NSA shooting: Several injured as vehicle crashes at gate
Several people have been injured and a suspect was taken into custody after a car crashed outside the US National Security Agency's headquarters.
bbc.com
Netanyahu Clings to Power After Police Recommend Indictment
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared he has no plan to go to early elections, as his coalition closed ranks around a leader who police say should stand trial for bribery.
bloomberg.com
Mercenaries Hurt in U.S. Syria Strikes Are Treated at Russian Defense Hospitals
Even as the Kremlin denies any official link to them, scores of Russian mercenaries wounded in U.S. strikes in Syria are being treated at Defense Ministry hospitals.
bloomberg.com
Home Prices Hit Records in Almost Two-Thirds of U.S. Cities
Home prices jumped to all-time highs in almost two-thirds of U.S. cities in the fourth quarter as buyers battled for a record-low supply of listings.
bloomberg.com
U.S. CPI Tops Estimates as Apparel Costs Jump Most in 30 Years
U.S. consumer prices rose by more than projected in January as apparel costs jumped the most in nearly three decades. The report sent Treasuries and stocks tumbling, as it added to concerns about an inflation pickup that have roiled financial markets this month.
bloomberg.com
Macron Kicks French Press Corps Out of Elysee Palace
Emmanuel Macron is evicting the presidential press corps from the Elysee Palace.
bloomberg.com
Morales Demands Investigation After Third Fatal Carnival Blast
The two victims of Tuesday's explosions bring Bolivia's 2018 Carnival death toll to 42, with more than 120 people injured, said Federal Minister Carlos Romero.
telesurtv.net
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos Can’t Beat Washington, So He’s Joining It: The Influence Game
In the past five years, Amazon increased lobbying spending by more than 400 percent, a rate of change that far exceeds rivals’.
bloomberg.com
Homeless man found dead 'on doorstep' of Parliament
A man has been found dead in a Tube station underpass that leads to the Houses of Parliament.
bbc.com
Stormy Daniels: Trump lawyer admits paying porn star
The long-term personal lawyer of US President Donald Trump has admitted privately paying an adult film star $130,000 (£95,000) in 2016, in a statement to US media.
bbc.com
US teacher 'dragged boy who sat during Pledge of Allegiance
A US gym teacher is facing child abuse and assault charges after allegedly forcing a student to stand for the US Pledge of Allegiance.
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Crypto-currency craze 'hinders search for alien life'
Scientists listening out for broadcasts by extra-terrestrials are struggling to get the computer hardware they need, thanks to the crypto-currency mining craze, a radio-astronomer has said.
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