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Overnight Media Digest. WSJ. - T-Mobile US Inc says it will launch a nationwide internet-of-things network using new narrowband radio standards by mid-2018. on.wsj.com/2wTXVvq. - Hurricane Irma knocked out power to about 3.5 million customers in Florida as of Sunday evening. on.wsj.com/2wTYrtK. |
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Hong Kong: In the tiled corridors of Stanley Prison, a maximum-security complex on a rocky edge of Hong Kong’s main island, the chatter among the foreign inmates on Monday mornings tends to revolve around a single question. Did you hear what “Brother Bruce” said last night? Hundreds of prisoners in.... |
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NNA - Prime Minister Saad Hariri received at his residence in Moscow, the Patriarchal Vicar of the Antioch Church in Moscow, Nifon Saikali. =======D.K.
Follow the latest National News Agency (NNA) news on Radio Lebanon 98.5, 98.1, and 96.2 FM.
Written by Nehme Salloum Translated by Daisy Khalil The pollution crisis in Lebanon. |
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Parents Nigel and Sally Rowe have removed their child from a Church of England school on the Isle of Wight because of another pupil’s request to be accepted as transgender. The Christian couple say they believe there is a “political agenda” at play, so have decided to educate their six-year-old son alongside his eight-year-old brother at home. |
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Sherrod Brown getting some presidential buzz...because it's never too early to write about 2020. Kasich's digital director talks about Russian fake news on Facebook. And the drug-price issue gets some support from local Democrats. Read more in Ohio Politics Roundup, brought to you today by Andrew Tobias. |
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'Maybe these parents could just educate their child about diversity.'
A Christian couple who took their children out of a Church of England primary school because a classmate wanted to be recognised as transgender have been condemned for their hypocrisy. |
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As Rosh Hashanah and the Jewish New Year of 5778 approaches, most people tend to become more introspective and spiritually sensitive. What always seems to capture the minds and hearts of people at this time, from all backgrounds and cultures, is the topic of the Temple in general, and the Ark of the Covenant in particular. |
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Despair and grief gave way to hope and unity during Mass on Sunday afternoon at Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral. About 60 worshipers rose from the pews and sang during the entrance hymn despite the aftermath of Hurricane Irma’s wrath.
Monsignor Jerome Feudijo, vicar general of the Diocese of the.... |
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Once a year Christchurch Park is overtaken with musicians and music lovers who come together to celebrate all that is great about the local music scene.
Anglian Radio has unveiled a new single programme line up for its five stations – Town 102, The Beach, Dream 100, North Norfolk Radio and Radio Norwich. |
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“I lost everything,” was a common theme. For others, it was stories of detached roofs, blown-out windows or doors and some with collapsed buildings, with a few people unscathed “I have never seen anything like this,” was another sentiment expressed among a myriad of others and “Thank God I’m alive,.... |
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The Latest on Hurricane Irma (all times local): 12:15 a.m. The National Hurricane Center says the core of Irma is now nearing Tampa in an area south of Lakeland — a community inland and to the east of the heavily populated Tampa Bay region. |
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The Latest: Irma inland near Tampa, still Category 2 storm
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The Latest: Irma inland near Tampa, still Category 2 storm
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The Latest: Irma inland near Tampa, still Category 2 storm
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The Latest: Irma inland near Tampa, still Category 2 storm
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