Lebanon elects Iran-backed Michel Aoun as president
Iran aligned Hezbollah allies back Michel Aoun with 83 of 127 votes to end Lebanon's presidential vacuum. The 81-year-old former general, a foe of Saudi influence, pledges to fight corruption and defend against regional upheaval while laying groundwork for a Hezbollah-aligned leadership.
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Michel Aoun
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Hezbollah
Iran
Bashar Assad
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Paul Salem
Middle East Institute
Washington
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Salem
State Department
John Kirby
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Ali Khamenei
Ali Akbar Velayati
Islamic Resistance
Tasnim
al Manar TV
Israel
Golan Heights
Michel Suleiman
Hafez Assad
Rafiq Hariri
U.N
Tehran
Filters and fatigue mark election coverage overload
Web filters help readers dodge campaign news as fatigue grows across the U S. Polls show anxiety rising with political ads, and experts note that many nonpartisan and partisan readers alike seek relief. Analysts discuss workplace talk, stock market weariness, and the endless campaign cycle.
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Corrections and Clarifications in Friday Life column
A Life feature misidentified Jo van Adepp and Jacob Latimore as Oscar worthy talent. A USA Today Network Sunday piece misnamed recipients of FBI Director James Comey’s letter to Congress about newly discovered emails possibly tied to Hillary Clinton’s classified information. The letter was addressed to congressional leaders of both parties.
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Timing of email inquiry criticized in Comey case
The congressman’s praise of Comey contrasts with calls for accountability as new material surfaces in the Clinton email inquiry. Analysts warn the investigation risks becoming a political liability if Clinton wins, while investigators race to review 600,000 emails linked to Huma Abedin before Election Day.
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