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- CNN Hits Back At President Trump After He Attacks Its Reporters
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- Scallops row warnings 'fell on deaf ears', say UK fishermen, after French 'hurl rocks and smoke bombs' at boats
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- British Thai cave rescue hero sends legal letter to Elon Musk threatening to sue over paedo accusation
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CNN Hits Back At President Trump After He Attacks Its Reporters Posted: 30 Aug 2018 08:43 AM PDT |
Andrew Gillum wins Florida Democratic primary in bid to become state's first black governor Posted: 28 Aug 2018 06:16 PM PDT |
Posted: 29 Aug 2018 04:22 AM PDT British fishermen have claimed that warnings about an extraordinary clash over scallops in the English Channel fell "on deaf ears". French mariners have been accused of endangering the lives of their UK counterparts after rocks, smoke bombs and other projectiles were allegedly hurled at English and Scottish vessels during the confrontation in the early hours of Tuesday. Around a dozen British boats were targeted by the rival flotilla in a protest over fishing rights in the scallop-rich waters exacerbated by Brexit talks. The Government said it had contacted officials in France about the matter, adding the vessels were "legally entitled" to fish in the area. But some British fishermen have claimed they had previously reported similar skirmishes over the past two years to the authorities. "Nothing happened, it just went on deaf ears," said Brixham-based mariner Derek Meredith. Around a dozen UK fishing boats were targeted by a rival French flotilla in the English Channel off the coast of Normandy early on Tuesday The South Western Fish Producers Organisation, which represents many of the boats and has been negotiating with French fishermen, condemned the behaviour as dangerous. Chief executive Jim Portus said: "They are endangering life at sea by being unprofessional. The French might look like heroes to the French coastal communities, but it's really awful to put other mariners in danger." Around 40 French boats were said to be responsible for the disruption. One of the British ships, The Golden Promise, had a window smashed by an airborne can, while another suffered fire damage after a flare was thrown at it, Mr Portus said. A smashed window onboard of Golden Promise at the Brixham Harbour in Devon, which was broken by a rock thrown by french fishermen Credit: SWNS.com He claimed to have received a message from the chief negotiator of the French scallop industry on Wednesday morning that said: "I regret the altercations that occurred... it will not happen again." 'It's happened before... the French navy were there and did nothing' It is not the first time such a clash has taken place, according to the owner of one of the Brixham boats involved. Derek Meredith told the BBC: "It's happened in previous years, two years ago it happened to us - not as forceful as this time I wouldn't have said - but the same thing, the French navy were there on site and never done a thing. "We reported it to the (Marine Management Organisation), nothing happened, it just went on deaf ears." The skipper of Joanna C, Nathan Clark, also told the broadcaster: "I'm not really concerned because we're doing nothing wrong... it's just the safety of my crew and the boat really, because there's nothing to stop them doing it all over again." Fishermen Callum Clark and Nathan Clark onboard Joanna C at the Brixham Harbour in Devon after they were attacked Credit: SWNS.com Britain's National Federation of Fishermen's Organisations has appealed for calm, while the Scottish White Fish Producers Association lashed out at the "vigilante behaviour". Long-running dispute over section of Channel Maritime authorities in France also sought to soothe tensions on Wednesday, decrying the showdown as "very dangerous" and expressing hope that "things will calm down". The long-running dispute centres on a section of the Channel from which French fishermen cannot harvest scallops until later in the year, due to domestic environmental laws. Dramatic footage broadcast by France 3 Normandie showed boats colliding as tensions finally boiled over. The Honeybourne 3 (right), a Scottish scallop dredger, in dock at Shoreham Credit: Andrew Matthews /PA One of the British boats involved in the clash was said to be the Honeybourne 3, a Scottish scallop dredger, along with two ships from Brixham harbour, The Golden Promise and Joanna C. The Honeybourne 3, one of the British boats involved in the clash, was moored in Shoreham Port on Wednesday morning. A black spatter mark was visible on the vessel's stern while dents and scrapes marked the port side bow. MP claims 'no evidence' that French have taken action against vessels Fears have been raised about the safety of the British fleet, which the Government said was its "highest priority". Sheryll Murray, MP for South East Cornwall, claimed Environment Secretary Michael Gove had assured her that "appropriate measures" were in place to protect fishermen. She also criticised the response of the French authorities, saying there was "no evidence whatsoever" that they had taken action against the vessels. Dimitri Rogoff, head of a Normandy fishermen's association, said the violent scenes "demonstrate the exasperation of Normandy fishermen in a situation which persists and does not change". A history of fishing 'wars' At a glance | The "Cod Wars" UK government: Safety of fleet is highest priority A British government spokesman said: "We are aware of reports of aggression directed towards UK fishing vessels in an area of the English Channel not under UK control. "These vessels were operating in an area they are legally entitled to fish. "The safety of the UK fleet is our highest priority and we will continue to monitor the presence and activities of vessels in the area. "We are in contact with industry and the French administration to encourage meaningful dialogue and prevent further incidents from occurring." |
Manafort asks to move upcoming trial, cites publicity in DC Posted: 29 Aug 2018 02:47 PM PDT |
Newlywed Couple Killed in Crash on Way to Honeymoon: 'Don't Take a Day for Granted' Posted: 29 Aug 2018 12:37 PM PDT |
Senior Republican calls for reopening of Google probe Posted: 30 Aug 2018 01:21 PM PDT A senior Republican senator on Thursday urged US regulators to reopen an antitrust investigation into Google, citing "important developments" since the review was closed in 2013. Lawmakers have no official role in determining how the independent agency manages its investigations, but Hatch's call comes amid growing complaints from some activist organizations and following a series of antitrust investigations targeting Google in the European Union. Hatch stated that "Google does have a long track record of providing valuable services and making important, innovative contributions. |
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Here's Who Will Serve As Pallbearers At John McCain's Washington Memorial Posted: 29 Aug 2018 02:54 PM PDT |
Police Find Ohio Teen Who Disappeared After He Witnessed Dad's Killing Posted: 29 Aug 2018 07:42 PM PDT |
Here Are 25 Cars Perfect for City Driving Posted: 29 Aug 2018 08:00 AM PDT |
Candy Crash: Truck Full Of Sweets Overturns In Highway Road Rage Incident Posted: 29 Aug 2018 11:35 PM PDT |
Posted: 29 Aug 2018 12:12 PM PDT The British caving expert who coordinated the rescue of 12 Thai children trapped underground has informed Elon Musk he is preparing to sue him, after the Tesla founder labelled him a "paedo" on Twitter. Vernon Unsworth, 63, enraged the billionaire when he rejected his offer of sending a submarine to assist the rescue, pointing out that it was not a workable solution, and deriding it as a "PR stunt". He said Mr Musk could "stick his submarine where it hurts." Mr Musk hit back, calling Mr Unsworth a "paedo guy", in a now-deleted tweet. He then issued an apology, and said he had tweeted "in anger". Elon Musk, founder of Tesla But on Tuesday he reignited the controversy by mocking Mr Unsworth for not following up on his threat to take legal action. On Wednesday it emerged that Mr Unsworth's lawyers had in fact sent Mr Musk a letter on August 6, informing him of their intention to sue for the "false and defamatory statements." "You published through three different tweets to your twenty-two million followers that Mr Unsworth engages in the sexual exploitation of Thai children, and you did so at a time when he was working to save the lives of twelve Thai children," wrote L. Lin Wood, an Atlanta-based defamation expert, in a letter obtained by BuzzFeed. "You did so without any basis. According to a subsequent Twitter post, you did so out of anger." A Tesla representative did not respond to The Telegraph's request for comment. Mr Unsworth told Sky News on Wednesday: "It's all being dealt with, that's all I can say." |
At least four dead in New Mexico after bus collides with truck Posted: 30 Aug 2018 04:31 PM PDT New Mexico State Police did not immediately confirm how many people were killed and injured, or the cause of the crash on Interstate 40 near Thoreau, about 100 miles west of Albuquerque. Greyhound Lines said 49 people were aboard the bus, which was traveling from Albuquerque to Phoenix, Arizona. A spokeswoman, Crystal Booker, deferred comment to state police regarding the crash. |
Small air leak in Russian capsule patched at space station Posted: 30 Aug 2018 01:58 PM PDT |
Chris Watts Murder Case: Man Claims He Had Affair With Dad Accused of Killing Wife, Kids Posted: 30 Aug 2018 10:46 AM PDT |
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11 Of Our Favorite Home Finds From Wayfair's Labor Day Sale Posted: 29 Aug 2018 09:39 AM PDT |
Former Texas Cop Found Guilty of Murdering an Unarmed Black Teenager Posted: 28 Aug 2018 06:31 PM PDT |
Security camera catches speeding Tesla going airborne after hitting railroad tracks Posted: 29 Aug 2018 03:42 PM PDT Teslas are well known for their acceleration, but flying? A Canadian man caught some serious air after speeding over a railroad crossing in Barrie, Canada, on Tuesday at around 8 p.m. local time. A security camera happened to catch the incident, and holy crap. SEE ALSO: Elon Musk opens up about the personal toll Tesla is taking on him The 46-year-old driver "became airborne and crashed over 100 feet into the opposing lane," according to Barrie Today. The Tesla skidded after landing, and eventually hit a tree in a parking lot. Considering Teslas are, you know, not supposed to fly, it's not surprising that the four-door vehicle, which appears to be a sedan, was totaled. The exact model was not released. Global News reports that the driver of the vehicle was charged with dangerous driving, and was treated at the hospital for minor injuries along with a passenger. Thankfully, no other vehicles were involved. Teslas are relatively heavy cars thanks to the electric battery, so it's safe to say that the vehicle's impressive acceleration capabilities did help the vehicle go airborne, though given the charges it appears that police are blaming the driver. Here's what the driver saw before liftoff: Image: screenshot/google mapsA Redditor who claims to live in the area said it's quite easy to get airborne on the tracks: "I live near here and you literally just need to be going 30 to get air. The guy is a moron." WATCH: Say goodbye to your crutches with this hands-free alternative |
Puerto Rico's death toll from Hurricane Maria raised to nearly 3,000 Posted: 28 Aug 2018 06:23 PM PDT The report found that an estimated 2,975 deaths could be attributed directly or indirectly to Maria from the time it struck in September 2017 to mid-February of this year. The latest Puerto Rico figure was derived from comparisons between predicted mortality under normal circumstances and deaths documented after the storm, a number that turned out to be 22 percent higher. The emergency response to Maria became highly politicized as the Trump administration was castigated as being slow to recognize the gravity of the devastation and too sluggish in providing disaster relief to Puerto Rico, an island of more than 3 million residents. |
S. Korea police raid BMW office over car fires Posted: 29 Aug 2018 10:26 PM PDT South Korean police raided German carmaker BMW's Seoul headquarters Thursday in connection with dozens of engine fires. An official at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's white collar crime unit said officers were investigating whether the company covered up vehicle defects and had confiscated documents and other materials. There was no immediate comment from BMW Korea. |
California Lawmakers Pass Historic Bill Mandating Only Carbon-Free Power By 2045 Posted: 28 Aug 2018 05:55 PM PDT |
Yahoo News explains: Could President Trump regulate Google? Posted: 29 Aug 2018 08:57 AM PDT This week, President Trump went on a Twitter tirade accusing Google of hiding "fair media" coverage about him, without providing any evidence. Trump economic adviser Larry Kudlow said he's "looking into it" and declined to provide any details. Can Trump do anything to try to regulate Google? Yahoo News explains. |
China says no plans to deploy troops to Afghanistan Posted: 30 Aug 2018 05:03 AM PDT |
Legal U.S. Immigrants Face Prison And Even Deportation For Voting Posted: 29 Aug 2018 03:05 AM PDT |
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Apple's Buzzy "Gather Round" Invitation Has a Big Gold Hint Posted: 30 Aug 2018 12:10 PM PDT |
Sweltering heat, humidity challenge players at US Open; Some relief on the way Posted: 29 Aug 2018 07:56 AM PDT |
20 Tweets That Perfectly Capture The Struggle Of Being Broke As Hell Posted: 30 Aug 2018 09:11 AM PDT |
Myanmar rejects 'false allegations' in U.N. genocide report Posted: 29 Aug 2018 03:31 AM PDT The U.N. report marked the first time the organization has explicitly called for Myanmar officials to face genocide charges over a brutal crackdown on Rohingya Muslims last year. "Our stance is clear and I want to say sharply that we don't accept any resolutions conducted by the Human Rights Council," the main government spokesman, Zaw Htay, said in an interview published in state media. The fact-finding mission on Myanmar was established in March 2017 by the U.N. Human Rights Council. |
Pick up a George Foreman Grill from Walmart on sale for just $19.99 Posted: 30 Aug 2018 09:26 AM PDT George Foreman has impacted two major spaces: the boxing ring and the kitchen. Regarding the latter, the Foreman Grill has been one of the most popular kitchen appliances for years. And if you've been looking to add one to your kitchen, or have a kid who's soon heading out into the world on their own, Walmart has a great sale right now for you. SEE ALSO: Best Instant Pot cookbooks on Amazon: Traditional, vegan, Weight Watchers, and more The George Foreman Electric Grill and Panini Press is currently available at Walmart for $19.99, saving you $15.91 from the listed price of $35.90. This compact grill is super versatile. Despite the size, it can prepare enough grilled veggies, meats, and more for the whole family. And thanks to its simple, sloped design and nonstick finish, you won't have to worry about cleanup or grease build-up. If you encounter a particularly messy meal and need to give the grill a once over, the plates are easily removable. Image: George Foreman Grills George Foreman Electric Grill and Panini Press — $19.99 See Details |
Russia hopes West won't 'obstruct anti-terror operation' in Syria: Lavrov Posted: 29 Aug 2018 08:22 AM PDT Russia on Wednesday called on the West not to stand in the way of an "anti-terror operation" in Syria's Idlib, as speculation grows Damascus is planning a Russian-backed offensive on the rebel-held province. "I hope our Western partners will not give in to (rebel) provocations and will not obstruct an anti-terror operation" in Idlib, foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said at a press conference with his Saudi counterpart Adel al-Jubeir in Moscow. Lavrov also said that there is "full political understanding" between Russia and Turkey, who support opposing sides of the Syrian civil war but are currently in intense negotiations to ensure Idlib does not become a breaking point in their alliance. |
Fire Dept: 2 workers die in scaffolding collapse near Disney Posted: 29 Aug 2018 10:02 AM PDT |
Ex-Texas cop guilty of murder for killing unarmed black teen Posted: 28 Aug 2018 07:01 PM PDT |
S. Korea's Moon replaces defence chief in cabinet reshuffle Posted: 30 Aug 2018 12:21 AM PDT South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Thursday replaced his defence chief and four other ministers in a cabinet reshuffle after falling approval ratings in recent weeks. Moon has driven a rapid diplomatic rapprochement with nuclear-armed North Korea, but defence minister Song Young-moo came under fire for mishandling a controversy over a defence intelligence unit. In March, documents emerged detailing military plans to impose martial law against protesters demanding the ouster of Moon's predecessor Park Geun-hye last year, but Song failed to report them to the presidential Blue House. |
Cuomo, Dodging Corruption Accusations, Attacks Cynthia Nixon: ‘You’re A Corporation’ Posted: 29 Aug 2018 08:24 PM PDT |
Harley-Davidson F-150 Making a Comeback Posted: 30 Aug 2018 12:19 PM PDT |
Monterey Car Week: day three auction results Posted: 30 Aug 2018 08:53 AM PDT |
Donald Trump Was Forced To Unblock Twitter Critics. Now They're Getting Sweet Revenge. Posted: 29 Aug 2018 01:47 AM PDT |
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How Is Your Credit Limit Determined? Posted: 30 Aug 2018 06:00 AM PDT Your credit limit is the maximum amount that you can spend with your credit card. To determine the amount, credit card companies look at a variety of factors to gauge your ability to handle credit. Let's take a look at some of the most common areas that credit card issuers review when they decide what your credit limit should be. |
Heroin-fentanyl mix led to drug exposure concerns at prison Posted: 30 Aug 2018 02:14 PM PDT |
160 People Arrested by Immigration Agents in Texas Workplace Raid Posted: 29 Aug 2018 07:18 AM PDT |
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