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Scarlett Johansson criticizes Ivanka Trump

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Actress Scarlett Johansson criticized Ivanka Trump's comments on CBS saying, "This idea that behind a great man is a great woman - it's such an old-fashioned concept."

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Kremlin: Risk of US-Russia collision in Syria 'significantly increased'

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US missile strike against Syrian regime draws Russian fury

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US fired 59 tomahawk missiles at Syria

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High school journalism students in Kansas discover their new principal 's credentials may not be legit.

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US fired 59 tomahawk missiles at Syria

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The U.S. missile strike targeting a major Syrian air base in Homs on Friday destroyed about 20 Syrian jets.

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Dying son's 911 call helps save Richmond woman's life

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Syria calls US attack 'reckless irresponsible behavior'

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The office of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad on Friday denounced the U.S. missile strike against one of its air bases as "reckless" and "irresponsible."

The statement claimed the strikes were "shortsighted" and reflected a continuation of policy based on targeting and "subjugating people," regardless of which administration is in charge.
U.S. LAUNCHES MISSILES INTO SYRIA IN RESPONSE TO CHEMICAL WEAPONS ATTACK
The U.S. military blasted the Shayrat air base near Homs with a barrage of cruise missiles in fiery retaliation for this week's gruesome chemical weapons attack against civilians. More than 80 people were killed during the chemical attack in the town of Khan Sheikhoun.

Syria's Foreign Ministry called the U.S. attack "a flagrant aggression" to "weaken the strength of the Syrian army in confronting terrorist groups." The ministry also described the chemical attack as a "premeditated action that aimed to justify the launching of a U.S. attack on the Syrian army."

The U.S. strikes - 59 missiles launched from the USS Ross and USS Porter - hit the government-controlled air base, where U.S. officials say the Syrian military planes that dropped the chemicals had taken off.

It was the first direct American assault on the Syrian government and President Donald Trump's most dramatic military order since becoming president just more than two months ago. The strikes also risk thrusting the U.S. deeper into an intractable conflict that his predecessor spent years trying to avoid.
ABOUT 20 SYRIAN JETS DESTROYED IN AIRSTRIKE, DEFENSE OFFICIALS SAY
Talal Barazi, the governor of the province of Homs, said on Friday that the dawn attack killed at least seven people and wounded nine. The attack also caused extensive damage to the air base.

Jamil al-Saleh, a rebel commander in the central Hama province, called for more strikes, saying "Bashar's regime only understands force."

He said he hoped the missile attack "is a turning point and not a passing thing."

The Syrian Coalition, an opposition group, said the U.S. attack puts an end to an age of "impunity" and should herald the start of a larger campaign.

The victims of Tuesday's chemical attack in the northern town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed more than 80 people and wounded dozens more, welcomed the strike, but said they feared it would be a one-off.

Alaa Alyousef, a 27-year-old survivor, called for a no-fly zone to protect civilians, saying that confining the strikes to one air base was merely an "anesthetic."

Khaled al-Khaled, whose 16-year-old son is struggling to recover from the attack, said he rejects foreign intervention in Syria, but that "the regime has forced us to join hands with enemies. ... No one is supporting the Syrian people. Only God is on our side."

President Trump defended Thursday night's attack as vital to deter future use of poison gas and called on other nations to join in seeking "to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria."

Announcing the assault from his Florida resort, Trump said there was no doubt Assad was responsible for the chemical attack, which he said employed banned gases and killed dozens.

"Assad choked out the lives of helpless men, women, and children," Trump declared.

Trump ordered the strikes without approval from Congress or the backing of the United Nations. U.S. officials said he had the right to use force to defend national interests and to protect civilians from atrocities.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Syria calls US attack 'reckless irresponsible behavior'

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The office of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad on Friday denounced the U.S. missile strike against one of its air bases as "reckless" and "irresponsible." The statement claimed the strikes were "shortsighted" and reflected a continuation of policy based on targeting and "subjugating people," regardless of which administration is in charge.

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Don Rickles, a comedian and actor known for his abrasive humor, died Thursday from kidney failure at his Los Angeles home, according to his publicist, Paul Shefrin.

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Don Rickles, legendary insult comic, dead at 90

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Don Rickles, a comedian and actor known for his abrasive humor, died Thursday from kidney failure at his Los Angeles home, according to his publicist, Paul Shefrin.

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The Republican-led U.S. Senate was poised on Friday to confirm President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick

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Mr. Kohl- The US fired dozens of missiles on a Syrian air base, destroying equipment there. At least six people were killed. This is the same air base from which a chemical weapons attack was launched on civilians earlier this week. More than 80 people were killed in that attack. President Trump said he ordered the airstrikes because it’s in the US’s national security interest to stop the use of chemical weapons.

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Mr. Kohl- The US fired dozens of missiles on a Syrian air base, destroying equipment there. At least six people were killed. This is the same air base from which a chemical weapons attack was launched on civilians earlier this week. More than 80 people were killed in that attack. President Trump said he ordered the airstrikes because it’s in the US’s national security interest to stop the use of chemical weapons.

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Tim Tebow hits his first home run in minor league at bat.

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MiLB Zac Wassink @https://twitter.com/ZacWassink Featured Columnist
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Breaking: Tim Tebow homers in his first at-bat. Are you kidding me? https://t.co/tzal9jtvyH

Former NFL quarterback and current baseball player Tim Tebow may never be called up to the New York Mets, but he made quite a debut at the plate for the Class-A Columbia Fireflies on Thursday evening.

In the bottom of the second inning of the contest versus the
Augusta GreenJackets at Spirit Communications Park, Tebow launched a pitch from southpaw Domenic Mazza to the opposite field.

At first, it appeared his shot came just shy of sailing over the wall, but the second base umpire informed the 29-year-old he had, in fact, hit a home run in his first official at-bat with the Fireflies. Tebow completed his journey around the bases to a standing ovation.

Who knew "Tebowing" would be synonymous with going yard in 2017?

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Tebow homered off Domenic Mazza, who was drafted in the 22nd round by the Giants in 2015...That was pick No. 666.

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Tim Tebow Hits Home Run in 1st Official Minor League At-Bat

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MiLB Zac Wassink @https://twitter.com/ZacWassink Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Mike Uva @Mike_Uva Breaking: Tim Tebow homers in his first at-bat. Are you kidding me? https://t.co/tzal9jtvyH Former NFL quarterback and current baseball player Tim Tebow may never be called up to the New York Mets, but he made quite a debut at the plate for the Class-A Columbia Fireflies on Thursday evening.