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us test-fires missile to south pacific - cnn video

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US test-fires missile to South Pacific - CNN Video

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The US Air Force test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile to the South Pacific, which traveled approximately 4,200 miles.

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Chelsea clinton responded to a joke about her mom

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Trump denounces dangerous anti antisemitism in holocaust remembrance day marks,

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In his strongest remarks to date repudiating anti-Semitism and denouncing Holocaust deniers, President Trump on Tuesday marked Holocaust Remembrance Day by pledging - with survivors of the Nazi-led genocide looking on - that the United States would "always stand with the Jewish people."

Trump has been criticized in the past by some who've claimed his statements condemning anti-Semitic acts came too late or that he too closely aligned himself with certain people and groups who are openly anti-Semitic.

But Tuesday's comments were unequivocally pro-Jewish, and Trump, speaking from the U.S. Capitol, railed against "dangerous anti-Semitism."

"Those who deny the Holocaust are an accomplice to this horrible evil and we'll never be silent. We just won't," he said. "We will never, ever be silent in the face of evil again."

Trump spoke at a ceremony hosted by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum to mark the unveiling of a new conservation and research center. The center will serve as a repository for a vast collection of artifacts by those who survived Adolf Hitler's massacre of Jews during World War II.

Members of Congress and Holocaust survivors - whose strength and courage Trump said was an inspiration - attended the emotional event in the Rotunda, the center of the Capitol. Survivors lit candles at the end of the ceremony.

Trump said Holocaust denial is one form of "dangerous anti-Semitism that continues all around the world" and that can be seen on university campuses, in attacks on Jewish communities "or when aggressors threaten Israel with total and complete destruction."

"This is my pledge to you: We will confront anti-Semitism," he said. "We will stamp out prejudice, we will condemn hatred, we will bear witness and we will act. As president of the United States, I will always stand with the Jewish people and I will always stand with our great friend and partner, the state of Israel."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Trump denounces 'dangerous anti-Semitism' in Holocaust Remembrance Day remarks

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In his strongest remarks to date repudiating anti-Semitism and denouncing Holocaust deniers, President Trump on Tuesday marked Holocaust Remembrance Day by pledging - with survivors of the Nazi-led genocide looking on - that the United States would "always stand with the Jewish people."

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An artificial womb resembling a plastic bag has been used to keep premature lambs alive for four weeks outside of their own mother's womb and could one day be applied to premature babies.

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scientists create artificial womb - cnn video

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Scientists create artificial womb - CNN Video

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A research team created a device that mimics a pregnant mammal's womb. Nature Communications reports that a fetal lamb successfully grew in the device for weeks. Ultimately, they hope to test this on humans.

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This big bunny was found dead after a United flight

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The bunny was found dead at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, the same place passenger David Dao was dragged off a United flight earlier this month -- dragging United's reputation through the mud.

It happened when Simon, a 3-foot-long, 10-month-old Continental Giant rabbit, flew in from London's Heathrow Airport to O'Hare on April 19.

"I haven't got a clue who's to blame, but it's certainly very weird when Simon was so healthy," said Annette Edwards, a breeder who sold the bunny.

The bunny was on his way to a new owner and died in the cargo hold area while waiting for a connecting flight, Edwards told CNN.

"A man in America wanted him brought over. He wanted to bring him over as a pet," she said.

Simon is the progeny of Darius, which holds the Guinness world record for longest rabbit. He potentially could have surpassed his father's size, Edwards said.

"I just feel that it's such a sad thing that I didn't really want to discuss it," she said. "It's never happened before, because if a rabbit has a full health check you don't expect them to die."

United 'saddened'

In a statement sent to CNN, United said it was "saddened to hear this news."

"The safety and well being of all the animals that travel with us is of the utmost importance to United Airlines and our PetSafe team," the statement said. "We have been in contact with our customer and have offered assistance. We are reviewing this matter."

The Department of Transportation reports on deaths on animals traveling by air every year and says the numbers are down.

According to its Air Travel Consumer Report (ATCR), 26 animals died in 2016. Compare that to how many animals were transported: 523,743.

CNN's Chris Liakos contributed to this report.

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three foot bunny dies after united flight - cnn.com

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An apparently healthy giant rabbit is found dead after United flight

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The bunny was found dead at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, the same place passenger David Dao was dragged off a United flight earlier this month -- dragging United's reputation through the mud. It happened when Simon, a 3-foot-long, 10-month-old Continental Giant rabbit, flew in from London's Heathrow Airport to O'Hare on April 19.

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Pope Francis just gave a Ted Talk

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Chelsea Clinton responds to joke about mom

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"Saturday Night Live" star Vanessa Bayer had an awkward joke about former Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton at Variety's Power of Women New York event.

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Chelsea Clinton responded to a joke about her mom

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Chelsea Clinton responds to joke about mom - CNN Video

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"Saturday Night Live" star Vanessa Bayer had an awkward joke about former Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton at Variety's Power of Women New York event.

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Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich Reportedly Leaves $5,000 Tip at Memphis Wine Bar

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Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich Reportedly Leaves $5,000 Tip at Memphis Wine Bar

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Gregg Popovich is a better tipper than he is a basketball coach-and that's saying something. According to a Tuesday post by an NBA Reddit user, the 68-year-old San Antonio Spurs head coach left a $5,000 tip on an $815...

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Donald Trump is willing to not build the wall to stop the gov. shutdown

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Dozens of snakes dumped in Arkansas Walmart parking lot

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Shoppers got a big scare at a Walmart in Arkansas after somebody dumped dozens of snakes in the parking lot over the weekend, police said.

"After we got one of our officers who is apparently some sort of snake whisperer, we learned that they are non-venomous garden snakes," Paragould Detective Jack Hailey told KAIT.

Dozens of slithery surprises found in Walmart parking lot https://t.co/ua2e59KQbp pic.twitter.com/X3KCSUqilH
- Region 8 News (@Region8News) April 25, 2017
COURT SIDES WITH REPTILE KEEPERS AGAINST GIANT SNAKE BANS
Hailey said it appeared that someone collected the snakes -- as many as 40 of them -- and dumped them in a pile in the parking lot Sunday night.

"They were collecting them for this reason, and I don't think that was the best thing to do at all," he added. "It could cause a panic with people trying to get away."

No injuries were reported and based off of an incident report, no criminal offenses will be filed. But, if the suspect gets caught in the act of committing another "bad joke" like this, they could be charged.
FLORIDA WORKER BITTEN BY POISONOUS SNAKE OPENS UP ABOUT ORDEAL
Hailey hopes this is the last time the town has to deal with something like this, and he warns wildlife herders to leave animals alone.

"If you like to play with snakes, keep them in their natural habitats where they belong. It is not cute. It is going to get somebody hurt."

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Dozens of snakes dumped in Arkansas Walmart parking lot

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Shoppers got a big scare at a Walmart in Arkansas after somebody dumped dozens of snakes in the parking lot over the weekend, police said. "After we got one of our officers who is apparently some sort of snake whisperer, we learned that they are non-venomous garden snakes," Paragould Detective Jack Hailey told KAIT.

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Trumps wifes birthday

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Trump, who is living in New York through the duration of the school year, is spending her day at a luncheon for Senate spouses.

"Looking forward to today's Senate spouses luncheon at the National Gallery of Art. A wonderful group doing great things for our country!" she tweeted Wednesday morning.

She will also be joined at the National Gallery of Art's newly refurbished East Building by second lady Karen Pence, who just returned from a trip to Asia and Australia, as well as the spouses of Trump administration Cabinet members. She will give remarks at the luncheon, per the White House, which will not be open to press. Photo ops with the first lady are also on the agenda.

Lunch will be catered by Design Cuisine, a local caterer where Trump's social secretary Rickie Niceta Lloyd worked prior to joining the East Wing team. Trump said no to birthday celebration sweets at the luncheon, per a source present at the National Gallery.

The Trumps have busy schedules Wednesday, but they have a private celebration planned in the White House residence in the evening, per East Wing communications director Stephanie Grisham.

"Wishing the @FLOTUS a very happy birthday today! A true honor to know & work for such a strong & independent woman. #HappyBirthdayFLOTUS," Grisham tweeted.

Her husband also wished her happy birthday via Twitter.

"HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our @FLOTUS, Melania!" the President wrote. He posted a picture of the couple from the inaugural parade, his face pointed toward the camera, his wife looking to the side.

And she received birthday greetings from Vice President Mike Pence.

"Happy birthday, @FLOTUS! Our nation is lucky to have such an incredible woman serve as the First Lady," he wrote.

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melania trump celebrates her 47th birthday in dc  - cnnpolitics.com

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Melania Trump celebrates her 47th birthday in DC

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Trump, who is living in New York through the duration of the school year, is spending her day at a luncheon for Senate spouses. "Looking forward to today's Senate spouses luncheon at the National Gallery of Art. A wonderful group doing great things for our country!" she tweeted Wednesday morning.

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boy accidentally shoots and kills himself on Facebook live. theyre investigating where he got the gun

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President Trump today signed an executive order calling for a review of lands designated as national monuments, saying the practice had turned into a "massive federal land grab."

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President Trump today signed an executive order calling for a review of lands designated as national monuments, saying the practice had turned into a "massive federal land grab."

The review will focus on millions of acres of land that have been designated as national monuments.

He criticized the previous administration's decision to put "over 265 million acres ... under federal control through the abuse of the monuments designation."

"The Antiquities Act does not give the federal government unlimited power to lock up millions of acres of land and water," he said, citing the 1906 law that authorizes presidents to declare land as a federal monument that then restricts its use.

He added that it was "time to end this abusive practice" that he said has "gotten worse and worse."

The executive order was a step "to end another egregious abuse of federal power and to give that power back to the states and to the people where it belongs," Trump, flanked by Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke, said during a brief ceremony.

Trump also praised the work of the Department of the Interior, saying they appreciate "the splendor and the beauty of America's natural resources."

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Trump slams 'massive federal land grab' and calls for review of national monuments

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President Trump today signed an executive order calling for a review of lands designated as national monuments, saying the practice had turned into a "massive federal land grab." The review will focus on millions of acres of land that have been designated as national monuments. He criticized the...

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The U.S. Navy fires a warning flare at an Iran vessel in the Persian Gulf.

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U.S. Navy fires warning flare at Iran vessel in Persian Gulf

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It's the latest tense naval encounter between the two countries.

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Caitlyn Jenner says she would not meet with President Trump in public.

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Jenner: I can't publicly be seen with Trump - CNN Video

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Caitlyn Jenner tells CNN's Don Lemon that she would not meet publicly with President Trump because she fears she would be ostracized by the LGBT community.

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us test missiles

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us test-fires missile to south pacific - cnn video

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US test-fires missile to South Pacific - CNN Video

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The US Air Force test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile to the South Pacific, which traveled approximately 4,200 miles.

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A healthy 3-foot-long giant rabbit is found dead after United flight

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The bunny was found dead at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, the same place passenger David Dao was dragged off a United flight earlier this month -- dragging United's reputation through the mud.

It happened when Simon, a 3-foot-long, 10-month-old Continental Giant rabbit, flew in from London's Heathrow Airport to O'Hare on April 19.

"I haven't got a clue who's to blame, but it's certainly very weird when Simon was so healthy," said Annette Edwards, a breeder who sold the bunny.

The bunny was on his way to a new owner and died in the cargo hold area while waiting for a connecting flight, Edwards told CNN.

"A man in America wanted him brought over. He wanted to bring him over as a pet," she said.

Simon is the progeny of Darius, which holds the Guinness world record for longest rabbit. He potentially could have surpassed his father's size, Edwards said.

"I just feel that it's such a sad thing that I didn't really want to discuss it," she said. "It's never happened before, because if a rabbit has a full health check you don't expect them to die."

United 'saddened'

In a statement sent to CNN, United said it was "saddened to hear this news."

"The safety and well being of all the animals that travel with us is of the utmost importance to United Airlines and our PetSafe team," the statement said. "We have been in contact with our customer and have offered assistance. We are reviewing this matter."

The Department of Transportation reports on deaths on animals traveling by air every year and says the numbers are down.

According to its Air Travel Consumer Report (ATCR), 26 animals died in 2016. Compare that to how many animals were transported: 523,743.

CNN's Chris Liakos contributed to this report.

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three foot bunny dies after united flight - cnn.com

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An apparently healthy giant rabbit is found dead after United flight

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The bunny was found dead at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, the same place passenger David Dao was dragged off a United flight earlier this month -- dragging United's reputation through the mud. It happened when Simon, a 3-foot-long, 10-month-old Continental Giant rabbit, flew in from London's Heathrow Airport to O'Hare on April 19.

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unarmed Minuteman III  intercontinental ballistic missile has been launched from a US Air Force base in California to ensure its “effectiveness, readiness and accuracy,” and demonstrate “national nuclear capabilities,” according to the US military.

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An unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) will be launched from a US Air Force base in California Wednesday to ensure its "effectiveness, readiness and accuracy," and demonstrate "national nuclear capabilities," according to the US military.

The Minuteman III missile test comes amid rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula, with a carrier strike group led by the 'USS Carl Vinson' approaching North Korean waters. However, a spokeswoman for the Air Force Global Strike Command says the test was planned in advance and is not connected with the situation in North Korea, and the launches happen on regular basis, according to the Washington Examiner.

The launch is scheduled on Wednesday between 12:01am to 6:01am (07:01GMT to 13:01GMT) from North Vandenberg Air Force Base, according to the 30th Space Wing, which is conducting the test.

"These Minuteman launches are essential to verify the status of our national nuclear force and to demonstrate our national nuclear capabilities," the commander of the unit, Colonel John Moss, said in a statement.

The test launch is aimed at validating and verifying "the effectiveness, readiness, and accuracy of the weapon system," according to the Air Force Global Strike Command.

Despite the fact that the US military denied all connections of the launch with the tensions between Washington and Pyongyang, the drills have raised concerns and received criticism from the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation. The organization accused the US of a "clear double standard," and advocated for "diplomacy rather than military provocations," the foundation president, David Krieger, said as cited by the Los Angeles Times.

"It views its own tests as justified and useful, while it views the tests of North Korea as threatening and destabilizing," Krieger said, also warning of increasing danger of such moves.

He also tweeted that nuclear-capable missile tests are simply a waste of money.

Testing #nuclear-capable missiles is a way to send a message while wasting money. US is testing again on April 26th.
- David Krieger (@DkriegerNAPF) April 24, 2017

However, the "lethal and ready" capability of the ICBM was praised as a signal for the US enemies following its successful simulated electronic firing on April 11.

"The Simulated Electronic Launch of a Minuteman III ICBM is a signal to the American people, our allies, and our adversaries that our ICBM capability is safe, secure, lethal and ready," the 625th Strategic Operations Squadron commander, Lt. Col. Deane Konowicz, said in a statement.

Minuteman III ballistic missiles were initially deployed in 1970 and are approaching the end of their useful lifespan of 60 years. Washington has recently launched a massive trillion-dollar program to modernize, support, and maintain its nuclear air-land-sea triad, which also includes Ohio-class submarines and B-52 strategic bombers, over the next 30 years.
READ MORE: Trillion-dollar pitch: US nuclear triad too old to fight Russians, Pentagon says

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US to launch Minuteman III ICBM to show 'nuclear capabilities' amid N. Korea tensions

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An unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) will be launched from a US Air Force base in California Wednesday to ensure its "effectiveness, readiness and accuracy," and demonstrate "national nuclear capabilities," according to the US military. The Minuteman III missile test comes amid rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula, with a carrier strike group led by the 'USS Carl Vinson' approaching North Korean waters.

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Mr. Kohl - Not happening. That’s what a federal judge said yesterday when he temporarily blocked President Trump’s executive order withholding federal money from sanctuary cities. Those are places like San Francisco, CA and NYC where local officials refuse, in most cases, to turn over undocumented immigrants to the feds. 

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Mr. Kohl - Not happening. That’s what a federal judge said yesterday when he temporarily blocked President Trump’s executive order withholding federal money from sanctuary cities. Those are places like San Francisco, CA and NYC where local officials refuse, in most cases, to turn over undocumented immigrants to the feds. 