Rockets strike Baghdad Green Zone amid anti government protests
Rockets hit Baghdad's Green Zone on Saturday night amid clashes that left five dead. Protests led by Muqtada al Sadr demanded an overhaul of the local elections commission. Police report six officers and many protesters injured, government called for a full investigation. Separately, four Muslim non profits rejected over $2 million in DHS grants cited Trump policies. NYC plans body cameras for all 23,000 officers by 2019 amid trust concerns.
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Winter White House stirs protests and ethics debate
Protesters gather near Mar a Lago as the estate known as the Winter White House hosts Abe and Trump. Critics warn of conflicts of interest with hosting foreign leaders at a private club while supporters cite tradition of multiple venues for diplomacy and notable guests at the Palm Beach site.
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Protests and counter protests over Planned Parenthood
Anti abortion rallies across the country demand funding cuts to Planned Parenthood while counter protests draw thousands. In St Paul Minnesota supporters and in Detroit about 300 join. St Louis hosts a large turnout with supporters citing women health services.
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North Korea reportedly test fires missile
North Korea fired what may be its first missile of the year amid warnings of an ICBM test. Officials cited a launch from Banghyon, with about 310 miles range, uncertain type, while Tokyo reported no territorial seas hit. The event coincides with Trump Abe talks and Kim Jong Un birthday observances.
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Six killed as strong quake rocks Surigao Philippines
A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck Surigao del Norte late Friday, killing at least six people and injuring more than 120. Officials report aftershocks, damaged buildings, and flight disruptions as evacuation centers take in residents wary aftershocks. Surigao declared a calamity area to speed aid.
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