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2018年10月28日 星期日

Tipsheet: Trump: Pittsburgh shooting an ‘attack on humanity’

 
 
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Trump: Pittsburgh shooting an ‘assault on humanity’
BY TAL AXELROD 
 
President Trump condemned the Saturday shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue near Pittsburgh that killed at least 11 people. 

“The hearts of all Americans are filled with grief following the monstrous killing of Jewish Americans at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pa., you’ve all seen it, you’ve been watching it, it’s horrible,” he said at a rally in Murphysboro, Ill. 

"This evil anti-Semitic attack is an attack on all of us, it is an assault on humanity."
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Trump: 'Wacko' who opened fire at Pittsburgh synagogue should get death penalty
BY CHRIS MILLS RODRIGO
President Trump condemned the gunman who opened fire at a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday, killing eight people, calling the shooter a "wacko" and saying he should get the death penalty.
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Suspected Pittsburgh shooter faces 29 federal charges
BY TAL AXELROD
 
Federal prosecutors filed 29 charges against the suspected shooter who killed at least 11 people at the Pittsburgh-area Tree of Life Synagogue Saturday morning, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania Scott W. Brady announced late Saturday.
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Studies find rise in anti-Semitic activity on Twitter, Instagram
BY JOHN BOWDEN
Two separate studies found a notable increase in anti-Semitic images and other posts on Twitter and Instagram over the past year, despite content policies on both platforms supposedly banning hateful content against minority groups.
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The Memo: Trump base will be tested in midterms
BY NIALL STANAGE
One question looms larger than any other over the midterm elections: Can President Trump transfer the fervor of the voters who elected him in 2016 to other candidates in his party?
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Lara Trump: President won’t bear responsibility for GOP losses
BY REID WILSON
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Lara Trump, President Trump's daughter-in-law and senior adviser to his 2020 reelection campaign, says the president will not bear responsibility for GOP losses in this year's midterm elections.
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Trump planning fourth visit to Montana to battle Tester
BY ALEXANDER BOLTON
MISSOULA, Mont. — President Trump is planning a fourth trip to Montana, a state he won by 20 points, in an effort to knock of Democratic incumbent Sen. Jon Tester (Mont.), according to Republican sources in the state. 
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Dem leadership hopefuls dole out millions in campaign cash
BY MIKE LILLIS
House Democrats vying to climb the leadership ladder are showering millions of dollars in campaign cash on colleagues and candidates heading into the midterms — a crucial step in solidifying support within the caucus ahead of what’s likely to be a wild, post-election leadership scramble.
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Trump stokes debate about new Cold War arms race
BY MORGAN CHALFANT AND REBECCA KHEEL
President Trump’s announcement that the United States is preparing to withdraw from a decades-old treaty with Russia credited with helping end the Cold War has stoked debate about whether a new arms race is on the horizon.
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Google faces its #MeToo moment
BY HARPER NEIDIG
Google is facing a public relations crisis after a report that the company gave a lucrative exit package to a high-profile executive accused of sexual harassment.
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Khashoggi murder requires real response to Saudi Arabia policy
BY FORMER AMBASSADOR ROBERT JORDAN
OPINION | In the wake of the brutal murder of Jamal Khashoggi, relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia are at the lowest point since the 9/11 attacks. I arrived in Riyadh as the new United States ambassador to Saudi Arabia a month in the aftermath of that tragedy 17 years ago.
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Ceasefire in trade war with China bodes well for American business
BY RILEY WALTERS
OPINION | By January, what you buy from China may come with an additional 25 percent markup. That is because President Trump has threatened to slap new tariffs on half of all United States imports from China. Yet, there still is a slim chance that the new tariffs and the escalating trade war with China could be put back on hold when President Trump and President Xi Jinping meet next month at the G20 summit in Argentina. Why would the United States agree to a ceasefire in the trade war with China when political rhetoric against Beijing in Washington seems to be heating up?
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The New York Times: Trump calls for unity after synagogue shooting, then swiftly denounces Democrats
BY KATIE ROGERS AND JEFFERY C. MAYS
The president again demonstrated that he would not be swayed from the call of the campaign trail during a politically volatile and violent midterm election season.
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The Washington Post: Accused synagogue shooter appears to have railed against Jews, refugees online
BY KATIE ZEZIMA AND WESLEY LOWERY
An account on social media site Gab under the name of Robert Bowers specifically targeted the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society.
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The Associated Press: Many of bomb suspect’s conspiracy theories tracked Trump’s
BY RAPHAEL SATTER
 
Mail bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc lived in an alternate universe where monstrous reptiles stalk people in Florida’s Everglades, a malevolent Jewish billionaire pays American children to stage school shootings and German politicians are secretly being conceived using Adolf Hitler’s frozen sperm.
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Reuters: Central American caravan moves on in spite of Mexico jobs offer
BY DELPHINE SCHRANK
 
A U.S.-bound caravan of Central American migrants pressed on through southern Mexico on Saturday, in spite of government offers of jobs, as authorities stepped up efforts to disperse the convoy that has angered U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The Wall Street Journal: US economy flashes signs it’s downhill from here
BY JON HILSENRATH AND HARRIET TORRY
A slowdown in growth would have big implications for stocks, the Fed and President Trump.
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DAILY DOSE: Don't Go Looking For Love

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Don't Go Looking For Love

By Tzvi Freeman

You are not here to find love, nor to be greeted by happiness at every turn, nor to be showered with kindness, nor to be celebrated by all, to forever remain a child.

No. You came here to create love out of war.

Your soul willingly left its blissful place beyond all troubles to descend into a stifling frame of bone, blood and flesh. Why? Because only here can inner strength be forged by pain, can wisdom be nurtured by failure, can love be the reward of those who choose to give love. Your soul came here to struggle with the bitter things of life and squeeze out of them a syrup of sweet, inner joy.

And as there is no sweetness as succulent as bittersweet, so there is no river of love that runs as deep as the love forged through a battle of the heart, no strength as powerful as that wrestled from the hands of an enemy through stubborn, defiant resolve, no wisdom as the wisdom gained by stumbling in darkness, standing up again, stumbling and walking again, and again.

All that is good, all that has meaning, all is up to you alone.



By Tzvi Freeman


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2018年10月27日 星期六

News Alert: Dem leadership hopefuls dole out millions in campaign cash

 
 
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House Democrats vying to climb the leadership ladder are showering millions of dollars in campaign cash on colleagues and candidates heading into the midterms — a crucial step in solidifying support within the caucus ahead of what’s likely to be a wild, post-election leadership scramble.
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