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Question: Donald Trump condemned over response to white supremacist violence

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Donald Trump has come under fire for not explicitly denouncing white supremacists in the aftermath of violent clashes in Virginia, with the president being urged to take a public stand against groups that espouse racism and hate.
Mr Trump, while on a working holiday at his New Jersey golf club, addressed the nation on Saturday soon after a car ploughed into a group of anti-racist counter-protesters in Charlottesville, where neo-Nazis and white nationalists had assembled for a march.
The president did not single out any group, instead blaming "many sides" for the violence.
"Hate and the division must stop, and must stop right now," he said. "We have to come together as Americans with love for our nation and... true affection for each other."
He condemned "in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides".
He added: "It's been going on for a long time in our country. Not Donald Trump. Not Barack Obama. It's been going on for a long, long time."
On Sunday, the White House issued a statement seeking to expand on the president's remarks. It said: "The president said very strongly in his statement yesterday that he condemns all forms of violence, bigotry and hatred and of course that includes white supremacists, KKK, neo-Nazi and all extremist groups.
"He called for national unity and bringing all Americans together."
During his address on Saturday, Mr Trump did not answer questions from reporters about whether he rejects the support of white nationalists or whether he believes the car crash was an example of domestic terrorism.
Aides who appeared on the Sunday news shows said the White House does believe those things, but many fellow Republicans have demanded Mr Trump personally denounces the white supremacists.
Senator Cory Gardner tweeted: "Mr. President - we must call evil by its name. These were white supremacists and this was domestic terrorism."
Senator Marco Rubio added: "Nothing patriotic about #Nazis,the #KKK or #WhiteSupremacists. It's the direct opposite of what #America seeks to be."
Republican Chris Christie, a staunch Trump supporter, wrote: "We reject the racism and violence of white nationalists like the ones acting out in Charlottesville. Everyone in leadership must speak out."
On the Democrat side, Senate minority leader Charles Schumer said: "Of course we condemn ALL that hate stands for. Until @POTUS specifically condemns alt-right action in Charlottesville, he hasn't done his job."
Democrat Governor Terry McAuliffe, who spoke to Mr Trump in the hours after the clashes, said he twice "said to him we have to stop this hateful speech, this rhetoric", and he urged the president to "come out stronger" against the actions of white supremacists.
Mr Trump's national security adviser HR McMaster said on Sunday that he considered the attack in Charlottesville to be terrorism:
"I certainly think anytime that you commit an attack against people to incite fear, it is terrorism," he told ABC's This Week.
"It meets the definition of terrorism. But what this is, what you see here, is you see someone who is a criminal, who is committing a criminal act against fellow Americans."
The president's homeland security adviser Tom Bossert defended the president's statement by suggesting that some of the counter-protesters were violent too.
When pressed, he specifically condemned the racist groups.
The president's daughter and White House aide Ivanka Trump tweeted on Sunday morning: "There should be no place in society for racism, white supremacy and neo-nazis."
White nationalists had assembled in Charlottesville to vent their frustration against the city's plans to take down a statue of Confederal general Robert E Lee.
Counter-protesters massed in opposition. A few hours after violent encounters between the two groups, a car drove into a crowd of people peacefully protesting against the rally, and the driver was later taken into custody.
Alt-right leader Richard Spencer and former Ku Klux Klan member David Duke attended the demonstrations, and Mr Duke told reporters the white nationalists were working to "fulfil the promises of Donald Trump".

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Donald Trump's ex-press secretary has slammed his former boss for not taking a harder line against the white supremacists after the Charlottesville tragedy.
Anthony Scaramucci l eft his post just 11 days after replacing Sean Spicer as press secretary, and gave his first interview since his resignation.
He told ABC's 'This week with George Stephanopoulos that he would have urged Trump to take a different approach.
Trump, Scaramucci said: "He likes doing the opposite of what the media thinks he should do."
Scaramucci also hinted that the days are numbered for Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon.
He decried what he called the "Bannon-Bart" influence at the White House, labelling it "nonsense."
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It was a reference to Bannon's former job running Brietbart.com, the right-wing site that has also been associated with the alt-right.
Trump "has got to go more to the mainstream," Scaramucci said. He added that he thinks "the president knows what he is going to do with Steve Bannon," and that Trump "has an idea of who the leakers are".
The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza published an expletive-filled interview with Scaramucci, in which he bashed then-chief of staff Reince Priebus and used a sexually-vulgar term to describe Bannon.
Stephanopoulos played portions of the conversation Scaramucci had with Lizza, as Scaramucci listened.
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But he steered clear from using over-the-top statements.
He said that he thought that the phone call was off the record, and called it a "very deceitful thing" for Lizza to publish his quotes.
But he acknowledged that he "made an unforced error," and said that he was a target from the start.
"There were probably one or two people who wanted me in that job," including Trump, Scaramucci said. "There were probably 200 people that didn't want me in that job."
He also said that how he sounds on the audio of the conversation is different to how he comes across in print.
Despite his departure from the White House, Scaramucci said that he remains a loyal and supportive of the president, and HAD talked to him in the past week.
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He said that some of the turbulence of Trump's first six months is because "the president is not a representative of political establishment class, and for whatever reason people want to eject him".
He ADDED that Trump had created an "opening" for corporate CEOs to "enter the system," and mentioned Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and The Walt Disney Co.'s Bob Iger as corporate chieftains who have expressed an interest in politics.
He said that one of his faults in taking the job was that "I was running too hard like a corporate CEO than a political operative."
"I went in there with my heart and soul," he said. "I am a straight talking person."
He also compared himself to a pop culture figure -- Winston Wolf, the clean up guy in "Pulp Fiction."
Appearing on a Facebook Live conversation with ABC News' Rick Klein, Scaramucci talked more about Bannon and whether he should have a role at the White House.
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Asked whether Bannon and the alt-right we having an influence on Trump, Scaramucci said that "I think the president is his own person." He said that Bannon's influence "is not as great as you would think."
But he said that "the fact that [Bannon] is sitting there in the White House makes people think he has influence."
He did say that some of the topics that Bannon and Brietbart.com have brought up is "very worthwhile," like "economic desperation," but "the other nasty stuff that is on that website I think is disgusting."
He said that he was not being critical of Trump in saying that he would have recommended that the president call out white supremacy, but "I think he needs to hit it a little harder."
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Three people died and several others seriously injured when protests in Charlottesville turned violent on Saturday.
Trump has faced criticism for 'waiting too long' to address the violence and failing to explicitly condemn the white supremacist marchers who ignited the melee.
The White House said the president's remarks condemned all forms of violence and bigotry, including neo-Nazi groups and the Ku Klux Klan.
Trump said "many sides" were involved in the Charlottesville incidents, drawing fire from across the political spectrum for not specifically denouncing the far right.
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The violence presented Trump with perhaps the first domestic crisis of his administration.
“We’re closely following the terrible events unfolding in Charlottesville, Virginia," Trump told reporters at his New Jersey golf course.
"We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides."
A reporter shouted a question to Trump about whether he had spoken out strongly enough against white nationalists but the president made no comment.
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On Sunday the far right organiser of the rally had to be escorted away by riot police after angry mobs descended upon his makeshift press conference.
Jasson Kessler is a white supremacist who organised the Unite the Right protest in the liberal town of Charlottesville, which resulted in three deaths and many other serious injuries on Saturday.
A 32-year-old woman, Heather Heyes, was killed after an alt-right protester drove his car into a crowd of people peacefully carrying out a counter protest.
Kessler attempted to make a public speech blaming the lack of security for the atrocities which occurred at the deadly protests on Saturday.
But his words were soon drowned out by chants of "murderer" and "Nazi" before crowds of people poured onto the podium and the far right leader had to be escorted away by riot police.
Angry mobs chased the President of 'America First' away, with many attempting to pull him to the ground.
As armed police in protective gear pulled Kessler away a crowd member can be heard to say "her name was Heather, sir, her name was Heather, Jason, her blood is on your hands".
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Another heckler can be heard to say: "Jason, what do you have to say for yourself?".
The white nationalist blogger had previously said supporters of the rally would not back down and would stage more events.
He said: "Absolutely we are going to have further demonstrations in Charlottesville because our constitutional rights are being denied."
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Far right protester James Alex Fields Jr, 20, has been charged with second-degree murder following Heather Heyer's death.
The FBI confirmed that a civil rights investigation has been launched into the crash.
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Earlier in the day, Fields was photographed standing with members of alt-right Vanguard America at a far-right rally that turned violent with fights in the streets before the alleged car attack.
Fields was pictured holding a black shield bearing the neo-Nazi group's logo, and wearing its uniform consisting of a white polo shirt and khaki trousers.
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"Blood and soil", the group's motto, which is derived from a Nazi slogan, was chanted by white nationals at the rally.
The Southern Poverty Law Center calls Vanguard America a "racist right-wing organisation" and said it helped to organised the Unite the Right rally.
In the aftermath of the alleged car attack, Vanguard America denied that the suspect was one of its members.
It wrote on Twitter: "The driver of the vehicle that hit counterprotesters today was, in no way, a member of Vanguard America.
"All our members had been safely evacuated by the time of the incident.
"The shields seen do not denote membership, nor does the white shirt. The shirts were freely handed out to anyone in attendance."
Fields' Facebook page allegedly featured a number of alt-right and Nazi images, including Adolf Hitler's baby photo, before it was taken offline, the New York Daily News reports .
Fields' former teacher Derek Weimer told the TV news station WCPO : “He was very infatuated with the Nazis, with Adolf Hitler.
"He also had a huge military history, especially with German military history and World War II. But, he was pretty infatuated with that stuff.”
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Heyer, a 32-year-old paralegal, was killed and 19 others were injured when a Dodge Challenger ploughed into a group peacefully protesting and then slammed into another vehicle while tensions in the street were high and a number of fights had already broken out.
Her final public Facebook post read : "If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying attention."
Mourners returned to the crash scene today to place flowers, cards and other objects in tribute to Ms Heyer.
Shocking footage showed the car hitting pedestrians as bystanders rushed to help the injured.
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Some described the collision as "deliberate terrorism" - and called on officials and US President Donald Trump to "treat it" as a terror attack.
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After smashing into the activists, the car was filmed reversing back down the street at speed, with a single, red shoe flying out from under its wrecked bumper.
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe declared a state of emergency due to the violence.
Two Virginia State Police officers were also killed when a helicopter, which had been monitoring the violence from the air, crashed and burst into flames.
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The officers were identified as pilot Lieutenant H. Jay Cullen, 48, and Trooper-Pilot Berke M.M. Bates, 40.
Dramatic footage from earlier in the day showed people throwing punches and hurling objects, including bottles and rocks, as the two sides clashed.
A number of people were treated for injuries at the scene as fighting continued.
Men dressed in military-style uniforms were seen carrying rifles and shields in the area.
Other clips showed chemical sprays and smoke bombs being used.
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It was around a couple of hours later that the car was filmed ploughing into protesters.
Mayor Mike Signer who tweeted throughout the chaos, pleaded with people to go back home following the smash.
Mr Signer tweeted: "I am furious & heartsick by the car crash that has injured many. Please all-go home to your families. We can work tomorrow. GO HOME! PLEASE!"
Around half an hour later, he added: "I am heartbroken that a life has been lost here. I urge all people of good will - go home."
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The white supremacist rally was organised in protest over Charlottesville's decision to remove a statue of a Confederate general from a local park.
However, riot police were forced to intervene after the clashes erupted, with helmet-clad officers spotted confronting demonstrators at the scene.
Mr McAuliffe, a Democrat, halted the planned rally, but that did not stop the violence.
About 15 people were injured after rival groups fought pitched battles using fists, rocks and pepper spray.
Addressing the white supremacists, the governor said: "There is no place for you here. There is no place for you in America."
Former president Bill Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders also tweeted about the incident, hitting out at the white supremacists.
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Mr Clinton posted: "Even as we protect free speech and assembly, we must condemn hatred, violence and white supremacy. #Charlottesville."
Mr Sanders said: "The white nationalist demonstration in #Charlottesville is a reprehensible display of racism and hatred that has no place in our society."
They also encircled and chanted at the counter-demonstrators while standing at the base of a statue of former US president Thomas Jefferson.
Their chants reportedly included the words: "White lives matter".
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(Image: Anadolu)
A university spokesman said one person had been arrested while several people were injured.
The events highlight a persistent debate in the US South over the display of the Confederate battle flag and other symbols of the rebel side in the Civil War, fought over the issue of slavery.
On Friday night, hundreds of white marchers had clashed briefly with counter-protesters on the Charlottesville campus of the University of Virginia.
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The marchers were seen carrying blazing torches during the incident, which occurred on the eve of the planned "Unite the Right" rally.
About two dozen people were arrested in Charlottesville in July when the Ku Klux Klan rallied against the plan to remove the statue.
Torch-wielding white nationalists also demonstrated in May against the removal.


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Question: Thousands of protesters gather as Trump heads to his NY home

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NEW YORK (AP) — Thousands of protesters and heavy security were ready to greet President Donald Trump as he headed for his home in the city on Monday for the first time since his inauguration.
Demonstrators stood in pens that police erected across the street from Trump Tower in Manhattan and lined nearby blocks of Fifth Avenue by early Monday evening, hours before his expected arrival. So did a far smaller crowd of Trump supporters.
Some protesters carried signs with such messages as “impeach” and “the White House is no place for white supremacy” as chants including “not my president” and “love, not hate — that’s what makes America great” rose above traffic noise. Nearby, an inflatable, rat-like caricature of Trump stood by The Plaza hotel.
The Rev. Jan Powell, a retired minister of the United Church of Christ, carried a sign that read “No justice, no peace” as she stood opposite Trump’s signature tower.
She said she was bothered by the Republican president’s response to the white supremacist rally that descended into violence Saturday in Virginia. But “what bothers me the most is when folks like Trump try to silence our First Amendment right to free speech, either with violence or ‘fake news’ or hate speech,” Powell said.
Still, she said, “I pray for him every day. We are both human beings.”
City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, a Democrat, was among the protesters.
Meanwhile, about two dozen Trump fans were in a separate pen near The Plaza, chanting “God bless President Trump” and carrying American flags.
“Now is not the time for divisiveness,” read one of their signs.
With anti-Trump demonstrators penned across the sidewalk, both sides yelled at each other, “Go home!”
A block south of Trump Tower, police officers with bullhorns confronted protesters pressing against and straining the barricades, telling the demonstrators to step back.
Police had stationed sand-filled sanitation trucks as barriers around Trump’s signature skyscraper and layers of metal police barricades around the main entrance.
After Trump was elected president Nov. 8, security around the tower ramped up dramatically. Barricades and checkpoints were manned by scores of uniformed police officers. The security precautions have been lessened somewhat in Trump’s absence but still have inconvenienced residents and business owners in the highly trafficked area, home to stores such as Tiffany and Louis Vuitton.
Trump, a native New Yorker who cherishes his namesake high-rise, said Friday that he had stayed away because he realized the impact of the street closings and other aspects of a presidential visit.
“I would love to go to my home in Trump Tower, but it’s very, very disruptive to do,” he said.
Protester Gabby Parra, however, said she was demonstrating to show Trump “he’s not welcome here.”
“We need to let him know that New Yorkers and people from around here are not going to accept his blatant idiocy,” said Parra, a 17-year-old high school senior from Teaneck, New Jersey.
She said she feels the president dehumanizes minorities, noting that he launched his campaign by portraying Mexico as a source of rapists and murderers coming into the U.S. and that he initially failed to denounce white supremacists specifically after Saturday’s violence.
Trump, under pressure after initially condemning what he called an “egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides,” on Monday declared that “racism is evil” and described members of the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis and white supremacists who take part in violence as “criminals and thugs.”
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President Donald Trump will travel to Wisconsin this week to speak at a local factory.
The White House confirms the president will pay a visit to Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan’s home state on Tuesday.
State Rep. Tod Ohnstad told The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that Trump will visit the Kenosha headquarters of a tool manufacturer named Snap-on.
It will be the president’s first visit to the state since taking office. He canceled plans to visit the state earlier this year amid concerns about protests. Trump was last in Wisconsin in December on his “thank you” tour.
The president is also expected to travel to Atlanta on April 28 to speak at the National Rifle Association’s annual leadership forum. That’s according to the organization.
He pledged during the campaign to fight to protect the Second Amendment and was endorsed by the NRA.


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Question: Courtney Cole: My Favorite Things

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In 2016 newcomer Courtney Cole released her new single, “Free 99,” she’s been on tour with Miranda Lambert as part of her Roadside Bars & Pink Guitars Tour and opened for acts like Kenny Chesney, Chris Young and Kip Moore. After a busy 2016, the Louisiana native is looking forward to the new year and what’s to come.
“2017 looks so fun,” Courtney tells Nash Country Daily. “I’m so excited, we’re booking a bunch of shows right now. I love traveling. We’re playing Stagecoach [Festival] this year, which is a dream come true for me. I love California. I’m a cowgirl at heart. So we’re doing that, then I’m releasing an EP. Just new music and lots of performing.”
With 2017 in full swing, NCD sat down with the newcomer to learn more about her and to find out a few of her favorite things.
Favorite color?
Blue.
Favorite ice cream?
Chocolate chip cookie dough.
Favorite flower?
Tulip. No lily.
Favorite song?
Right now, I love to listen to Jon Bellion.
Favorite movie?
The Holiday.
Favorite item of clothing?
Yoga pants.
Favorite drink?
Margarita.
Favorite food?
Mexican food.
Favorite actor/actress?
Julia Roberts.
Favorite board game?
Cards Against Humanity. Fave.
Favorite number?
Eight.
Favorite day of the week?
Sunday.
Favorite season?
Summer.
Favorite sport?
Football, just because of nachos.
Favorite scent?
Whatever lotion I’m wearing. Rose something.

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Question: Reports: U.S. Intercepted Calls Between Trump Campaign Staff And Russian Intelligence

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Russian intelligence officials made repeated contact with members of President Trump's campaign staff, according to new reports that cite anonymous U.S. officials. American agencies were concerned about the contacts but haven't seen proof of collusion between the campaign and the Russian security apparatus, the reports say.
Law enforcement and intelligence agencies intercepted the calls at the same time as they investigated Russia's attempts to tamper with the presidential election, according to The New York Times, which first reported the contacts.
According to CNN, "The communications were intercepted during routine intelligence collection targeting Russian officials and other Russian nationals known to U.S. intelligence."
Both CNN and the Times cite multiple current and former U.S. officials as the sources for their stories.
Reporter Matt Apuzzo, part of the Times team that broke the story, tells NPR's Morning Edition that while officials said they haven't seen proof of collusion — "just the flurry of contacts was enough, and the timing of the contacts, was enough to get them very concerned."
U.S. agencies are still working to determine the reasons behind the contacts, officials tell both news outlets.
President Trump called the reports "conspiracy theories" early Wednesday, in response to the stories:
"The fake news media is going crazy with their conspiracy theories and blind hatred," the president wrote. He then added that MSNBC and CNN are "unwatchable," while the Fox News program Fox & Friends "is great."
The Kremlin had a similar response, with Russian Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying, "Let us not believe in what media say, for nowadays it is very difficult to tell actual news from fake ones."
That's according to state-run Tass media, which adds that Peskov also criticized the use of anonymous sources by the media.
Allegations about Trump's involvement with Russia have ranged from reports last month of a dossier that alleged collusion between the then-candidate and Russian President Vladimir Putin to a public call from the candidate himself last July, when he urged Russian agents to "find" Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's emails and release them.
The FBI has been investigating contacts between Trump aides and Russia; in Congress, there are also calls for public investigations. Last month, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence announced it would investigate allegations that Russia meddled in the U.S. elections.
But there is resistance among Republicans in Congress to go after one of their own, particularly as the new president is settling into the White House.
Republican Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana, who's on the House Judiciary Committee, tells Morning Edition, "I don't think we need an independent investigation here, I think we need to let the Intelligence and the Judiciary committees do their work."
That work, he said, includes receiving classified briefings about the new allegations. Johnson also raised questions about leaks in the government — particularly of information that's drawn from surveillance that swept up the communications of U.S. citizens.
"There are some serious legal implications here," Johnson said, "but it has nothing to do with partisan politics. I mean, the leak of highly classified information by what is apparent here — a number of individuals inside our intelligence community — is the illegal act that I think we need to review."
Johnson also faulted intelligence agencies for not doing more to protect the identity of Americans — such as former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn — whose communications with a foreign national were monitored.
New reports of contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia follow the exit of a third member of Donald Trump's inner circle in the past 12 months amid allegations of inappropriate contact with the country:
Michael Flynn resigned as national security adviser this week over the handling of his contacts with Russia's ambassador to the U.S.;
Paul Manafort, resigned as Trump's campaign chairman last August amid reports of his attempts to align Trump's policies with Russian interests;
Carter Page removed himself as a foreign policy adviser last September, as reports emerged about a visit to Russia and other potential contacts.
Manafort and Flynn were among the senior Trump team members who were "regularly communicating with Russian nationals," CNN reports.
In an interview with the Times, Manafort called the officials' account "absurd" and said he had never had anything to do with Putin's government.
Manafort told the newspaper, "It's not like these people wear badges that say, 'I'm a Russian intelligence officer.'"

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Question: US hiring fell 33,000 in September, depressed by hurricanes

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In this Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017, photo, Phil Wiggett, right, a recruiter with the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, looks at a resume during a job fair in San Jose, Calif. On Friday, Oct. 6, 2017, the U.S. government issues the September jobs report. Marcio Jose Sanchez AP Photo

WASHINGTON — Americans increased their spending at gasoline stations and restaurants in January, boosting retail sales even though auto buying fell.
Retail sales rose a seasonally adjusted 0.4 percent, down from a solid 1 percent gain in December, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.
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Milpitas: Smart & Final Extra expected to open at former Nob Hill site by next month Overall sales pulled back from a December bump in holiday shopping online and at auto dealers. But Americans spent more than normally expected last month at clothiers, department stores, electronics outlets and sporting goods retailers.
The gains point to continued economic growth. But they also indicate that improving consumer sentiment after President Donald Trump’s presidential election, especially optimism among Republicans, has yet to significantly boost retail sales.
“Sales are growing at a decent clip, but the surge in consumers’ confidence since the election is yet to translate into stronger spending,” said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
Higher gas prices drove a 2.3 percent sales increase at service stations last month. Gasoline prices climbed 7.8 percent between January and December, according to a separate Labor Department report released Wednesday. The retail sales report does not adjust its figures for prices.
Purchases at restaurants and bars climbed 1.4 percent. Building materials stores saw a slight 0.3 percent gain.
But sales at auto dealers slipped 1.2 percent, a sharp pull back after jumping 2.9 percent in December.
Sales at non-store retailers such as internet outlets were flat in January, although they have climbed 12 percent over the past year as more Americans prefer to shop via their computers and phones.
Over the past 12 months, total retail sales have risen a solid 5.6 percent. The greater spending likely reflects the improving job market. Employers added 227,000 workers in January, while the unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 4.8 percent because more people started looking for jobs and were counted as unemployed.


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Question: Investigation: How authorities failed to arrest Kaitlyn Caroll-Peak's killer days before her murder

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MANSFIELD, Ohio - New, explosive revelations in documents obtained in an exclusive On Your Side Investigation suggest failures by two separate agencies contributed to a tragic amber alert murder-suicide of last March.
Records reveal that both the Richland County Sheriff’s Department and Mansfield Municipal Court Probation officials had the opportunity to prevent the tragedy and failed to take action.
Kaitlyn Star Carroll-Peak, 22, of Mansfield, was shot to death March 8, 2017, outside a Mansfield apartment complex by a former boyfriend she broke up with more than a year earlier.
Dakota Steagall, 20, fled the scene with the young mother’s 7-year-old baby girl still in the backseat of the car.
Steagall left the infant with his grandmother before finally committing suicide.
But Richland County Sheriff’s records reveal Steagall was spotted outside Peak’s apartment on February 28, 2017—just days earlier—prompting a neighbor to call for help.
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In a 911 call, a neighbor can be heard describing how Steagall “was about to fall over and looks like zombie”.
“He’s really out of it,” she told dispatchers, adding “I’m a little concerned for his safety.”
But after deputies arrived, Steagall was allowed to go free and was never arrested despite being on probation for threatening to kill both Kaitlyn and her grandmother just a year earlier.
Conditions of probation included “shall not possess, use, purchase or misuse any alcohol or illegal substance.”
In addition, the report indicated “spoke to his probation officer and he is going to report in the morning.”
It never happened—and Steagall was allowed to roam free for a full week until finally making good on a previous promise to kill his ex-girlfriend.
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department declined an interview saying only “we are not probation officers” adding “there was no offense report completed”.
Mansfield Municipal Court Probation officials also declined to explain why Steagall was never arrested for violating probation and immediately placed in treatment.
The failures have left Peak’s family confused and angry.
“If they had arrested him that night,” said Peak's father, “ at least we would have been aware and she would have been aware that he was outside her house, possibly stalking her and possibly making some plan to hurt her.”

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April 10 Asset management company First State Investments has hired Matt Philo to lead its newly launched high yield team as part of its plan to expand its global fixed income business.
Philo, who will be based in New York, will head a team of five investment professionals and collaborate with the company's fixed income teams across the United States, Asia and EMEA.
Previously Philo was executive managing director/head of high yield at MacKay Shields LLC, with responsibility for over $22 billion in group assets. (Reporting by Laharee Chatterjee in Bengaluru)


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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The driver charged with killing a woman at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville was previously accused of beating his mother and threatening her with a knife, according to police records released Monday.
Samantha Bloom, who is disabled and uses a wheelchair, repeatedly called police about her son, James Alex Fields Jr., in 2010 and 2011, telling officers he was on medication to control his temper, transcripts from 911 calls show.
Fields, 20, is accused of ramming his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on Saturday in Charlottesville, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer.
Fields, described by a former high school teacher as an admirer of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, was charged with second-degree murder.
A judge denied him bail Monday after the public defender’s office said it couldn’t represent him because a relative of someone in the office was injured in Saturday’s protest.
Fields was assigned a local attorney, and another hearing was set for Aug. 25.
Records show that Fields was arrested and put in juvenile detention after his mother reported in 2011 that he stood behind her wielding a 12-inch knife.
In another incident in 2010, she said her son smacked her in the head and locked her in the bathroom after she told him to stop playing video games. There was no indication in the records that he was arrested.
Also Monday, a former classmate told The Associated Press that on a school trip to Europe in 2015, a teenage Fields couldn’t stand the French and said he only went on the trip so that he could visit “the Fatherland” — Germany.
“He just really laid on about the French being lower than us and inferior to us,” said Keegan McGrath.
McGrath, now 18, said he challenged Fields on his beliefs, and the animosity between them grew so heated that it came to a boil at dinner on their second day. He said he went home after three or four days because he couldn’t handle being in a room with Fields.
The incident shocked McGrath because he had been in German class with Fields for two unremarkable years.
“He was just a normal dude” most of the time, though he occasionally made “dark” jokes that put his class on edge, including one “offhand joke” about the Holocaust, McGrath said.
McGrath said Fields was no outcast: “He had friends. He had people who would chat with him.”
Meanwhile, under pressure to speak out more forcefully, President Donald Trump condemned Ku Klux Klan members, neo-Nazis and white supremacists who take part in violence as “criminals and thugs” and declared that “racism is evil.”
Trump’s initial failure on Saturday to denounce the groups by name, and his blaming of the violence on “many sides,” prompted criticism from fellow Republicans as well as Democrats.
A teacher who taught Fields in high school said Sunday that Fields was fascinated with Nazism, idolized Hitler, and had been singled out in the ninth grade by officials at Randall K. Cooper High School in Union, Kentucky, for his “deeply held, radical” convictions on race.
Fields also confided that he had been diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was younger and had been prescribed an anti-psychotic medication, according to the teacher, Derek Weimer.
Fields later enlisted in the Army and reported for basic training in 2015 but was released from active duty four months later because of what military described only as “a failure to meet training standards.”
The violence in Charlottesville also was blamed for the deaths of two Virginia State Police officers in a helicopter crash.
Fields had been photographed hours before the attack with a shield bearing the emblem of Vanguard America, one of the hate groups that took part in the protest against the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The group on Sunday denied any association with Fields.
Associated Press writer Brian Witte in Annapolis, Maryland, contributed to this report.

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Question: Nothing But Net: TNT Sells Out NBA All-Star Weekend

Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, during happier times at last year's NBA All-Star Game, at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. Credit: Elsa/Getty Images
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If you're a marketing exec at, say, an auto manufacturer, movie studio or insurance provider and are hoping to buy a zero-hour commercial unit in TNT's upcoming telecast of the 2017 NBA All-Star Game, you're pretty much out of luck. For the third year running, the Turner Sports ad sales team has sold out the midwinter hoops expo well in advance of the opening tip-off, a feat that speaks both to the seemingly inexhaustible demand for the NBA's younger, hipper audience and a sports market that continues to cast a long shadow over the rest of the TV space.
According to Turner Sports Exec VP-Ad Sales Jon Diament, Sunday night's scrimmage sold out even earlier than last year's telecast, which at the time was TNT's most lucrative in its 14 years of carrying the game. In fact, the entire slate of All-Star Weekend programming, which includes Saturday night's three-point shootout, slam dunk contest, and amateur three-on-three tourney, has been picked clean by advertisers.
"This is the third year in a row we've been in a sold-out position on all three nights, and a lot of that has to do with the caliber of the event," Mr. Diament said. "Advertisers are clamoring for high-profile, live sporting events, and All-Star Weekend is a great environment to roll out new activations."
To be sure, some of the accelerated sellout is a function of longstanding commitments made by the NBA's official marketing partners, a lineup that includes the likes of Kia, Verizon, State Farm, Taco Bell, Samsung, Gatorade, American Express, BBVA Compass and Mountain Dew. Mr. Diament estimates that between 50% and 75% of All-Star units are sold during the upfront as part of multiyear deals with league sponsors, leaving the remainder for first-timers who buy in scatter as well as a number of activations keyed to the weekend.
Per iSpot.tv estimates, TNT booked north of $26.5 million in ad sales revenue during last year's All-Star Weekend, with the main event generating nearly 60% of the total haul. While in-game pricing varied according to each advertiser's individual commitment, buyers said the average cost for a 30-second spot in the 2016 exhibition worked out to around $250,000 a pop.
Among the advertisers who have bought All-Star Weekend inventory for the first time this year are Adobe, Hulu and the snack purveyors Jack Link's and Mondelez. Adobe's marketing is about as NBA-friendly as it gets; according to iSpot data, since the season began back in October, the company's relatively limited ($1.06 million) national TV spend has been earmarked exclusively for TNT's "Inside the NBA" studio show and in-game coverage. Meanwhile, the weekend telecasts will mark the first pro hoops buy of the season for Jack Link's, which has invested a good deal of its TV budget in college football games, NFL shoulder programming and animated series like "South Park," "Bob's Burgers" and "Family Guy."
Most of the tent pole sponsors will be familiar to anyone who has made the high-scoring hoops spectacle a staple of their February TV diet. For the seventh time in as many years, Kia will serve as the All-Star Game's presenting sponsor; the automaker will also return as the linchpin of the "Inside the NBA" postgame show and its logo will again find its way onto the front of the players' jerseys. American Express, which in Oct. 2015 reached a deal to serve as the exclusive presenting halftime sponsor of TNT's regular-season and playoff coverage, will step up for its second All-Star Game post, while longtime Turner partner AutoTrader will continue to light the way as the tip-off sponsor.
The State Farm All-Star Saturday Night lineup returns largely intact, as Verizon will present the slam dunk contest and Taco Bell once again will back the big men vs. guards skills contest. Meanwhile, in the wake of Foot Locker's decision to not lace up for its 14th straight All-Star Weekend, audio brand JBL steps in as the presenting sponsor of the three-point contest. Among the sharpshooters lined up for that event are defending champ Klay Thompson of the trey-happy Golden State Warriors and 2013 winner Kyrie Irving of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The NBA's newest sponsor, Jack Daniel's, officially activates its partnership with the league with an onsite hospitality and experiential event, while other activities in and around the Superdome will be sponsored by American Express, Mountain Dew and Tissot.
Onsite activations were made all the more attractive when the NBA announced it was relocating All-Star Weekend from its original venue in Charlotte down to New Orleans. The league moved the event after North Carolina legislators passed the controversial House Bill 2, an anti-LGBT measure also known as the Bathroom Bill. At the time NBA commissioner Adam Silver made the shift official, marketing consultants said they felt that the decision was not only in keeping with the league's anti-discrimination ethos, but that it would neatly side-step the sort of protests and social-media agitation that would threaten to overshadow any high-profile sponsorships in Charlotte.
Mr. Diament said that a number of sponsors are prepping new spots featuring NBA talent, but unlike those who buy time in a certain top-tier football game, All-Star advertisers tend to want to keep their creative under wraps until it's showtime. "Because their faces aren't hidden under helmets, and because they're really part of the culture, the NBA is chock-full of stars that are highly recognizable, guys like Steph Curry and LeBron [James]," Mr. Diament said. "So to have the opportunity to align one of the best players in the world with your brand in front of all these highly attractive demos … well, if it works for your calendar, it's hard to pass up."
While the NBA's mid-season celebration isn't literally the only game in town -- among the smattering of Sunday night sporting events include a Bruins-Sharks game on NBCSN, a set of UFC preliminaries care of FS1 and some college hoops and NHL action on the RSN level -- it will all but certainly prove to be the evening's biggest draw. The game has been the very model of consistency, drawing a 4.3 household rating in each of the last three years while delivering between a 3.1 and a 3.3 rating among the adults 18-49 crowd.
Surefire ratings clout aside, the All-Star Game attracts a crowd of young, hard-to-reach, socially aflutter consumers who spend their discretionary income on sneakers, movies, liquor, consumer electronics, car rentals and smartphones. Nearly 45% of all NBA viewers are age 35 and under, making them the country's youngest major-league sports constituency, and the audience is by far the most diverse.
In terms of what fans can look forward to in this particular game, the primary story line involves the bad blood between former teammates Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, who will suit up for the Western Conference. (Mr. Westbrook, a two-time All-Star MVP, was inexplicably left off the starting five, but he should see plenty of time as an alternate.) The big question going into Sunday's showdown is if coach Steve Kerr will put the feuding stars on the court at the same time or instead look to avoid any potential conflicts by benching one while the other is active.
The All-Star Game will also give many fans their first look at Milwaukee's gravity-defying, lightning-fast 6' 11" point guard Giannis Antetokounmpo, while the Knicks' similarly freakish Kristaps Porzingis (the lone bright spot in yet another unendurable season for New York) could grab a whole lot of bonus floor time now that Kevin Love has been sidelined with a knee injury.
The 2017 NBA All-Star Game tips off Sunday, Feb. 19, at 8 p.m. EST on TNT.

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Question: Birth control: Trump expands opt-out for workplace insurance

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Officials also said the administration is tightening oversight of how plans sold under the health law cover abortion. With limited exceptions, abortions can only be paid for through a separate premium collected from enrollees. No public subsidies can be used, except in cases that involve rape, incest, or preserving the life of the mother.

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In his State of the State Address in 2014, Gov. Phil Bryant announced a goal: "to end abortion in Mississippi."
Bryant has now signed a law that makes his state the most difficult state in the country to get an abortion. It is called the Gestational Age Act, and it bans abortions after 15 weeks of gestation, except in the case of a medical emergency or a severe fetal abnormality. The law does not make exceptions in cases of rape or incest. The Mississippi House passed the measure on March 8, and Bryant signed it into law on Monday.
The Associated Press reports that Mississippi's only abortion clinic has sued the state in response to the legislation. In 2012, that same clinic, The Jackson Women's Health Organization, filed a lawsuit challenging a different bill Bryant signed into law. That bill enacted stricter requirements for abortion facilities, including a requirement that all physicians associated with an abortion facility have the right to admit patients to a local hospital. It was eventually blocked by a federal district court in 2013.
After signing this latest bill, Bryant wrote on Twitter, "I am committed to making Mississippi the safest place in America for an unborn child, and this bill will help us achieve that goal."
"We are saving more of the unborn than any state in America, and what better thing we could do," Bryant said as he signed the bill. "We'll probably be sued here in about a half hour, and that'll be fine with me. It is worth fighting over."
On the national level, some recent attempts to restrict abortion have failed, as Julie Rovner reported for NPR and Kaiser Health News:
Despite many attempts, Congress did not pass a federal ban on abortions occurring after 20 weeks, didn't cut off Planned Parenthood's federal funding and didn't write into permanent law the Hyde Amendment, which bans most federal abortion funding but needs annual renewal.
But, Rovner added, the Trump administration has made some progress in restricting abortion and contraception access:
The administration made myriad changes. It reinstituted and expanded the "Mexico City" policy, which forbids funding of international aid programs that "perform or promote" abortion. It issued rules aimed at allowing religious-affiliated and other employers to not offer contraceptive services if they have a "religious belief" or "moral conviction" against them, although federal courts have blocked the new rules from being implemented. And just last week the administration created a new "conscience and religious freedom" division in the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Civil Rights. That new division is designed to enforce both existing laws protecting the rights of conscience for medical personnel as well as the new regulations. Most important, according to many in the anti-abortion movement, the president nominated and the Senate confirmed more than a dozen federal district court and appeals court judges who are considered likely to rule in favor of abortion restrictions.


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Question: Trying Out: Calls for art and auditions

Call for art, Easton Arts Council to host Art in the County show through June 16. Submissions due May 12. Info: email [email protected] or call 203-261-0175.
Auditions for All My Sons, TheatreWorks New Milford is seeking 5 males and 3 females for the play. Auditions are June 24, 2-5 p.m. and June 25, 5-7 p.m. at 5 Brookside Ave., New Milford. Info: theatreworks.us.
Seeking artists, the Trumbull Arts Festival Committee is accepting applications from artists, craftpersons and authors for the 40th annual Trumbull Arts Festival to be held on Sept. 16. Info: email [email protected] or call 203-452-5965 for an application.
Ernest Hemingway/Young Writers’ Competition, hosted by the the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum will run May 1 through June 8. The awards will be presented on Nov. 18. The Mansion’s Mystery Trunk, is a voluntary writing contest for third and eighth graders. Students will be asked to use their imagination to write an essay about the contents of a mid-to-late 19th century trunk serendipitously found during a tour at the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum. Info: lockwoodmathewsmansion.com.
Call for Senior Art, Pomperaug Woods’ Senior Juried Art Show is accepting submissions from artists age 70 and up. Submissions due June 22. Art will be displayed at Pomperaug Woods exhibition Sept. 22-23 and the Mattatuck Museum Oct. 7 to Nov. 11. Info: pomperaugwoods.com/eventartshow
Call for art, the Kershner Gallery in the Fairfield Library is seeking artists to exhibit about 10 to 15 artworks in 2018 and beyond in a three person show. Info: fairfieldpubliclibrary.org.
Call for art, the Kershner Gallery in the Fairfield Library is seeking artists to exhibit their work in 2018 and beyond for a three person show. For more information visit fairfieldpubliclibrary.org.
Call for art, Trumbull Arts Commission is seeking artists and photographers to display their works at the Trumbull Town Gallery for a period of six weeks. For more information, contact Emily Areson at 203-452-5065 or email [email protected]
Call for public art, for 2017 Art On The Stepney Green, sculptors and artists; exhibitions over a 3-month period; send digital portfolio and contact info. to Lee Hossler, [email protected] or call 203-261-5702 for the Public Art Application Packet.

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Question: Budget to be unveiled as critics seek more for health

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"I would say we're closer to the $100 million (in added dollars) if you look at the need to recruit doctors, and we have a huge issue of dialysis care. People are travelling for hours for dialysis and they have nowhere to stay," she said.
Meanwhile, the New Democrats and the Nova Scotia General and Government Employees Union have been issuing regular news releases updating the number of ambulances languishing outside overcrowded emergency wards.
The Liberals seemed to make a pre-emptive move on the health file Monday, announcing family doctors will get a pay boost as a result of nearly $40 million in funding — about $18 million of which was already announced last week as part of a $240 million end-of-year spending spree.
This includes a $150 bonus for every new patient they take on who was previously without a doctor.
The provincial government notes that health is already consuming 40 per cent of the budget, and that mental health's $281-million budget went up $7.4 million in the last budget.
Erin Crandall, an assistant professor in the politics department at Acadia University, said in an interview the opposition parties may be vying to establish themselves as the alternative to the Liberal party on the health care issue.
"They could see it as a political opportunity to distinguish themselves from the governing Liberals," she said.
Crandall notes that the Liberals have tended to campaign and hold themselves out as a party of fiscal restraint, as they have become the first government in a decade to achieve back-to-back balanced budgets.
In the last update, Finance Minister Karen Casey projected a $28.9-million surplus for 2017-2018, about $7.6 million higher than forecasted in September when she presented a revised budget initially tabled ahead of last spring's election.
Some of that has been achieved through tough labour tactics with public sector unions.
Those unions and thousands of public school teachers are among those who will have keen interest in what's in the fiscal document.
McNeil has promised the budget will include a significant investment for classroom inclusion ahead of a report that is expected next month. He called the report an opportunity to signal to teachers that the government is serious about providing classroom support for students with special needs.
Classroom composition, and inclusion of students with special needs, was a major issue that was seldom discussed publicly during a 16-month contract dispute that saw teachers walk off the job for a day and stage a protest outside the provincial legislature just over one year ago.
During Monday's news conference, Fran Morrison, whose son committed suicide in 2010, said she's also calling for an independent review of the Nova Scotia Health Authority's hiring practices.
She says that those hired have not succeeded in reducing waiting times or delivering front-line services.
Carla Adams, a spokeswoman for the health authority, said in an email that the organization "has processes in place to ensure our recruitment and selection process is objective, fair, transparent and based on merit."
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Question: Wolfenstein II Nintendo Switch hands-on: A sharp-looking port

Indie developers like Yacht Club Games are seeing huge sales on the Switch, and big publishers are also getting in on that action. Bethesda Softworks has already launched Doom and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on Nintendo’s hybrid handheld/home console, and now it is getting ready to launch Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus on the platform.
Like Doom, Wolfenstein II is a shooter, but it has a deeper emphasis on narrative and characters. It’s also a phenomenal game. Bethesda announced today that is releasing the sequel on Switch on June 29, and I want to give you permission to get excited about it. I played the Switch version in Boston at the PAX East fan event, and it looked great.
The Switch has had ports from Xbox One and PlayStation 4 before this. Rocket League and Bethesda’s own Doom come to mind. And those games both went through a severe visual downgrading process to run within the confines of Nintendo’s mobile-powered tablet.
But in recent weeks, both Bethesda and Rocket League developer Psyonix have updated their games to improve the resolutions and framerate. Where Rocket League’s car-soccer action previously ran at a sub-HD resolution around 576p, it now does 720p and 60 frames per second even in handheld mode. Doom has seen similar improvements.
It’s obvious that developers are figuring out new ways to squeeze more fidelity out of a Switch system that is inherently less powerful than the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
At PAX East, Wolfenstein II was further evidence that Switch development is unlocking enough power to justify certain current-gen ports. I played The New Colossus in handheld mode, and it looked like the game was running at 720p without dropping below that HD threshold. This created a sharp image that looked indistinguishable from the Xbox One or PS4 versions (non-X and non-Pro) on the Switch’s approximately 6.2-inch display.
I’m not trying to imply that the Switch matches those other consoles. Its PAX East demo had a lot of frame-rate-related choppiness. That was especially noticeable when I was watching over someone else’s shoulder. But when I sat down to play, everything came together to provide the Wolfenstein II experience as I remember it on console.
I hope that Bethesda has its team working on optimization through the spring so that it runs smoother when it launches, but it is already looking like a viable way to play Wolfenstein II if you don’t already own it on another platform.

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It's October. Time for horror games, apple cider, pumpkin carving, and—lest you forget—a new Assassin's Creed of course.
There's a trailer for that below, although it's just one small part of a busy week that featured multiplayer news for both Star Wars Battlefront II - 2017 Edition and 2005 Edition, plus a surprise reveal that "PS4 Exclusive" Nioh is coming to PC, a first look at playable Psychonauts 2, and Ubisoft's weird fart contest. No, really.
This is gaming news for October 2 through 6.
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No time to mourn the loss of last week’s Call of Duty: WWII beta, because the season’s other big multiplayer shooter is gearing up for some open beta action this weekend. The Star Wars Battlefront II beta’s been available for a few days to people who preordered, but today it went live to everyone. Well, everyone who has Origin installed, that is.
The beta ends on Monday at 9 a.m. Pacific, and you can find more details here.
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Okay, enough talk about 2017’s Star Wars Battlefront II. Let’s talk 2005’s instead. That’s right, the 2005 Battlefront II is in the news this week, as Disney collaborated with GOG.com to patch official multiplayer support back into the game—a feature that’s been broken since the collapse of GameSpy in 2014. From the announcement:
“Powered by GOG Galaxy, the multiplayer function of the game has now been restored AND with added Crossplay support between GOG Galaxy and Steam to boot. This long-awaited feature finally brings the entire Star Wars Battlefront II community together, no matter which part of the galaxy you come from, so go ahead and jump into the fray.”
Seems like GOG Galaxy is required to be installed, and the unofficial support for GameRanger was broken in the process—both probably a bit of a shame to some percentage of the audience. Still, it's a pretty cool move and maybe a signal that attitudes towards game preservation are changing? Maybe.
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Another Kickstarter/Early Access title finally emerges into the realms of “Finished Games” this week, as Road Rash spiritual successor Road Redemption rides into a 1.0 release. To give you an idea: It was Kickstarted way back in 2013 and has been in Early Access since 2014, so congrats on them making it out. Here’s a release trailer four years in the making:
Triple fine
Of course the crowdfunded game I’m really waiting for is Psychonauts 2. That one didn’t hit a 1.0 release this week unfortunately, but we did get our first real look at a playable chunk of the game, courtesy of this cleverly named “First Playable” video clip—almost 15 minutes of footage, though the playable stuff is interspersed with a bunch of developer interviews too. You’ll also get a decent view of a goat’s butt.
Nioh-rly exclusive
Earlier this year the PS4 nabbed an exclusive in the form of Team Ninja’s Souls-like Samurai game Nioh. Turns out that was more of a “timed exclusive” than an “exclusive exclusive,” as Team Ninja revealed this week the game is coming to PC—and soon, too. November 7 is the date Nioh: Complete Edition will hit Steam, with all three DLC chunks packed in for free, plus 4K graphics and the usual bells and whistles.
Know when to hold ‘em
Also coming on November 7: Deck-based RPG Hand of Fate 2. And deck-based RPG makes it sound like some sort of Hearthstone knockoff—I should know, because that’s what I thought the original was for a long time. It’s not at all though, with combat more like your usual Arkham Asylum-style action game and each battle modified by cards you draw. I don’t know, hard to explain, and this trailer doesn’t do the concept much justice either, but I highly recommend checking out the original.
Junkenstein’s Revenge Redux
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I assume this was a foregone conclusion, but Overwatch is planning another Halloween-themed event for 2017, running from October 10 to November 2. Like the Summer Games redux in August, I’d expect a blend of new and old cosmetics in the loot boxes plus a twist on last year’s Horde Mode-esque “Junkenstein’s Revenge.”
A new creed
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Okay, the point of this Assassin’s Creed: Origins trailer is for new protagonist Bayek to drone on about how he’s creating the Assassins and so on, but really the reason to watch this trailer is to get a glimpse of the Sphinx with its nose intact—presumably before the player accidentally breaks it off, right? I’m guessing.
Uh…
Samorost and Machinarium studio Amanita unveiled its new game Chuchel this week and...well, I thought Samorost was pretty weird but I have absolutely no idea what to make of this trailer. It’s like Zoombinis on acid. Or Zoombinis on more acid.
Negative, Ghost Rider
More weirdness this week, courtesy of Push Me Pull You developer House House. Their new game has you play as a sandwich-stealing goose. I think we can all agree this is the true Metal Gear Solid successor.
Get the gas masks
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But even an asshole goose pales in comparison to Ubisoft’s latest marketing campaign. Yes, the company that brought you “playing Far Cry 4 on top of Mount Everest” has now upped the stakes for South Park: The Fractured But Whole. How?
They want your farts.
I swear. That’s the campaign. If you fart into a microphone, you can send the recording to Ubisoft for the chance to be featured in the game. You’ll also have ruined a perfectly good microphone.


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Question: Hughton relieved spectacle of Albion's Premier League bow is over and hard work can be on survival bid

Chris Hughton is relieved the spectacle of Brighton & Hove Albion's Premier League bow is out of the way and they can concentrate of masterminding their survival.
The Seagulls' return to the top flight after 34 years away has captured global interest since finishing second in the Championship last season.
The fact that their opening game with against title favourites Manchester City stirred up more interest with the match then also being selected for live television broadcast.
The media foray has been intense as anticipation and excitement grew in the build up to the season opener.
But with that now done, manager Hughton is hoping things might calm down as they look to bounce back and pick up their first win against Leicester City on Saturday.
He said: "I must admit there is a little element of that. It is understandable from the history of this club and it being our first game in the Premier League that it was going to be a big occasion.
"I think it would have been a big occasion whoever it was, but the fact it was Manchester City made it bigger. My responsibility is to make sure we are a Premier League team next season and the hard work that goes with that.
"It's a very tough league and what you have to be able to do is park these defeats quickly and look forward to the next one, because there are no easy one that's for sure.
"We have to make sure we have a squad by the end of this window that can compete in this division.
"You can't change the quality sides have got and what we have, but you are reliant on discipline in the side. You are reliant on the shape and of course reliant on getting the breaks."

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Steve Bruce was visibly distraught having watched his Aston Villa side slip to their fourth defeat on the spin against play-off chasing Barnsley.
Villa have now lost seven of their last eight matches and are desperately struggling to break free from their 2017 slump.
Adam Armstrong’s penalty and Tom Bradshaw’s brace presented Barnsley with yet another win away from home in what is turning out to be an outstanding season back at Championship level.
Listen to Steve Bruce's verdict following the Barnsley defeat below...
Villa, on the other hand, are now looking over their shoulder agonisingly rather than upwards and will be keen to secure 50 points sooner rather than later.
A tough match at Newcastle United awaits them in front of the dreaded Sky cameras on Monday night.


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Question: Jim Cramer has done a complete 180 on Snap (SNAP)

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"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer has changed his tune on Snap almost 2 months after comparing the company to the early days of Facebook.
Cramer identifies the app's unpopular redesign as the main culprit and says the stock is too expensive at the moment.
He says he would consider buying in the future.
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Jim Cramer is turning his back on Snap.
The "Mad Money" host, who sometimes has enough influence to move stocks, likened the company to an early Facebook after the company's fourth-quarter earnings report showed revenue surged 72% versus a year ago.
"Sure, I was a skeptic, but after this quarter, I'm now a believer," Cramer said on "Mad Money" following the report. "In many ways, Snap reminds me of where Facebook was years ago when the company finally figured out how to address its mobile problem. So even though the stock skyrocketed up an astounding 47 percent today, it's got a lot of run room and it is a natural to be bought."
But Cramer's opinion appears to have changed in the wake of the Snapchat's redesign. He now worries that advertisers will abandon the Snapchat app if user engagement declines as a response to the redesign and negative celebrity tweets.
The December app redesign spurred controversy by splitting up media and celebrity stories from the user's personal contacts. In late February, celebrity user Kylie Jenner tweeted her own opinions on the change and said she no longer uses the app as a result of the update which led to a 7% decline in shares.
Other celebrities have since voiced their displeasure with the redesign.
After spiking more than 40% following its fourth-quarter results, Snap shares gave back all of those gains as the redesign continued to receive bad reviews. But Cramer says shares are still too expensive.
"The stock is not cheap here," Cramer said on "Mad Money" last Tuesday. "I say take a pass — for now — at least until we know whether the Snapchat redesign will actually hurt them. I think it's a little bit too risky."
He added, "At a certain price, it is time to hit the buy button."
Snap is scheduled to report its first-quarter results on May 1. Wall Street is expecting an adjusted loss of $0.17 a share on revenue of $243.85 million.
Snap shares are up 7.15% this year.

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Question: Alexis Sanchez on his Manchester United home debut

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Alexis Sanchez stepped out at Old Trafford as a Manchester United player for the first time this afternoon - and it was an eventful home debut.
Jose Mourinho's latest signing featured against Yeovil Town in the FA Cup and away at Tottenham in the Premier League , but this was his first appearance in front of a home audience.
United ran out 2-0 winners over David Wagner's strugglers as they returned to winning ways following a bruising defeat at Wembley in mid-week.
So, how did Sanchez fare?
First half frustration
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David Wagner's visitors arrived at Old Trafford determined not to give anything away cheaply - an approach which was likened to putting up the Berlin Wall by Mourinho at full-time - and that made for a rough opening for Sanchez.
He was marshalled well by Wagner's visitors, and by the midway point of the first half you could see the frustration on his face.
Into the book
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There were accusations that Sanchez threw in a couple of dives as that first half frustration started to get the better of him, and all of that boiled over on the stroke of the break.
The Chilean made a late challenge on Huddersfield defender Florent Hadergjonaj to earn a booking from ref Stuart Attwell.
Luckily for him, Hadergjonaj and his long name didn't go in the book as well.
Stepping up the pace
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Early in the second period, Sanchez sensed the chance to cause a little havoc.
Scurrying in from the left hand side in that trademark fashion of his, he sped up United's play, with his contribution eventually leading to the ball going out to the left hand side for Juan Mata, whose cross was volleyed in by Romelu Lukaku.
A goal... eventually
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The desire Sanchez showed to force his way into the box where he was fouled by Michael Hefele underlined just why Mourinho wanted to sign him, and there was no surprise that he was the man who stepped up to take the penalty.
Jonas Lossl made a fine save, and the Dane was unfortunate to see the ball drop straight back to the feet of the No. 7 for him to tap home.
There was relief all round, not least on the face of the scorer.
A record he wouldn't want to break
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Huddersfield clearly had a plan to stop the Chilean, and that plan basically centred on kicking him.
Sanchez was fouled seven times during the course of the match, the most of any player in a Premier League game this season.
Ouch.
All smiles at the end
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The new man was all smiles at the end though, and left the pitch to a huge ovation from United's fans at full-time after a more than lively home debut.
If this was anything to go by, his time at United is going to be eventful.

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Mayes home at 1073 Second Avenue, with a tasting by French City Foods, live music by Mark Ward, with Ashton Saunders, the artist on site. Eachus home, 613 First Avenue, Courtside Bar and Grill will have the tasting, Barbara Delligatti will be the artist, with music provided by Ricky and Maggie Jackson.
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Question: BBC journalist ordered to leave Indonesia's Papua over tweets

JAKARTA (Reuters) - A BBC journalist on a reporting trip to cover a health and malnutrition crisis in Indonesia’s easternmost area of Papua was forced to leave the province after the country’s military said tweets she sent on her trip had “hurt soldiers’ feelings”.
Papua is one of Indonesia’s poorest areas and President Joko Widodo after coming to power in 2014 pledged to speed up its development and ease media restrictions in the area, where there has been a simmering secessionist movement.
But while investment has risen and efforts made to address some human rights concerns, activists say foreign journalists continue to be blocked or face obstacles when trying to report.
Indonesia’s military said in a statement that a tweet sent by Rebecca Henschke, BBC Indonesia’s editor, had “hurt the feelings of TNI (Indonesian military) personnel” involved in relief efforts in the Asmat area.
Henschke had tweeted a photo of supplies on her personal Twitter account, adding: “This is the aid coming in for severely malnourished children in Papua - instant noodles, super sweet soft drinks and biscuits.”
Papua military spokesman Colonel Muhammad Aidi said: “(The food and drink) that she took the picture of at the speedboat pier are not donations or aid. It was merchandise from merchants that was incidentally there.” Aidi also described two other tweets as misleading.
Henschke, a Jakarta-based Australian citizen, later took down the photograph and tweeted: “Adding important NOTE: Other sources say this is NOT aid but normal supplies. Huge relief effort underway here.”
A father holds his sick child on a boat after getting medical treatment in Jetsy village, Asmat district, after the government dispatched military and medical personnel to the remote region of Papua to combat malnutrition and measles, Indonesia, January 23, 2018. Picture taken January 23, 2018. Antara Foto/M Agung Rajasa/ via REUTERS
Indonesia has deployed additional military personnel to help in Asmat, where at least 61 infants are reported to have died from malnutrition and diseases such as measles.
Henschke had asked to be allowed to continue covering the story during questioning by security forces over her tweets on Friday, but was escorted to the city of Timika and held by immigration, the military statement said.
Henschke declined to comment, but a BBC spokesperson said via email: “A BBC team on a deployment to Papua province has now returned to Jakarta. They had the necessary documentation and the authorities were aware of their visit. The BBC respects local laws wherever it operates.”
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Many Papuans, who are predominantly Christian and a minority in Muslim-majority Indonesia, criticize Jakarta for neglecting Papua and instead being too focused on the densely-populated island of Java.
Catholic priest and rights activist John Jonga blamed the crisis on a lack of vaccinations and a switch from more nutritious tubers to rice as a staple food. Some of the forest-dwelling Asmat are also reported to be increasingly relying on instant food or energy drinks.
Andreas Harsono of Human Rights Watch said Henschke’s treatment showed pledges to open up Papua had not materialised.
“She had her travel permit - the only Indonesian area where foreign journalists need to get a permit to visit - and still got intimidation for a single tweet,” said Harsono.
A presidential spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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Question: Recipe for an easy spring side dish: honey glazed carrots

When you need a bright, beautiful side dish with sweet, bold flavors, look no further than these honey glazed carrots. They are such a breeze to whip up and couldn't be more delicious.
Serves 4
Ingredients:
1 lb. baby carrots
2 tbsp butter
2 tbsp honey
½ orange, zested and juiced
1 tsp white wine vinegar
2 tbsp fresh thyme leaves, chopped
Sea salt, to taste
Black pepper, to taste
Directions:
Bring a medium pot of salted water to a boil. Add carrots and cook until just tender, about 5 minutes.
In a sauté pan over medium heat, add the butter, honey, orange zest and juice, vinegar and thyme.
When the carrots are done, drain and add to the sauté pan.
Cook until a syrupy glaze forms, about 3-5 minutes.
Season with salt and pepper and serve immediately.
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Borlotti bean, vegetable and spinach soup (Picture: Mandy Mazliah)
You don’t have to be a full-time vegan.
If you’re planning to take part in Veganuary – that means going vegan for the month of January – but you’re not used to cooking vegan food, then you’re going to need some new recipes under your belt.
Watch out for cheap gin in the January sales - it could be fake
Soup makes perfect vegan fodder and they’re super easy to make.
Ingredients such as vegetables, beans, lentils and spices all combine to make delicious, hearty and filling soups and they’re all vegan-friendly.
To get you started, here are 21 delicious vegan soup recipes:
Spinach, coconut and courgette soup with garlic croutons
By Super Golden Bakes.
Coconut, parsnip and apple soup
The only way for me to be involved in the Euro 2016 games is via the food. Football rules go over my head. So how about this Irish Apple and parsnip stew with a dash of coconut milk. #recipesfromapantry #recipe A photo posted by Food Blogger ☺ Bintu (@recipesfromapantry) on Jun 25, 2016 at 8:26am PDT
By Recipes From a Pantry.
Roasted squash and lentil soup with dukkah
Frantic, worried minds need calming bowls – Roasted Squash and Lentil Soup with Dukkah – on the blog now, link in bio 🍵 🍶 #fdbloggers A photo posted by Sus Davy (@roughmeasures) on Mar 30, 2015 at 11:36am PDT
By Rough Measures.
Curly kale and butterbean soup
By The Veg Space.
One pot Tuscan bean soup
Warming, filling, simple, and cheap – you can't go wrong with this traditional country soup from Tuscany. It's also a great way to use up all those broken bits of pasta left lurking at the bottom of the bag or jar. | http://www.yumsome.com/one-pot-tuscan-bean-soup/ A photo posted by Nico Rossetti (@yums0me) on Oct 24, 2016 at 7:23am PDT
By Yumsome.
Burmese yellow split pea samosa soup
Vegan soup and Somosa! #worldveganday#somethingdifferent#somosa#vegan A photo posted by Shaheen (@seasonalshaheen) on Nov 1, 2016 at 11:55am PDT
By Allotment 2 Kitchen.
Borlotti bean, vegetable and spinach soup
Borlotti bean, vegetable and spinach soup – vegan, warming, hearty and delicious. Recipe on sneakyveg.com – I'll pop the direct link in my profile. A photo posted by Mandy (@sneakyvegblog) on Nov 3, 2016 at 6:00am PDT
By Sneaky Veg.
Roasted garlic cauliflower chowder
NEW on the blog: Roasted Garlic Cauliflower Chowder with quinoa, cashews and….hummus 🙊😁 sounds weird, but it's SO good! (Link in my profile👆🏻) @sabradippingco A photo posted by Alyssa Rimmer (@simplyquinoa) on Jan 24, 2016 at 9:53am PST
By Simply Quinoa.
Porcini mushroom and sherry soup
By The Veg Space.
Roasted root vegetable soup
By Everyday Healthy Recipes.
Vegan potato leek soup
By Vegan Huggs.
Creamy carrot, parsnip and ginger soup
By Le Coin de Mel.
Warming butternut squash and root vegetable soup
By Only Crumbs Remain.
Yellow tomato and bean gazpacho
I don't want this fantastic tomato season to end. Picked up a huge gathering of juicy yellow tomatoes from my parents yesterday – made this lovely gazpacho. Coming to be blog soon! What's your favourite seasonal veg around at the moment? X #seasonal #eatseasonal A photo posted by Sus Davy (@roughmeasures) on Sep 12, 2016 at 6:57am PDT
By Rough Measures.
10-minute spinach, chilli and fennel soup
By Planet Veggie.
Pappa al pomodoro (bread and tomato soup)
Pappa al pomodoro (tomato and bread soup) recipe with @ciriouk @cookcarluccio – on sneakyveg.com A photo posted by Mandy (@sneakyvegblog) on Jul 14, 2016 at 11:35pm PDT
By Sneaky Veg.
Tomato and red lentil soup
By Easy Peasy Foodie.
Courgette, kale and pea soup
By Intolerant Gourmand.
Roasted butternut squash
By Ahead of Thyme.
Coconut curry ramen
By Minimalist Baker.
Roasted butternut squash and tomato soup
#super #soup time #poorlylady #easypeasylemonsqueezy #danish #kitchen #fdblogger #karmaqueen A photo posted by ClareEPLS (@clareepls) on Oct 29, 2016 at 5:32am PDT
By Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy.
Plus, if you’re looking for vegan breads to serve with your soup try my olive and sundried tomato scone round or rosemary and garlic soda bread rolls.
New on the blog – two vegan friendly breads that are perfect for eating with Heinz soup. A sundried tomato and olive scone round and rosemary and garlic soda bread rolls. A photo posted by Mandy (@sneakyvegblog) on Nov 4, 2016 at 7:01am PDT
Mandy Mazliah is a vegetarian mum of three, whose kids hate vegetables! She develops recipes and blogs about her efforts to get her kids to eat more veg at Sneaky Veg.
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