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'Empire' Star Terrence Howard Backs Jussie Smollett: Could Never Do Something So 'Ugly'

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Empire star Terrence Howard showed support for his fellow co-star Jussie Smollett against claims that he orchestrated a fake hate crime against himself, declaring that the man he knows could never “even conceive of something so unconscious and ugly.” Smollett turned himself into police on Thursday morning on charges of filing a false police report, after investigators concluded […]

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Theresa May can’t afford red lines on Brexit

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Pressure is growing on Theresa May to set out her Brexit plan. The EU’s insistence that for the duration of any transition phase Britain will remain subject to the bloc’s regulations and have no say over any new rules has enraged Brexiteers. Now the prime minister has to come up with an outline for a […]

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Trevor Noah Slams Joe Biden's 'Super Creepy' Behavior: 'It's Definitely Not OK'

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Daily Show host Trevor Noah took aim at former Vice President Joe Biden’s over recent allegations he inappropriately touched several women, declaring that such behavior is “definitely not OK” and “sounds super creepy.” Having already developed a reputation for being overly touchy-feely with women, Biden has recently been subject to two separate allegations from women claiming […]

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Varadkar ‘surprised and disappointed’ at Brexit talks failure

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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar | Kamil Zihnioglu/AFP via Getty Images Varadkar ‘surprised and disappointed’ at Brexit talks failure Irish PM said a deal had been agreed. By Ken Murray 12/4/17, 7:28 PM CET Updated 12/4/17, 7:29 PM CET DUBLIN — Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar expressed major disappointment at U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May […]

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Protesters End Rail Blockade In Quebec After Arrival Of Riot Police

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ST-LAMBERT, Que. — A blockade south of Montreal that halted rail traffic and frayed nerves since Wednesday was abandoned late Friday after riot police arrived to enforce a court injunction. The roughly two dozen protesters, acting in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs contesting a British Columbia natural gas pipeline, had begun dismantling the encampment earlier in […]

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Oka Crisis Looms Over Mohawk Rail Blockades

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MONTREAL — As the rail blockades that have paralyzed cross-country transportation enter their third week, a growing number of commentators are drawing comparisons with the spectre of the Oka crisis. Thirty years after that dark period in Canada’s relationship with Indigenous Peoples, what have governments learned? “It’s obvious that political authorities are traumatized, with reason, […]

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Francois-Philippe Champagne: Canada-China Relations Not Back To Normal Despite Coronavirus Help

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OTTAWA — No one should construe the co-operation between Canada and China on the novel coronavirus outbreak as a sign that relations between them are returning to normal, Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said Friday. Canada has been able to repatriate 550 Canadians since the outbreak with the help of Japanese and Chinese officials, Champagne […]