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Rob Kardashian seemed to be on his way to mending his rocky relationship with his family members, but his latest social media rant suggests he's back on the outs with the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan.

The reality star tweeted late Monday night, "Didn't invite the Mother of my child to a baby shower you all were trying to throw for me!!?"

Didn't invite the Mother of my child to a baby shower you all were trying to throw for me ‼️? You all must have lost your damn minds ,,,🙋🏿
- ROBERT KARDASHIAN (@robkardashian) September 27, 2016

He also tweeted out a phone number he said belonged to his half-sister Kylie Jenner.

"I ain't hacked either this is rob dog lol," he added in case anyone thought he wasn't the one behind the phone number reveal.

His sisters and mom Kris Jenner have yet to respond to Rob's tweets.

ET reports that Rob's fiancée Blac Chyna sent out a Snapchat early Monday with a text image that said, "My baby shower is Sunday."

Jenner is dating rapper Tyga who is also the father of Blac Chyna's son King.

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Rob Kardashian tweets out sister Kylie Jenner's private cell number

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Rob Kardashian seemed to be on his way to mending his rocky relationship with his family members, but his latest social media rant suggests he's back on the outs with the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan. The reality star tweeted late Monday night, "Didn't invite the Mother of my child to a baby shower you all were trying to throw for me!!?"

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Police in eastern Pennsylvania are trying to figure out who stabbed a 16-year-old to death during a fight that broke out after a person showed up wearing a clown mask.

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Police in eastern Pennsylvania are trying to figure out who stabbed a 16-year-old to death during a fight that broke out after a person showed up wearing a clown mask.

Authorities said the incident happened Sunday night around 8:30 p.m. in Reading, located about 50 miles northwest of Philadelphia.

"We urge anyone who was there to contact the Reading police," Berks County District Attorney John T. Adams told the Reading Eagle. "Someone was wearing a clown mask and a fight broke out. Anyone who knows anything about this, please contact the Reading police.

Officials told the newspaper they responded to reports of a person lying on a front porch of a home, and that there was a large crowd in the street. The Reading Eagle identified the victim as Christian Torres, 16, who was a 10th-grader at Reading High School.

Reading Police Chief Andres Dominguez Jr. told the newspaper that investigators believe there are several suspects.

"I believe the issues got out of control," Dominguez told the Reading Eagle. "Everyone in the neighborhood knows each other."
Click for more from The Reading Eagle.

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Police searching for person in clown mask after Pennsylvania teen fatally stabbed

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Police in eastern Pennsylvania are trying to figure out who stabbed a 16-year-old to death during a fight that broke out after a person showed up wearing a clown mask. Authorities said the incident happened Sunday night around 8:30 p.m. in Reading, located about 50 miles northwest of Philadelphia.

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Donald Trump repeatedly interrupts Hillary Clinton during the debate.

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LeBron James Talks Media Day, Goals for Upcoming Season "Do it again for the land" P.S. Lebron is thrash

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GLOVES OFF: Trump vows to
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Donald Trump brushed himself off Tuesday following a rough-and-tumble debate with Hillary Clinton, returning to the campaign trail while warning he may have to "hit her harder" in the next round - as he and his surrogates rapped moderator Lester Holt for skating over the controversies associated with the Democratic nominee.

Clinton was widely seen as coming to the debate stage at Hofstra University well-prepared to take on the sometimes-unpredictable Trump, and standing her ground without any major stumbles. But the Republican nominee and his team pushed back Tuesday on any suggestion he might have missed opportunities to land punches, as Clinton's supporters gloated that she got the better of him.

"I think [Trump] had a great night," running mate Mike Pence, who will face Democratic counterpart Tim Kaine at a debate next week, said on Fox News' "America's Newsroom."

Trump, speaking on "Fox & Friends," said the debate went well, especially when he was asked "normal questions."

However, he and his backers noted that Holt never pressed Clinton on several issues, suggesting the moderator tilted the playing field in her favor during their opening bout.

"[Holt] didn't ask her about the emails at all. He didn't ask her about her scandals. He didn't ask her about [Benghazi]," Trump said. "They were leaving all of her little goodies out."

Discussing his approach for their second debate next month, Trump said, "I may hit her harder in certain ways. I really eased up because I didn't want to hurt anybody's feelings."

A growing sense among the Republican nominee's team that the moderator glossed over Clinton's weak spots could contribute to a tougher tone from Trump in their next encounter in October.

"There was a little bit of an imbalance," retired Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn said on Fox News.

Clinton's supporters, meanwhile, declared victory.

Rep. Xavier Becerra, D-Calif., said Tuesday that Trump became "unhinged."

Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, who ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic presidential nomination this year, said Trump looked as "if he were running out of stamina."

But House Speaker Paul Ryan said Trump held his own.

"People met their expectations," he said.

Both candidates returned to the campaign trail Tuesday, with Trump campaigning in Florida and Clinton heading to North Carolina, both vital swing states.

"Did everybody see the debate last night?" Clinton asked cheering supporters. "One down, two to go."

It's unclear whether the debate, which took a number of twists and turns, will move the dial in a campaign that polls showed was tightening heading into the first face-off.

Over the course of the night, the candidates tangled on a range of topics from trade to tax returns to temperament.

When Trump, discussing how he'd been "all over" the country talking to inner-city communities, said, "You decided to stay home, and that's okay" - Clinton had a swift retort.

"I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. And yes, I did," Clinton said. "And you know what else I prepared for? I prepared to be president, and I think that's a good thing."

Later in the debate, Trump summed up his counter-argument in a few words: "Hillary has experience, but it's bad experience."

Trump reached back to the 1990s to hammer her former president husband Bill Clinton over NAFTA, which he called "the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere," and remind voters about her controversial comment from that era referring to some young criminals as "super predators."

Clinton, though, had a sharp exchange with Trump as she challenged him to release his tax returns, which Trump has said he can't do because of an audit.

Clinton questioned whether Trump is really as wealthy as he claims and said, "There's something he's hiding."

Trump issued Clinton a challenge of his own, saying he'll defy his lawyers' advice and release his taxes if she releases the "33,000 emails" she erased.

"As soon as she releases them, I will release my tax returns," Trump said.

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Trump threatens to 'hit her harder' at next debate, as surrogates rip moderator

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Donald Trump brushed himself off Tuesday following a rough-and-tumble debate with Hillary Clinton, returning to the campaign trail while warning he may have to "hit her harder" in the next round - as he and his surrogates rapped moderator Lester Holt for skating over the controversies associated with the Democratic nominee.

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High school football player dies after an injury.

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A high school football player in Ohio died after sustaining an injury during a game.

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Hillary Clinton showed up at the debate of the century and delivered.

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Security has been stepped up in the German city of Dresden, following two bomb attacks on a mosque and a conference center Monday evening.

No one was injured in the attacks, which included two homemade devices, according to police.

The bombings come ahead of next weekend's German Unity Day celebrations, which German Chancellor Angela Merkel is expected to attend. The celebrations mark the 26th anniversary of the reunification of East and West Germany.http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/27/europe/bombs-attacks-germany/index.html

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The first Clinton-Trump debate was far higher rated than the first debates in 2008 and 2012, according to preliminary Nielsen ratings data.

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Monday night was the most-watched debate in American history.

Well over 80 million people tuned in to see Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face off, setting a new record in the sixty year history of televised presidential debates.

According to Nielsen, the debate averaged a total of 84 million viewers across 13 of the TV channels that carried it live.

Many millions also watched the debate via live streams on the web.

Nielsen's 84 million total counts people who watched via traditional TV channels at home. People who watched the debate at parties, bars, restaurants, and offices were not counted. Neither were C-SPAN viewers.

This means the actual total audience is even higher.

On the TV side, CNN and other cable news channels saw big increases over past election years. So did the broadcast networks.

NBC had the biggest audience overall, partly because "NBC Nightly News" anchor Lester Holt was the moderator of the debate. Upwards of 18 million people watched the debate on NBC.

ABC drew 13.5 million viewers, CBS drew 12.1 million, Fox News drew 11.4 million, CNN drew 9.9 million, the Fox broadcast network drew 5.5 million, and MSNBC drew 4.9 million.

The debate was also a hit on Spanish language television, attracting 2.5 million viewers on Univision and 1.8 million on Telemundo.

Trump may have been the ratings magnet, but Clinton may have been the beneficiary of the ratings bump. By Tuesday there was a media consensus that Clinton had prevailed in the debate.

The debate viewership number to beat was 80.6 million, set back in 1980, when Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan debated just once before the election.

More recently, the first Obama-Romney debate in 2012 averaged 67 million viewers.

Detailed Nielsen data confirms that viewership stayed high the entire time. Contrary to some speculation, there was not a big drop-off after the first 30 minutes of the 98-minute debate.

The vast majority of viewers kept watching until the very end, a fact that the Clinton campaign celebrated on Tuesday.

Earlier story: Ratings expectations for first Trump-Clinton debate are sky high

Anticipation for the Clinton-Trump meeting had been mounting for months. Television industry executives were anticipating a total audience somewhere between 80 and 100 million.

There will be two more debates between the candidates in October.

On Monday night Twitter said the first face-off was the "most tweeted debate ever."

Given the rapid growth of streaming options, it was almost certainly the most streamed debate ever, as well.

Various live streams on YouTube together registered more than 2.5 million simultaneous viewers. Live streams on other sites also reached millions of people.

On both Twitter and Facebook, Trump was a livelier subject than Clinton. Twitter said the "final share of conversation around the candidates on stage" was 62% for Trump and 38% for Clinton.

On Facebook, the results were even more lopsided, with Trump earning 79% share of conversation and Clinton having the remaining 21%.

Being talked about isn't necessarily a good thing for a candidate. Most commentators gave Clinton the edge over Trump after the debate.

Still, the post-debate coverage on TV focused on Trump, partly because of surprising and confounding comments he made on stage.

CNN's reality check team investigated 26 claims made by Clinton and Trump and found that Trump made a greater number of misleading statements.

CNNMoney (New York) First published September 27, 2016: 10:26 AM ET

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Well over 80 million people tuned in to see Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face off, setting a new record in the sixty year history of televised presidential debates. According to Nielsen, the debate averaged a total of 84 million viewers across 13 of the TV channels that carried it live.

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A man charged with killing two teens also threatened a judge, which now brings him more charges. A man by the name of Brice Rhodes has repeatedly threatened to track down a judge and her family. Rhodes was charged prior to the threats with fatally stabbing a 16 year old Maurice Gordon and 14 year old Larry Ordway. Their burned bodies were found behind a dumpster in May.

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US military officials say that ISIS is set on using chemical weapons

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A Pentagon spokesman said Monday that Islamic State militants are "dead set" on using chemical weapons and will likely try to use them against Iraqi forces as they prepare its siege on Mosul.

ISIS fighters are believed to have attacked U.S. and Iraqi forces last week, a U.S. official told Fox News. Tests showed that initial reports of a "mustard agent" turning up on the rocket were incorrect, military officials said Tuesday. No one was hurt in the attack.

According to Reuters, the U.S.-led coalition conducted an air strike on an ISIS chemical weapons factory Friday near Qayyara, the second attack on such a facility this month.

Davis said the terror group has a basic understanding of making mustard gas. The group has used a chemical powder bound together with oil, with leaves behind a trace. A Pentagon official told Fox News last week a "tar-like black oily substance" was found on the shell, which landed within the base hundreds of yards from U.S. forces.

"It's not generally in a lethal concentration. It's more of an irritant than anything else, but again, not something we view as militarily significant," Davis said.

Davis said even though ISIS chemical weapons aren't perfect, coalition forces still have to be prepared for a chemical attack. He added that the U.S. has provided more than 50,000 gas masks to Iraq - 40,000 going to Iraq security forces.
Fox News' Lucas Tomlinson contributed to this report. Click for more from Reuters.

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A former Williamsburg high school teacher was found guilty Monday of raping a just-graduated student. William Abreu, 47, now faces up to 4 years in prison for the 2009 summer attack on the 17-year-old, recent graduate of the school in his office. The woman, now 24, flew in from Honduras to testify against the former Progress High School vice-principal, who she told jurors approached her on graduation day to offer her a summer job. Not long after, he raped the woman on his office couch, threatening to call immigration if she didn’t give in, she testified.

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Trump threatens to 'hit her harder' at next debate, as surrogates rip moderator

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Donald Trump brushed himself off Tuesday following a rough-and-tumble debate with Hillary Clinton, returning to the campaign trail while warning he may have to "hit her harder" in the next round - as he and his surrogates rapped moderator Lester Holt for skating over the controversies associated with the Democratic nominee.

Clinton was widely seen as coming to the debate stage at Hofstra University well-prepared to take on the sometimes-unpredictable Trump, and standing her ground without any major stumbles. But the Republican nominee and his team pushed back Tuesday on any suggestion he might have missed opportunities to land punches, as Clinton's supporters gloated that she got the better of him.

"I think [Trump] had a great night," running mate Mike Pence, who will face Democratic counterpart Tim Kaine at a debate next week, said on Fox News' "America's Newsroom."

Trump, speaking on "Fox & Friends," said the debate went well, especially when he was asked "normal questions."

However, he and his backers noted that Holt never pressed Clinton on several issues, suggesting the moderator tilted the playing field in her favor during their opening bout.

"[Holt] didn't ask her about the emails at all. He didn't ask her about her scandals. He didn't ask her about [Benghazi]," Trump said. "They were leaving all of her little goodies out."

Discussing his approach for their second debate next month, Trump said, "I may hit her harder in certain ways. I really eased up because I didn't want to hurt anybody's feelings."

A growing sense among the Republican nominee's team that the moderator glossed over Clinton's weak spots could contribute to a tougher tone from Trump in their next encounter in October.

"There was a little bit of an imbalance," retired Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn said on Fox News.

Clinton's supporters, meanwhile, declared victory.

Rep. Xavier Becerra, D-Calif., said Tuesday that Trump became "unhinged."

Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, who ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic presidential nomination this year, said Trump looked as "if he were running out of stamina."

But House Speaker Paul Ryan said Trump held his own.

"People met their expectations," he said.

Both candidates returned to the campaign trail Tuesday, with Trump campaigning in Florida and Clinton heading to North Carolina, both vital swing states.

"Did everybody see the debate last night?" Clinton asked cheering supporters. "One down, two to go."

It's unclear whether the debate, which took a number of twists and turns, will move the dial in a campaign that polls showed was tightening heading into the first face-off.

Over the course of the night, the candidates tangled on a range of topics from trade to tax returns to temperament.

When Trump, discussing how he'd been "all over" the country talking to inner-city communities, said, "You decided to stay home, and that's okay" - Clinton had a swift retort.

"I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. And yes, I did," Clinton said. "And you know what else I prepared for? I prepared to be president, and I think that's a good thing."

Later in the debate, Trump summed up his counter-argument in a few words: "Hillary has experience, but it's bad experience."

Trump reached back to the 1990s to hammer her former president husband Bill Clinton over NAFTA, which he called "the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere," and remind voters about her controversial comment from that era referring to some young criminals as "super predators."

Clinton, though, had a sharp exchange with Trump as she challenged him to release his tax returns, which Trump has said he can't do because of an audit.

Clinton questioned whether Trump is really as wealthy as he claims and said, "There's something he's hiding."

Trump issued Clinton a challenge of his own, saying he'll defy his lawyers' advice and release his taxes if she releases the "33,000 emails" she erased.

"As soon as she releases them, I will release my tax returns," Trump said.

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Trump threatens to 'hit her harder' at next debate, as surrogates rip moderator

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Donald Trump brushed himself off Tuesday following a rough-and-tumble debate with Hillary Clinton, returning to the campaign trail while warning he may have to "hit her harder" in the next round - as he and his surrogates rapped moderator Lester Holt for skating over the controversies associated with the Democratic nominee.

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Winners

hillary clinton: Clinton wasn't perfect in this debate. At times she came across as overly rehearsed and robotic. I thought her answer on race relations was way too much head and not enough heart. But, Clinton was head and shoulders better than Trump. She was, unsurprisingly, very well prepared

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Children subject of Amber Alert found dead and mother is arrested for murder

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A women ordered wings from domino's but instead of getting wings she got $5,000 .

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Donald Trump had a lot to say during Monday night's presidential debate, and a lot of it came while Hillary Clinton was speaking.

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no one was injured in the attacks which included two homemade devices. A mosque and a conference center Monday evening.

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Mr. Kohl- Houston, TX. Early yesterday morning, a Houston lawyer opened fire near a neighborhood strip mall. He injured nine people - two seriously - before being shot and killed by police. The suspect allegedly had Nazi paraphernalia on him. Police found lots of weapons and ammo at the scene.

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Mr. Kohl- Houston, TX. Early yesterday morning, a Houston lawyer opened fire near a neighborhood strip mall. He injured nine people - two seriously - before being shot and killed by police. The suspect allegedly had Nazi paraphernalia on him. Police found lots of weapons and ammo at the scene.