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Sunday, November 27, 2016

Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro dies aged 90

By Marc Frank and Nelson Acosta | HAVANA
Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolutionary who built a communist state on the doorstep of the United States and for five decades defied U.S. efforts to topple him, died on Friday. He was 90.
A towering figure of the 20th century and Cold War icon, Castro stuck to his ideology beyond the collapse of Soviet communism and remained widely respected in parts of the world that struggled against colonial rule.
Castro had been in poor health since an intestinal ailment nearly killed him in 2006. He formally ceded power to his younger brother, Raul, two years later.

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Tuesday, November 8, 2016

US election results: Donald Trump defeats Hillary Clinton to win


Republican Donald Trump has defeated his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the US election, according to ABC election analyst Antony Green, and will become America's next president.

Key points:

  • Donald Trump will become America's 45th president, according to Antony Green
  • Mr Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton in some key swing states
  • Mrs Clinton will not be speaking publicly tonight
  • We're expecting to hear from Mr Trump soon
Both candidates had early victories but Mr Trump picked up the key battleground states of Ohio, Florida and North Carolina.
Mrs Clinton will not be speaking publicly this evening.
Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta told a room full of supporters at Clinton's election rally in New York to go home.
"Several states are too close to call so we're not going to have anything more to say tonight," he said.
"You should get some sleep. We'll have more to say tomorrow," Mr Podesta said.
While Green has called it for the Republican, some US media outlets are yet to announce a Trump win.
"There are the current numbers, 259 for the Republicans, if you give Pennsylvania the Republicans, 279 and they can quote that," Green said on ABC24.
"We think the Republicans will win Wisconsin as well. So they've got two paths. But Associated Press have given Pennsylvania away and they've got 97 per cent of the votes counted of the precincts counted in Pennsylvania and the Republicans are more than 1 per cent ahead.
"It looks like that's the state that's put Donald Trump over the quota and into the White House."
Predictions say the GOP will also hold onto a majority in the House and gain control of the Senate.
The shock result came after opinion polls over the weekend showed Mrs Clinton went into polling day with the advantage over her Republican rival.

Clinton supporters in shock

North America correspondent Stephanie March is at Hillary Clinton's headquarters in New York where supporters are visibly devastated.
"Hillary Clinton and her supporters had hoped to make history today by electing the first female president in the United States," she said.
"Heading into election day polls had pointed to a victory for the Democrats nominee but losses key states south eastern of in Florida and North Carolina significantly narrowed her path to victory."
Washington bureau chief Zoe Daniel is also at the headquarters:
"People have literally sat around in this venue on the floor, staring into space, some people are in tears. People are hugging each other," Ms Daniel said.
"There's just a sense of pervasive shock. Not only that Hillary Clinton appears to have lost the election, but that it has been such a complete and utter rout".
Mrs Clinton had a lead in Florida of one percentage point and a win there would likely have secured her the presidency.
But Mr Trump enjoyed a swing in the state, winning it back from the Democrats.
More to come.
http://www.abc.net.au

Friday, October 28, 2016

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This soulful singer's powerful performance has the coaches battling to get her on their team.

Monday, October 10, 2016

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Donald Trump was grilled on his recent lewd comments about women  revealed within the last 48 hours . He started out cautious and reserved, but as the debate progressed he went on the attack pouncing on his opponent Hillary Clinton, her Husband Bill Clinton, he also had issues with the moderators Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz. ...v.isaac
Summaried link:
Full Debate

Trump aides and supporters accused the moderators of being unfair. 
The second presidential debate of 2016 is in the books, which means it’s time for Donald Trump’s supporters to complain about the event’s moderators.
The GOP nominee had a few terse exchanges Sunday night with CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and ABC News correspondent Martha Raddatz during the debate at Washington University in St. Louis. Throughout the roughly 90-minute debate, the two moderators regularly pushed Trump for specific answers to questions on issues ranging from the civil war in Syria to the recent scandal over lewd comments he made on video in 2005.
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During and after his debate with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Trump’s supporters and his campaign aides tweeted complaints that the two moderators were showing bias by cutting short Trump’s lengthy responses while also pushing him for clarity when he gave vague answers.
by     Fortune


Donald Trump was grilled on his recent lewd comments about women  revealed within the last 48 hours . He started out cautious and reserved, but as the debate progressed he went on the attack pouncing on his opponent Hillary Clinton, her Husband Bill Clinton, he also had issues with the moderators Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz. ...v.isaac
Summaried link:
Full Debate

Trump aides and supporters accused the moderators of being unfair. 
The second presidential debate of 2016 is in the books, which means it’s time for Donald Trump’s supporters to complain about the event’s moderators.
The GOP nominee had a few terse exchanges Sunday night with CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and ABC News correspondent Martha Raddatz during the debate at Washington University in St. Louis. Throughout the roughly 90-minute debate, the two moderators regularly pushed Trump for specific answers to questions on issues ranging from the civil war in Syria to the recent scandal over lewd comments he made on video in 2005.
trumphillary2rr-530x298 
During and after his debate with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Trump’s supporters and his campaign aides tweeted complaints that the two moderators were showing bias by cutting short Trump’s lengthy responses while also pushing him for clarity when he gave vague answers.
by     Fortune


Donald Trump was grilled on his recent lewd comments about women  revealed within the last 48 hours . He started out cautious and reserved, but as the debate progressed he went on the attack pouncing on his opponent Hillary Clinton, her Husband Bill Clinton, he also had issues with the moderators Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz. ...v.isaac
Summaried link:
Full Debate

Trump aides and supporters accused the moderators of being unfair. 
The second presidential debate of 2016 is in the books, which means it’s time for Donald Trump’s supporters to complain about the event’s moderators.
The GOP nominee had a few terse exchanges Sunday night with CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and ABC News correspondent Martha Raddatz during the debate at Washington University in St. Louis. Throughout the roughly 90-minute debate, the two moderators regularly pushed Trump for specific answers to questions on issues ranging from the civil war in Syria to the recent scandal over lewd comments he made on video in 2005.
trumphillary2rr-530x298 
During and after his debate with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Trump’s supporters and his campaign aides tweeted complaints that the two moderators were showing bias by cutting short Trump’s lengthy responses while also pushing him for clarity when he gave vague answers.
by     Fortune


Donald Trump was grilled on his recent lewd comments about women  revealed within the last 48 hours . He started out cautious and reserved, but as the debate progressed he went on the attack pouncing on his opponent Hillary Clinton, her Husband Bill Clinton, he also had issues with the moderators Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz. ...v.isaac
Trump aides and supporters accused the moderators of being unfair. 
The second presidential debate of 2016 is in the books, which means it’s time for Donald Trump’s supporters to complain about the event’s moderators.
The GOP nominee had a few terse exchanges Sunday night with CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and ABC News correspondent Martha Raddatz during the debate at Washington University in St. Louis. Throughout the roughly 90-minute debate, the two moderators regularly pushed Trump for specific answers to questions on issues ranging from the civil war in Syria to the recent scandal over lewd comments he made on video in 2005.
trumphillary2rr-530x298 
During and after his debate with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Trump’s supporters and his campaign aides tweeted complaints that the two moderators were showing bias by cutting short Trump’s lengthy responses while also pushing him for clarity when he gave vague answers.
by     Fortune