Putin calls for broad international anti-terror front
In a state of the nation speech Putin urges one powerful anti-terror front under UN aegis and calls for end to double standards. He accuses the West of creating a zone of chaos with regime change in Iraq Syria and Libya and targets Turkey over oil revenue linked to IS attacks. He warns no shelter for terrorists and warns against unilateral action while citing Paris and the Egypt air disaster as recent shocks.
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Vladimir Putin
Turkey
Putin
United States
Washington
Iraq
Syria
Libya
Paris
Egypt
United Nations
Kremlin Hall
France
Lebanon
Mali
White House
Josh Earnest
Earnest
Russia
Senate votes against expanded gun background checks
The Senate rejected a proposal to broaden background checks for all gun purchases including online and gun shows. The 50 to 47 vote followed a mass shooting in California that left 14 dead, highlighting ongoing partisan gridlock on firearm reform. The bill, by Sen. Joe Manchin and Sen. Patrick Toomey, mirrors a measure previously defeated after the Newtown tragedy.
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Ashington
Senate
U.S
California
Washington
Paris
Joe Manchin
West Virginia
Patrick Toomey
Pennsylvania
Newtown
Connecticut
Princeton Christmas Parade winners and town notices
Brief notices from Princeton and Bluefield include parade results with winners in multiple categories led by Mercer County Technical Education Center and Suddenlink, plus Bluefield College hosting Christmas events and a can food drive date change at MCTEC. Also Calvary Chapel and Bluefield College music programs feature holiday shows with local participants.
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Princeton
Mercer County Technical Education Center
MCTEC
Suddenlink
Carousel Farm Kids Club
Silver Springs Baptist Church
Princeton Praise & Worship Center
Bluefield
Sanders
Sanders Lane
Bluefield College
Harman Chapel
Surge in police murder charges tied to on duty shootings
The number of officers charged with murder or manslaughter for on duty shootings rose to 15 in late 2015, with video evidence cited in 10 cases. Experts say video shifts narratives and prompts charges that would often not occur without footage, citing cases from Chicago and across the United States.
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Chicago
U.S
Philip Stinson
Bowling Green State University
Joseph Tacopina
New York
Jason van Dyke
Stinson
David A. Harris
University of Pittsburgh
van Dyke
Ray Tensing
University of Cincinnati
Samuel DuBose
Tensing
Dubose
Marksville
Louisiana
North Charleston
South Carolina
Michael Slager
Walter Scott
Slager
Scott
Harris
Tacopina
McDonald
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sec
James Boyd
Boyd
Lisa Mearkle
Hummelstown
Pennsylvania
Mearkle
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NATO
Alexander Novak
European Union
Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe
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Belgrade
Mevlut Cavusoglu
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Lavrov
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Calif
Calvary Chapel
Gott Road
Ellison
Tommy
Jacey
A. Merry Christmas
Dee
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Santa’s Little Friends
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Natalie Fanning
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