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Trump is still pursuing for a wall that caused our last shutdown. IF a solution is not made and signed by this Friday we may face another government shutdown. There has been lots of negotiation over this.

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Border security talks have not progressed through weekend, growing concern deal won't come together | CNN Politics

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Border security negotiations, for days considered on the path to a weekend agreement, have not progressed, and members on both sides have started to discuss whether backstop alternatives to prevent another government shutdown are necessary, three sources involved told CNN.

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The government is likely to shut down again, seeing that no deal is being reached in congress.

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washington on the brink as new shutdown looms - cnnpolitics

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Washington on the brink as new shutdown looms

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America could be sliding toward a new government shutdown and President Donald Trump may face a fateful choice over his border wall as another knife-edge week opens in Washington.

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Tiger kills potential mate on first date

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An endangered Sumatran tiger was mauled to death at London Zoo, just moments after it was introduced to a potential mate for the first time.

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Pete Hegseth is a T.V. host for fox news, At first glance he seems to be a normal human being with an average amount of intelligence. That statement was resolved after he said in front of the entire viewing audience and The President of the United States that he hasn't washed his hands in 10 years. He provides reason to his madness, "Germs do not exist, you can't see them with the naked eye so they do not exist."

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A Fox News host told viewers live on air that he has not washed his hands in a decade because "germs are not a real thing".

On the right-wing channel's breakfast show, Fox And Friends, Pete Hegseth claimed germs don't exist because they cannot be seen by the naked eye.

The presenter said he has improved his health since he stopped washing his hands because it is a way of "inoculating" himself.

The insanitary habit emerged after co-host Jedediah Bila revealed how Hegseth had been eating day-old pizza in the studio.

In his defence, the presenter said: "Pizza Hut lasts for a long time."

As a New Year's resolution, Hegseth had vowed to say things on air that he would normally say off air.

It is unclear whether his viewers are grateful - and after his lack of handwashing emerged, he was described as "gross" and "disgusting" on Twitter.

Guidance from the NHS states that washing your hands protects against illnesses such as food poisoning, flu and diarrhoea.

It recommends that people should spend about 20 seconds washing their hands, or about as long as it takes to sing Happy Birthday.

The World Health Organisation has recently launched the Save Lives: Clean Your Hands campaign to encourage healthcare workers to take care of their hand hygiene.

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TV host Pete Hegseth: Germs aren't real, so I haven't washed my hands in a decade

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A Fox News host told viewers live on air that he has not washed his hands in a decade because "germs are not a real thing". On the right-wing channel's breakfast show, Fox And Friends, Pete Hegseth claimed germs don't exist because they cannot be seen by the naked eye.

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Rescue officials on Sunday found a 20-year-old man in critical condition off the coast of Southern California nearly 10 hours after he was last seen riding a Yamaha jet ski, authorities said. Authorities began searching for the man – identified as Jean Carlos Cheryl – around 10:48 a.m., after a friend reported him missing to the Coast Guard. Cheryl was last seen riding a jet ski off the coast of Long Beach, authorities said.

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Rescue officials on Sunday found a 20-year-old man in critical condition off the coast of Southern California nearly 10 hours after he was last seen riding a Yamaha jet ski, authorities said.

Authorities began searching for the man - identified as Jean Carlos Cheryl - around 10:48 a.m., after a friend reported him missing to the Coast Guard. Cheryl was last seen riding a jet ski off the coast of Long Beach, authorities said.

A crew aboard a Coast Guard helicopter found a red and black jet ski around 2:00 p.m., but Cheryl remained missing, Coast Guard officials said.
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Cheryl was eventually found more than eight nautical miles southeast of the Long Beach lighthouse around 7:45 p.m. Rescue officials said Cheryl was in "critical condition" and flown to Long Beach Memorial Hospital.

The search involved multiple agencies including Long Beach firefighters and lifeguards from Long Beach, Seal Beach and the Los Angeles County Fire Department, NBC Los Angeles reported. No additional information was immediately available.

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Jet skier in critical condition after being found nearly 10 hours after reported missing

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Rescue officials on Sunday found a 20-year-old man in critical condition off the coast of Southern California nearly 10 hours after he was last seen riding a Yamaha jet ski, authorities said. Authorities began searching for the man - identified as Jean Carlos Cheryl - around 10:48 a.m., after a friend reported him missing to the Coast Guard.

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Prosecutors are asking a judge to order a Massachusetts woman to begin serving her 15-month jail sentence for encouraging her suicidal boyfriend to kill himself.

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Jail sought for woman who encouraged her boyfriend's suicide

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom will announce plans Monday to pull back all members of the National Guard who have been deployed to the border with Mexico, saying the state would not be part of the Trump administration's manufactured crisis.

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom will announce plans Monday to pull back all members of the National Guard who have been deployed to the border with Mexico, saying the state would not be part of the Trump administration's "manufactured crisis."

The 360 National Guard troops in California will be redeployed to fight wildfires, expand the state's Drug Task Force and collect intelligence on drug cartels, Newsom will announce.

Newsom's decision comes one week after New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham ordered most of her state's National Guard troops back from the border, citing President Donald Trump's "border fear-mongering" as the only reason for their deployment.

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown agreed to the deployment of the National Guard troops last year, but said they would not be used to enforce immigration laws.

"The border 'emergency' is a manufactured crisis," Newsom will say in his State of the State address Tuesday. "And California will not be part of this political theater.

"Which is why I have given the National Guard a new mission," he continued. "They will refocus on the real threats facing our state."

In April 2018, Trump authorized up to 4,000 National Guard troops to be deployed in the four border states of Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California. After California removes the 360 troops, 1,145 will remain in Texas and 580 in Arizona.

The National Guard troops at the border are in addition to over 5,500 active duty troops deployed to the same areas. Neither active duty nor National Guard troops are permitted to apprehend immigrants, but are intended to support Customs and Border Protection by reinforcing existing barriers and providing medical aid.

Just across the border from San Diego, thousands of immigrants wait in Tijuana for a chance to claim asylum. However, under the practice of "metering" used by the Trump administration, roughly 40 immigrants a day are permitted to pass to make their claims.

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California governor to order National Guard troops back from Mexico border

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom will announce plans Monday to pull back all members of the National Guard who have been deployed to the border with Mexico, saying the state would not be part of the Trump administration's "manufactured crisis."

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In Kentucky, A girl who was only 4 years old, tested positive for cocaine after she wouldn’t wake up from school naptime and was rushed to the hospital. Her mother had been cocaine from her residence in front of her 3 kids. The 4 year old had eaten the cocaine that she found on the floor. Another one of her kids had also tested positive. The mother was arrested on counts of first-degree child abuse and being a fugitive from another state. She is currently being held on a $25,000 bond.

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A 4-year-old Kentucky girl tested positive for cocaine Thursday after she wouldn't wake up from school naptime and was rushed to the hospital, according to court records.

Authorities in Winchester, Ky., responded to a call from Clark Regional Medical Center where the girl had been taken for treatment, a police citation said.

The girl's mother, Anniquta Wright, 31, allegedly told police that a friend had sold "cocaine and crack cocaine at her residence," in front of her three children, The Lexington Herald-Leader reported. The police citation indicated the "friend" was at Wright's Winchester home until 3 a.m. on Thursday.
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The 4-year-old allegedly told authorities she had seen something on the floor of her home that morning and ate it, Lexington's WKYT reported. Further investigation indicated that Wright's other child, a 2-year-old boy, also tested positive for cocaine, according to the report. Wright's third child was reportedly not affected.

Wright was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree criminal child abuse and being a fugitive from another state. She was being held at the Clark County Detention Center on $25,000 cash bond, according to court records.

Winchester is about a 30-minute drive from Lexington.

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Kentucky girl, 4, tests positive for cocaine, mom arrested: report

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A 4-year-old Kentucky girl tested positive for cocaine Thursday after she wouldn't wake up from school naptime and was rushed to the hospital, according to court records. Authorities in Winchester, Ky., responded to a call from Clark Regional Medical Center where the girl had been taken for treatment, a police citation said.

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A supernova explosion was caught in a photo that stunned people from NASA. During the explosion, workers at NASA were surprised to see that this explosion had 10 times more the dust expected. This is now helping scientists study how dust moves through space.

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All we are is cosmic dust in the wind.

When dying red giant stars throw off material, dust particles form; those particles are later destroyed by supernova blast waves, which move through space at more than 6,000 miles per second, according to NASA.

Supernova explosions are among the most powerful events in the universe and can produce a brightness equivalent to the light from billions of individual stars, NASA reports, adding that the blast wave from these explosions will destroy almost everything in its path.

Observations from SOFIA - a Boeing747SP jetliner that's been modified to carry a 106-inch diameter telescope - tell a more mysterious story and show more than 10 times the dust expected.
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The new study is based on scientific observations, published in a recent issue of Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, of Supernova 1987A, which was one of the brightest supernovae seen in 400 years when it was found more than 30 years ago. It also has a distinctive set of rings that are part of a cavity formed in an earlier, pre-explosion phase of the star's evolution.
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According to NASA, dust particles might be forming in the blast wave's wake, which gives astronomers new insights into how dust moves through space. That dust could either be from the growth of existing particles or from now dust being formed, the space agency says.

"We already knew about the slow-moving dust in the heart of 1987A," Mikako Matsuura, a senior lecturer at Cardiff University, in the United Kingdom, and the lead author on the paper, told NASA. "It formed from the heavy elements created in the core of the dead star. But the SOFIA observations tell us something new about a completely unexpected dust population."

NASA plans for future observations of the cosmic dust using its James Webb Space Telescope.

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Cosmic dust survives obliteration in massive red supernova, NASA shows in stunning visual

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All we are is cosmic dust in the wind. When dying red giant stars throw off material, dust particles form; those particles are later destroyed by supernova blast waves, which move through space at more than 6,000 miles per second, according to NASA.

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A women in Massachusetts was sentenced to 15 months in jail after she encouraged her boyfriend who was suicidal to get back inside his truck that was filling with toxic gas.

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Jail sought for woman who encouraged her boyfriend's suicide

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100 children have died from the deadly virus of Ebola. They are saying that it is the second largest, second deadliest Ebola outbreak. 750 people have already tested positive for Ebola. The Ebola outbreak has been hitting mostly Congo. There are people and doctors taking steps to help the people.

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Nearly 100 children dead as world's 2nd-largest Ebola outbreak surpasses 800 cases

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The second-largest, second-deadliest Ebola outbreak in history has claimed the lives of nearly 100 children so far.

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Several Sheriffs in Washington State counties are refusing to enforce new strict gun laws passed in the state. The law raises the minimum age to own a semi-automatic rifle from 18 to 21. The 12 Sheriffs not enforcing the law are in some of the most rural counties.

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Some sheriffs in several conservative Washington counties have refused to enforce the state's sweeping restrictions on semi-automatic rifles until the courts decide whether they are constitutional.

The November measure raised the minimum age for buying semi-automatic from 18 to 21, requires buyers to first pass a safety course and added expanded background checks and gun storage requirements. The National Rifle Association and the Second Amendment Foundation filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing the measure is unconstitutional.
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Sheriffs in twelve, mostly rural, counties have decided not to enforce the law until the courts decide on the challenge, including Grant, Lincoln, Okanogan, Cowlitz, Douglas, Benton, Pacific, Stevens, Yakima, Wahkiakum, Mason and Klickitat. The police chief of Republic followed the sheriffs' route.

"I swore an oath to defend our citizens and their constitutionally protected rights," Grant County Sheriff Tom Jones told the Associated Press. "I do not believe the popular vote overrules that."

Lincoln County Sheriff Wade Magers said 75 percent of voters in his county voted against the bill and called the new rules unenforceable.

Washington's initiative passed nine months after a gunman opened fire at a Florida high school, killing 17 people. Supports of the measure said they were disappointed with their sheriffs' comments but noted that they don't have to enforce the law until July 1, when the rules go into effect.

"The political grandstanding is disheartening," Renee Hopkins, the chief executive of the Alliance for Gun Responsibility, told the Associated Press. "If they do not [run the background checks], we will have a huge problem."

Hopkins, whose group pushed for the initiative, added that only a small number of Washington's top law enforcement officials spoke against the measure.

King and Clark County sheriffs have said they will enforce the measure while it was being challenged in court.
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The NRA and the Second Amendment Foundation filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Seattle after the bill was passed, arguing the measure violates the Second and 14th Amendments of the Constitution and gun sellers' rights under the Commerce Clause. The suit doesn't challenge enhanced background checks of or the training requirements.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Several sheriffs in Washington state counties refuse to enforce new gun-law measure

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Some sheriffs in several conservative Washington counties have refused to enforce the state's sweeping restrictions on semi-automatic rifles until the courts decide whether they are constitutional. The November measure raised the minimum age for buying semi-automatic from 18 to 21, requires buyers to first pass a safety course and added expanded background checks and gun storage requirements.

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Georgia lawyer is being hunted for allegedly killing his mother. Additionally, the attorney is also being charged on 30 counts of theft, forgery and elder abuse for stealing money from his clients. The police believe he killed his mother to take her car to flee from the area after being exposed.

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A disbarred Georgia attorney is on the run after allegedly killing his mother

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A nationwide manhunt is underway for a man who had been sentenced to prison for stealing money from his clients.

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In a residents home in Ontario Canada, a brawl broke out between two older ladies.

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A bingo brawl broke out at a Canadian nursing home Tuesday after two female residents reportedly bickered over an empty seat and refused to back down.

Canadian authorities said the two women, ages 79 and 86, are residents at a long-term care facility at Rideau Lakes, Ontario - a roughly a 45-minute drive from the U.S. border.

The women wanted to sit in the same seat during bingo, but neither would compromise, CBC reported. A "physical altercation" then broke out, prompting other residents to get involved. The situation escalated into a "somewhat" of a brawl, the report said.
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The residents reportedly calmed down once authorities arrived. Officials said no one was seriously injured or charged.

It wasn't immediately clear whether bingo night proceeded as scheduled.

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A bingo brawl broke out at a Canadian nursing home Tuesday after two female residents reportedly bickered over an empty seat and refused to back down. Canadian authorities said the two women, ages 79 and 86, are residents at a long-term care facility at Rideau Lakes, Ontario - a roughly a 45-minute drive from the U.S.

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"Everyone deals with breakups differently — and for some, that might include naming their ex after a fish before it's fed to brown bears." For the low price of 20 dollars you can have the privilege of burdening a salmon with the identity of your choice. This salmon is then sealed with the grim fate of being a sacrifice to the fearsome woodland creature- the bear. The wildlife center in Grants Oregon will then send thee a certificate of thy named salmon being consumed by the monstrous Ursidae. Undeniably this is not just an effective way to cope, but also makes for a yummy snack and donation.

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Everyone deals with breakups differently - and for some, that might include naming their ex after a fish before it's fed to brown bears.

Luckily, a wildlife center in Grants Pass, Oregon, is giving spurned lovers the opportunity to do just that in time for Valentine's Day.
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"Did you fall hook, line, and sinker for someone who broke your heart?" the Wildlife Images Rehabilitation & Education Center asked in its promotion. "Kodi & Yak would love to help you get your revenge!"

For a $20 donation, the animal rehab center will name a salmon after the ex of your choosing and feed it to their bears, send you a certificate and photos of Kodi and Yak enjoying the salmon named after your former love.
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Also providing an outlet to avenge your breakup this holiday is the Hemsley Conservation Center in England, which is allowing people to name cockroaches after their ex-lovers for a less expensive $2.

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Oregon wildlife center's Valentine's Day promotion lets you name a salmon after your ex before it's fed to bears

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Everyone deals with breakups differently - and for some, that might include naming their ex after a fish before it's fed to brown bears. Luckily, a wildlife center in Grants Pass, Oregon, is giving spurned lovers the opportunity to do just that in time for Valentine's Day.