Moon Jae in elected South Korea leader backs talks with North
Moon Jae in of the Democratic Party raises his hands as exit polls show him the next president of South Korea, defeating two rivals. He says Korea must recognize Kim Jong Un as a counterpart and pursue dialogue despite sanctions or pressure, signaling liberal North Korea policy that could affect U S Korea ties.
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U S risks alienating Turkey by arming Kurds
The White House opts to arm Kurdish fighters in Syria risking anger from Turkey. Kurds have been key against ISIS and may help liberate Raqqa. Turkey, a NATO ally, may retaliate by restricting US access to Incirlik base. Former ambassador James Jeffrey calls the move a mistake.
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Trump fires FBI Director Comey in surprise dismissal
President Trump fired FBI Director James Comey amid controversy over Russia ties and Hillary Clinton email handling. Deputy Atty Gen Rod Rosenstein and Attorney General Jeff Sessions recommended the move as the White House seeks a new permanent FBI director and continues the Russia inquiry. Critics call the action a bid to blunt the investigation, while supporters deem it a necessary change at the bureau.
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Scientists name new dinosaur Zuul after Ghostbusters monster
Victoria Arbour of the Royal Ontario Museum and David Evans name a Cretaceous ankylosaurid Zuul crurivastator after the Ghostbusters creature. The 75 million year old plant eater, found in Montana badlands, sported a tail club and horns.
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