took office in January.

US correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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MANCHESTER VICTIMS' FAMILIES 'DISTRESSED' BY US LEAKS

British Prime Minister Theresa May has confirmed she'll raise the issue of intelligence leaking with US President Donald Trump.

The UK government has been angered by information from investigations into the Manchester bombing, appearing in US media.

Police in Manchester are understood to have stopped sharing intelligence with US colleagues as a result.

22 people were killed when suicide bomber Salman Abedi blew himself up at Manchester Arena.

Ian Hopkins of Greater Manchester Police says victims' families are angry at details being leaked to US media.

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MAY TO RAISE INTEL LEAKING WITH TRUMP

British Prime Minister Theresa May has confirmed she'll raise the issue of intelligence leaking with US President Donald Trump.

The UK government has been angered by information from investigations into the Manchester bombing, appearing in US media.

Police in Manchester are understood to have stopped sharing intelligence with US colleagues as a result.

22 people were killed when suicide bomber Salman Abedi blew himself up at Manchester Arena.

Ahead of a NATO summit in Brussels, Theresa May says countries should be assisting each other after an incident like this.

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Russia poised to extend production cut deal with OPEC

OPEC and non-OPEC oil producing countries are meeting in Vienna to reach an agreement to extend their production cut agreement. Russia is poised to join the deal despite that more than a half of its budget depends on oil&gas revenues. Moscow expects the oil cut would help it decrease budget deficit and slow down inflation. Our correspondent Daria Bondarchuk reports from the Russian capital.

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Researchers claims India, not China, is World's Most Populous Nation

A Chinese researcher claims that China's official population estimates are wrong. This makes India the world's most populated country. He claims India's population is at about 1.32 billion right now.

The researcher also alleges that over the last 26 years China has overestimated the country's population by about 90 million.

Last year China abandoned its one-child policy following concerns of a rapidly ageing population.

Our India correspondent Neha Poonia reports.

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