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Thousands of migrants have arrived at the Mexico-Guatemala border, with some climbing over the fence separating the two countries. US President Donald Trump has threatened to close the US-Mexico border and call in the military.
- ‘Hope we can keep it’: Trump touts Saudi arms deal while talking sanctions over Khashoggi death
US President Donald Trump has again warned that Saudi Arabia will face consequences if it was behind the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi – but he also suggested that Washington will not be axing its arms deal with Riyadh. - Hillary 2020? Former adviser says there’s a (slim) chance
With no clear frontrunner emerging from the Democratic camp, one former adviser reckons 2020 might be Hillary Clinton’s time to shine – much to the amusement of the White House. - 'Trump asked if I was from the same tribe as Warren': Nikki Haley's top jokes at NYC fundraiser
Many predict a presidential run for Nikki Haley, but we have a better idea: stand-up comedy. She may be known now for her unflagging belligerence at the UN, but in an ideal world, she could kill ‘em with laughs, not bombs. - Haunted by 'slaves' or 'dead Iraqi soldiers'? Social media reacts to Bush daughter’s WH ghost story
George W. Bush's daughter has had some Halloween fun on TV, opening up about “ghosts” in the White House. It prompted some on social media to say there is evil lurking in the mansion.
- Sex robot gets 92 Tinder matches in 2 hours
Millions of people go on dating apps for some human warmth now and then – for some, though, 'human' isn’t necessarily part of the equation. A realistic sex robot has garnered almost a hundred matches on Tinder in just two hours. - Trump says Khashoggi death ‘unacceptable’, but he ‘prefers’ to keep defense contracts with Saudis
Calling Saudi Arabia a crucial ally against Iran that purchases billions of dollars-worth of US weapons, Donald Trump lamented Khashoggi’s “unacceptable” death but praised Riyadh for making the first arrests in the ongoing probe. - As Bolton heads to Moscow, US charges another Russian with ‘election meddling’
The Department of Justice has charged a Russian national with conspiring to interfere in the 2016 and upcoming 2018 elections, in an indictment released just one day before crucial meetings between US and Russian officials. - Not buying it: Lawmakers & journalists skeptical of Saudi story about Khashoggi death
Multiple US lawmakers, journalists and pundits voiced their disbelief in the official Saudi account of journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s death, calling it spin and a cover-up. Some even blamed US President Donald Trump. - Migrant caravan using women & children as human shields to break into Mexico – Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had some choice words about the thousands-strong crowd of Central American migrants surging toward Mexico, urging the country to take any and all steps necessary to halt the human wave. - ‘Hope we can keep it’: Trump touts Saudi arms deal while talking sanctions over Khashoggi deathUS President Donald Trump has again warned that Saudi Arabia will face consequences if it was behind the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi – but he also suggested that Washington will not be axing its arms deal with Riyadh.
- Hillary 2020? Former adviser says there’s a (slim) chanceWith no clear frontrunner emerging from the Democratic camp, one former adviser reckons 2020 might be Hillary Clinton’s time to shine – much to the amusement of the White House.
- Thousands of US-bound migrants storm Guatemala-Mexico border (VIDEOS)Thousands of migrants have arrived at the Mexico-Guatemala border, with some climbing over the fence separating the two countries. US President Donald Trump has threatened to close the US-Mexico border and call in the military.
- Marijuana legalization linked to spike in car crashes, studies reveal
Marijuana legalization hit another milestone this week as Canada lifted its ban on the drug. But new research may undermine pot’s march towards the mainstream, as two studies have linked legalization with a rise in car crashes. - White House chopper mechanic busted with crystal meth after calling the cops on himself
A mechanic who maintains the White House’s fleet of helicopters has been busted with methamphetamine, after he called the cops while under the influence, thinking his house was being broken into. - ‘Tough cookie, my guy!’: Trump praises Montana Congressman who body-slammed reporter
US President Donald Trump praised the wrestling skills of Republican Congressman Greg Gianforte, who body-slammed a Guardian reporter to the ground at a campaign event last year. Needless to say, the liberal media is appalled. - Convicts dupe US soldiers with nude photos in ‘sextortion’ scam
Countless inmates in multiple prisons across South Carolina have been posing as young women on dating apps to blackmail and extort US soldiers in a sexting scam that’s been running since 2015.
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