Civilians Flee as Two Major Syria Battles Intensify
Civilians flee from two besieged fronts as eastern Ghouta near Damascus and Afrin in northern Syria face intensified fighting. Russian backed forces push in Ghouta while Turkish led attacks on Afrin leave hundreds of thousands displaced and over 40 killed.
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Florida uses red flag law to seize guns in first Broward case
Lighthouse Point man, 56, had four firearms and 267 rounds removed after police requested a risk protection order. He was involuntarily committed under Baker Act. Judge Jack Tuter signed the order, citing potential risk to self or others and marking a first for Broward County and possibly Florida.
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Trump pressures Tarkanjian to exit Nevada Senate race
President Donald Trump persuaded GOP challenger Danny Tarkanjian to quit his bid against Sen. Dean Heller in Nevada. Tarkanjian plans a House race instead, easing GOP path to protect their Senate majority and avoiding a divisive primary that could help Democrats.
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Trump signs U S Taiwan travel bill amid China protest
President Donald Trump signed a nonbinding bill urging senior U S officials to meet with Taiwanese counterparts and vice versa prompting Beijing to voice strong dissatisfaction. China says the move violates the one China principle and calls for an end to official ties with Taiwan. The measure, passed by Congress, states U S policy should allow visits and commerce between the two sides under respectful conditions.
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Stormy Daniels says she was threatened to stay silent on Trump
Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti claims Daniels faced physical threats to keep quiet about her alleged 2006 affair with Donald Trump. He says Daniels will provide details on the forthcoming 60 Minutes interview. Daniels sought to void the nondisclosure with a $130,000 offer rejected by Michael Cohen.
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