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‘Best banker in America’ blamed for Wells Fargo scandal
An out-of-control sales culture, a defensive boss obsessed with stamping out negative views about her division and a group chief executive who called her the "the best banker in America" were to blame for Wells Fargo’s devastating sales scandal, an internal investigation found. In the report, carried out by the bank's chairman Stephan Sanger and three other independent directors, Carrie Tolstedt is blamed for ignoring the systemic nature of the problem which was pinned instead on individual wrongdoers and accused of obstructing the board's efforts to get to the bottom of what was going on.
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Exclusive: The Malaysian firm funneling money to Pyongyang
Over the past two decades, North Korean-born Han Hun Il, the founding chief executive of a Malaysian conglomerate, funneled money to the leadership in Pyongyang, a North Korean defector, speaking out for the first time, told Reuters. Han’s conglomerate, Malaysia Korea Partners (MKP), worked in partnership with Jang Song Thaek, one of the most powerful people in the North until his execution in 2013, according to Lee Chol Ho. Lee worked as a trader for Han for nine years until he defected to Seoul in 2010. The new disclosures come at a time when United Nations sanctions monitors are intensifying scrutiny of both Han and MKP.
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Banks scramble to replace old systems as IT ‘cowboys’ ride into the sunset
Bill Hinshaw is not a typical 75-year-old. He divides his time between his family – he has 32 grandchildren and great-grandchildren – and helping U.S. companies avert crippling computer meltdowns. Hinshaw is a member of a dwindling community of IT veterans who specialize in a vintage programming language called COBOL. The financial sector, major corporations and parts of the federal government still largely rely on it because it underpins powerful systems that were built in the 70s or 80s and never fully replaced. And therein lies the problem: if something goes wrong, few people know how to fix it.
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Wider Image: A daughter’s freedom weighed against her siblings’ lives
As the village wells dried up and her livestock died in the scorched scrubland of southern Somalia, Abdir Hussein had one last chance to save her family from starvation: the beauty of her 14-year-old daughter, Zeinab. An older man offered $1,000 for her dowry, enough to take her extended family to a town where international aid agencies are handing out food and water to families fleeing a devastating drought. Zeinab refused. "I would rather die. It is better that I run into the bush and be eaten by lions," said the slender dark-eyed girl in a high, soft voice. She wants to be an English teacher. She wants to finish school. She does not want to be married. The exchange is typical of the choices facing Somali families after two years of poor rains.
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Oil surplus or scarcity? Shale boom makes it even harder to predict
The shale oil boom has transformed the U.S. and global energy sector to such an extent that it has upended traditional supply dynamics and made forecasts far more polarized. Investment banks, have warned that huge spending cuts caused by a plunge in oil prices since 2014 would lead to a supply crunch in the next two years. Yet Goldman Sachs, the only bank to make more than $1 billion a year from commodities trading, believes a looming recovery in U.S. output on the back of higher oil prices combined with an avalanche of new conventional projects will create a substantial surplus by 2019.
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BERLIN (AP) — The German government is condemning anti-Semitic incidents that took place during protests in cities across Germany in recent days.
The demonstrations were called in response to President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital and the announced move of the American Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Trump's decision has been widely condemned as undermining efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
German government spokesman Steffen Seibert said on Monday that the burning of Israeli flags and anti-Semitic insults directed at Israel and Jews were "shameful."
Seibert said Germany feels a close affinity to Israel and Jews around the world, and will therefore counter anti-Semitic incitement whenever it occurs.
Anti-Semitism was a core part of Nazi ideology that led to the killing of over 6 million Jews in the Holocaust.

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Traffic chaos is being caused around Nuneaton town centre due to a collision between a police car and another vehicle.
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MONTREAL – Congratulations to Kansas City Chiefs lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif. Make that Doctor Duvernay-Tardif.
The Chiefs offensive lineman graduated from medical school on Tuesday, becoming the first active NFL player to hold a medical degree.
The 6-foot-5, 321-lb. Canadian tweeted a photo of his white lab coat emblazoned with “Dr Duvernay-Tardif” and his number 76 on the back.
This is it! Today I become a doctor! It also marks the beginning of a great new adventure for all 2018 graduates of @mcgillu Faculty of Medicine. #LDTMD #graduation #passion #nfl #chiefs pic.twitter.com/j4oD1BCuXJ — Laurent D. Tardif (@LaurentDTardif) May 29, 2018
Duvernay-Tardif, 27, graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University, in Montreal. He was selected by the Chiefs in the sixth round of the 2014 NFL Draft, while he was in his third year of medical school.
He spent the next the next years working hard on the football field and returning to Canada during the off-season to continue medical school.
“So tonight right after graduation, I’m going back to Kansas City. Training camp is starting again tomorrow morning and then the season is right around the corner,” Dr. Duvernay-Tardif told NFL Canada.
“In terms of medicine, I think I want to give myself a year to think about, how am I going to be able to manage residency? Because it’s hard to do part-time residency with an NFL career at the same time. But really, I think I want to also enjoy the moment right now and really focus 100 percent on football right now because we know the Chiefs 2018 season is gonna be big.”
Duvernay-Tardif signed a 5-year, $41 million deal with the Chiefs in 2017.
And when his NFL career eventually comes to an end, he’ll have a pretty safe fall-back career.

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1. Browns S Damarious Randall could be on the hook for over 800K jerseys -- the number is growing by the minute -- if the Cavs upset the Warriors in the 2018 NBA Finals.
If the Cleveland Cavaliers win the 2018 NBA finals Iâll buy everyone who retweetâs this a jersey... â Damarious Randall (@RandallTime) May 29, 2018
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2. We hope everyone enjoyed their Memorial Day and took some time to think about the service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. Check out this video to learn more about the life of the late great Pat Tillman.
3. Most fans last saw Tom Brady throwing for 505 yards and three touchdowns in Super Bowl LII. Over the weekend, the 2017 NFL MVP was seen throwing passes from yacht-to-yacht in Monaco -- Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo was his WR.
4. Congrats to Chiefs OT Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, today he's graduating from the McGill University in Montreal. Duvernay-Tardif has earned his medical degree and will officially become Dr. LTD.


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Four Daviess County detectives went to Georgia last week for special training (WFIE)
Daviess County sheriff's deputies are now more prepared for active shooter situations.
It's become all too familiar and all too close to home. Active shooter situations like this one in Evansville last week.
It put lives at risk and people on edge.
The Daviess County Sheriff's Office is making sure their officers are ready. That's why four Daviess County detectives went to Georgia last week for special training. They went to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center to learn more about responding to active shooter threats.
Detective Brad Youngman said the course was state of the art with realistic simulations.
They were teaching critical maneuvers like making a quick attack on a building rather than waiting for reinforcements.
"Every time you hear a firearm go off, it represents a potential loss of life, and so you don't wait, you go in," Youngman said.
Youngman said his team is already well trained, but the new skills he and his fellow detectives brought back to Daviess County will make them even more prepared for any scenario.
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Gunshots were fired in an area on Sutherland Road in Owensboro.
We are working to gather more information, but we have been told this is an on going situation involving gunshots.
"This is an on going situation and shots have been fired," said Berry Smith, Daviess County Sheriff's Department.
14 News reporter Evan Gorman is at the scene right now.
BREAKING: Shots fired at Sutherland Road and Hill Bridge Road in Owensboro. KSP and Sheriff’s dept both on scene. It’s private property and authorities tell me it’s an active crime scene pic.twitter.com/eKQbI2RvFZ — Evan Gorman (@Evan14news) March 19, 2018
He said there is approximately eight or more law enforcement units, including both Kentucky State Police and the Daviess County Sheriff's Department. Also, he witnessed an ambulance being escorted from the crime scene by two KSP vehicles.
We will update this story when new information is made available.
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Question: Singer Trey Songz arrested on allegations of punching woman

LOS ANGELES — Police say R&B singer Trey Songz has been arrested on suspicion of punching a woman at a Los Angeles party.
Officer Drake Madison says Songz, whose real name is Tremaine Neverson, turned himself in at a Hollywood police station Monday. He’s accused of felony domestic violence.
Jail records show the 33-year-old was released about two hours later on $50,000 bail.
Andrea Buera told reporters last week that she was the woman Songz had assaulted. Buera said he punched her repeatedly because he was upset she was talking to another man at a party Feb. 18.
The singer tweeted Monday that he was being falsely accused for someone else’s personal gain.
His attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, accompanied him when he surrendered. Asked for comment, she replied that “Trey’s tweet this morning sums it up.”

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FILE - This Sept. 22, 2016 file photo shows employees of the Fulton County Election Preparation Center in Atlanta test electronic voting machines. A security researcher disclosed a gaping security hole at the outfit that manages Georgia's elections. The breach, which left the state’s 6.7 million voter records and other sensitive files exposed to hackers, was first reported Wednesday, June 14, 2017, by the news site Politico. Alex Sanz AP Photo

An online security breach at a national printing chain leaked thousands of sensitive documents — from labor filings involving NFL players to lawsuits against Hollywood studios to personal immigration-related papers — raising the possibility that private information could end up in the wrong hands.
The leak at PIP printing, which has more than 400 locations in 13 countries, went on for four months before it was repaired Tuesday, cybersecurity experts involved in investigating the breach told NBC News. But there's no evidence that any hackers may have stumbled upon the files to use them for malicious purposes, they add.
The documents, which NBC News examined, ranges from emails revealing credit card and social security numbers to legal filings such as depositions, subpoenas and labor lawsuits. Extensive medical records belonging to high-profile athletes were also at risk.
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PIP owner Michael Bluestein told NBC News that the breach appeared to stem from a third-party IT firm that accidentally misconfigured the backup protocols — essentially leaving a "back door" open in the system.
"After discovering the breach, we acted quickly to lock down access to our database," Bluestein said. "We immediately strengthened our security controls. We changed all passwords, took offline all computers that may have been affected and brought in forensic IT experts."
Bluestein added that stronger-than-normal protections are being employed to further lock down the PIP system: "New firewalls are being installed. We are even going above the recommended security measures by also creating closed VPNs (virtual private networks) for our backup files," he said.
Bob Diachenko, whose firm Mackeeper Security Research Center investigated the breach, said it was first discovered in October.
The data breach potentially allowed access to sensitive labor filings on behalf of NFL players, such as disability claims with extensive HIPAA-protected medical records attached.
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The NFL and the National Football League Players Association, a union for the players, both declined to comment on the private records of their athletes being exposed in the security breach.
One particularly salacious set of documents released in the leak pertained to a lawsuit filed against Hustler by a former male employee who claimed adult magazine publisher Larry Flynt's daughter sexually harassed him.
The suit was covered in the press after it was filed — but according to the leaked internal company documents, Hustler officially terminated the employee for failing to detect a "theft ring" at the Hustler Hollywood stores he oversaw as a district manager.
Hundreds of internal Hustler company documents were also leaked, including detailed sales records, profit and loss statements, company goals, and internal investigations relating to theft and human resources.
Hustler's parent company, LFP Publishing, did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
An EEOC filing with detailed sexual harassment charges against Hustler's parent company was among hundreds of Hustler legal documents. Redacted by NBC News.
In addition, a number of California-based law firms were affected in the breach, with papers related to immigration and lawsuits against powerhouse Hollywood studios among those leaked.
Mackeeper said the PIP breach can be attributed to a misconfigured "rsync" backup system — such vulnerabilities occur all-too frequently.
Over the past year, Mackeeper's security research team has discovered a number of leaks occurring through misconfigured rsync protocols including — but hardly limited to — footage of an inmate's death in a California jail, an exposed system at a North Carolina Emergency Medical Services department, and 11 gigabytes of sensitive data regarding Pentagon employees with the Special Operations Command.
Those discoveries weren't even listed in a year-end tally published by the blog IT Governance, which estimated at least 3.1 billion records leaked in 2016 alone through various breaches and hacking attacks.
Mackeeper's team — comprised of Diachenko, Chris Vickery and Jeremiah Fowler — spends about three hours each day scanning the internet for security faults using Shodan, a search engine that allows users to examine all internet-connected devices.
Diachenko said Mackeeper made multiple attempts to notify PIP's parent company, Franchise Services, without initial success.
"We try to identify the owner of the database/device and immediately report it to them," Diachenko said of Mackeeper's "responsible disclosure" policy. "Sometimes it takes weeks, sometimes — just a couple of minutes. Sometimes we got threats instead of a 'thank you,' so it is a challenging task."
Initial suspicion aimed at security researchers usually comes from companies who often don't understand that their data breach occurs within the system, not through hacking or any kind of outside attack.
Luckily, experts say, not many people have the computer literacy needed to stumble across such security faults — and so-called "white hats" like Diachenko hope that by routinely searching for them, they'll get to the leaks before data thieves do.
"Accessing rsync is almost as simple as accessing an ftp," Diachenko said in an email. "This is not an average user skill, but I would estimate that 1 of 10 users can do it. Thankfully, this number is not big enough, so we can responsibly disclose those breaches before they are affected by malicious actors."


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A Denver jury found fully in pop singer Taylor Swift's favor Monday, delivering a unanimous verdict in a trial over whether she was groped by a former radio host during a Denver meet-and-greet. Wanting the trial to serve as an "example to other women," the star had sought a single dollar in damages, which she was granted.
In his closing statements, Swift's lawyer Douglas Baldridge referenced the example that Swift hoped her suit could be for others in similar situations "by returning a verdict on Ms. Swift's counterclaim for a single dollar — a single symbolic dollar, the value of which is immeasurable to all women in this situation."
In his own closing arguments, David Mueller's attorney Gabriel McFarland wondered why his client would introduce himself by name and then almost immediately after, reach under the skirt of "one of the planet's, one of the country's, biggest superstars?"
The case was largely fought on the credibility of Swift and Mueller.
Late this past Friday, a federal judge threw out part of the case brought against Swift by Mueller, saying he had not proved Swift had set out to get him fired.
Swift countersued Mueller for sexual assault after his own suit was filed in 2015, leading to the Denver trial, which began jury selection last Monday. Swift initially had sought to keep the incident quiet.
By Friday, most of the principals in the case had been heard from — most notably Swift herself, who had several sharp rejoinders to questions from Mueller's attorney. Asked about Mueller's firing, Swift responded: "I am not going to allow your client to make me feel like it is any way my fault, because it isn't."

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Urban and rural farms in Indiana are working to provide more opportunities for residents to get fresh, nutritious and local produce. The Lafayette Journal and Courier reports food sharing initiatives, such as urban farms, are growing in places like Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and Lafayette.
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The special election in Georgia to fill HHS Secretary Tom Price’s old congressional seat could end with a historic Democratic upset. The Sixth District seat has been held by a Republican continuously since Newt Gingrich won it in 1978, but changing demographics and what’s known as a “jungle primary” are giving Democrat Jon Ossoff a shot at winning today’s vote.
Georgia tea leaves
Spanning wealthier and Republican-leaning suburbs north of Atlanta, Tom Price’s old seat is just the kind of place Democrats would love to pull off an upset. They’d point to it as evidence of excitement in their base, and support from the upper-income Republicans and college graduates who eluded them in 2016. But winning will be tough. We look at data from the 50,000 early votes already cast to gauge the contest.
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A lawyer for conservative radio show host Alex Jones says his client is nothing more than a showman. He said it in a Texas court, where Jones is fighting for custody of his children. His ex-wife argues the views and conspiracy theories on Jones’ radio show prove he’s unfit for fatherhood.
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Alabama lawmakers could send a bill to the governor this week that would allow a megachurch to establish its own police force. The bill has already passed the state Senate and is awaiting a House vote. We take a look at why the plan is getting mixed reactions.
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Question: Closing Arguments Heard in Taylor Swift Court Case

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The legal battle between Taylor Swift and former Denver Country radio DJ, David Mueller is coming to close as the judge heard closing arguments from both parties today.
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“That’s not the type of guy who grabs or gropes a superstar, apparently out of the blue,” Mueller’s attorney Gabriel McFarland said.
“Ms. Swift’s story never changed. Ever. For four years,” Swift’s attorney Douglas Baldridge said. “Will aggressors like David Mueller be allowed to victimize their victims?” he asked the jurors.
Baldridge then asked the jury to “return a verdict for a single dollar, a single symbolic dollar, the value of which is immeasurable to all women in this situation.”
The case is now with the jury.

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Question: Trump strategy review calls for building smaller nuclear weapons and adding scenarios for their use

It also maintains the option for the U.S. to use nuclear weapons in a first strike, while not clarifying the exact conditions under which the president might do so. The Cold War-era policy was aimed at deterring Moscow and other adversaries and reassuring allies in Europe and Asia that the U.S. will come to their defense.

Just as the White House is caught in a political minefield over the Russia investigation, the Pentagon is taking its toughest line yet against Russia's resurgent nuclear forces.
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In its newly released Nuclear Posture Review, the Defense Department has focused much of its multibillion nuclear effort on an updated nuclear deterrence focused on Russia.
"Russia considers the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to be the principal threats to its contemporary geopolitical ambitions," the report says.
"The Defense Intelligence Agency currently estimates Russia has a stockpile of 2,000 "non-strategic" nuclear weapons including short-range ballistic missiles, gravity bombs and depth charges that can go on medium range bomber aircraft," according to the report.
"DIA also estimates Russia has nuclear armed anti-ship, anti-submarine missiles and torpedoes. What do they need nuclear depth charges for?" one US official asked.
The Pentagon is adamant the Nuclear Posture Review walks the line between maintaining a nuclear deterrence and encouraging controls on nuclear weapons.
"It reaffirms that the fundamental role of US nuclear policy is deterrence and continues our clear commitment to nonproliferation and arms control," said Deputy Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan.
First mention of Russian nuclear torpedo system
The report also publicly acknowledges, for the first time, that Russia is "developing" a "new intercontinental, nuclear armed, nuclear-powered, undersea autonomous torpedo."
Known in English as the "Status-6" system, the program is described by US officials as essentially a drone-type device fired underwater that can potentially travel thousands of miles and strike US coastal targets such as military bases or cities.
Upon detonation, the device is designed to cause large zones of radioactive contamination.
Some analysts have called it a "doomsday weapon," and US Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Arkansas, has labeled the concept "destabilizing."
"The concept is a horror of the Cold War," according to Adam Mount, a senior fellow and the director of the Defense Posture Project at the Federation of American Scientists. "It is clearly inspired by overblown Russian worries that US missile defenses will make their missile forces obsolete."
"There is no indication from public information that Russia is actively developing the system, but it is alarming to see it in a Pentagon document," Mount said, adding that while the program is referenced in the Nuclear Posture Review, it is not mentioned in other government reports.
Low yield nuclear weapons
The review calls for more focus on US "low yield" nuclear weapons to try to convince Russia that the US has a credible deterrent against the potential Russian threat. The plan calls for modifying existing US warheads on submarine-launched ballistic missiles in a $50 million five-year program.
Each submarine would only carry a few of these new missiles, armed primarily with strategic longer-range missiles.
"Neither recommendation requires developing new nuclear warheads," Shanahan said. "Neither will increase the size of our nuclear stockpile. They break no treaty."
"The idea is to have one or two or just a few to address this potential Russian limited use," according to one Pentagon official.
But according to some experts, the plan translates President Donald Trump's urge to "greatly expand and strengthen" the arsenal into policy.
"The Trump administration's call for new nuclear weapons is a major shift in US policy," Mount said when asked the proposal for low-yield nuclear weapons.
"Programs for new nuclear weapons would follow our adversaries into a world where nuclear competition is commonplace. The programs would crowd out other military priorities, alarm allies, and have huge diplomatic cost -- for minimal deterrence benefit," he said.
Mount said that the review's outline for low-yield nuclear weapons "relies on the assumption that Russia would invade NATO allies, and glosses over important arguments about where and why these weapons would ever be necessary."
Low-yield ballistic missiles could be fielded within just a few years.
Longer-range missiles could come over the next decade, and the US would plan to develop and field sea-launched cruise missiles also with lower-yield warheads.
The review is calling for all of this along with an overall modernization of the nuclear force because the Pentagon requires an "investment in a credible nuclear deterrent with diverse capabilities," chief Pentagon spokesperson Dana White told reporters.
Defense Secretary James Mattis said: "What we have is a nuclear deterrent, so keep those two words always together and then look at the efforts to push forward on nonproliferation and arms control, and you have to do that when you're in a position of persuasion not of hope."


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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Faced with sitting out at least another year at South Carolina as the federal investigation into college basketball continues, a "devastated" Brian Bowen felt he had no choice but to remain in the NBA draft.
Bowen announced Wednesday he's leaving the school after the NCAA told South Carolina officials he would miss at least all of next season with the Gamecocks. The NCAA based its decision on alleged benefits received by the Bowen family at his former school Louisville and the governing body's transfer requirement of a year off the court.
"I am completely devastated by the NCAA's ruling," Bowen said in a statement.
The 6-foot-7 Bowen, from Saginaw, Michigan, transferred to South Carolina in January following his suspension from Louisville amid the federal probe after news of an alleged payment involving the Cardinals and his father to get him to join that school.
The federal complaint stated that Adidas representative James Gatto and others attempted to funnel $100,000 to a recruit's family to gain his commitment to play for Louisville. Bowen was not named in documents, but details made clear that investigators were referring to the freshman.
Bowen has denied knowledge of any payment.
Among those indicted were were one-time South Carolina assistant coach Lamont Evans, who coached with Martin for four seasons before leaving for Oklahoma State.
Bowen took part in practices and was out for pre-game events with South Carolina from January through March. He finished with semester with a 3.5 GPA and, coach Frank Martin said, was a model teammate whose goal was to play in college.
South Carolina officials said the NCAA told the school its decision a few days ago and then, Bowen, his family and attorney Jason Setchen considered his options.
"All I ever wanted to do was continue my education and play college basketball," Bowen said. "However, after learning of the ruling, and discussing it with my family and attorney, I've decided to pursue my professional career."

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COLUMBIA, SC (THE BIG SPUR) - South Carolina point guard PJ Dozier took to Instagram on Monday afternoon to confirm a morning report that he will, in fact, hire an agent for the 2017 NBA Draft process, cutting off any chance to remain eligible for college basketball. Dozier first announced he would go without representation, but made his most recent decision over the weekend.
The Columbia, SC native and former McDonald's All-American went on to thank his supporters, head coach Frank Martin, and the Gamecocks program and fan base.
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Question: Spokesman: George HW Bush is eager to get well, go to Maine

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This Saturday, April 21, 2018, photo provided by the Office of former U.S. President George H.W. Bush, shows Bush, front center, and past presidents and first ladies Laura Bush, from left, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Michelle Obama and current first lady Melania Trump in a group photo at the funeral service for former first lady Barbara Bush, in Houston. Barbara Bush died Tuesday, April 17. She was 92. (Paul Morse/Courtesy of Office of George H.W. Bush via AP)
HOUSTON (AP) — Former President George H.W. Bush has been hospitalized in Houston with an infection, just after attending the funeral of his wife, Barbara, a spokesman said.
Jim McGrath said Monday on Twitter that the 93-year-old Bush is “responding to treatments and appears to be recovering.” He was admitted Sunday morning to Houston Methodist Hospital after an infection spread to his blood, McGrath said.
Barbara Bush was laid to rest Saturday in a ceremony attended by her husband and former presidents Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and their wives, along with current first lady Melania Trump. Mrs. Bush was 92, and she and her husband had been married 73 years — the longest presidential marriage in U.S. history.
George H.W. Bush uses a wheelchair and an electric scooter for mobility after developing a form of Parkinson’s disease, and he has needed hospital treatment several times in recent years for respiratory problems.
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He attended the funeral wearing a pair of knitted socks decorated in blue, red and yellow books — a tribute to his late wife’s work promoting literacy.
McGrath wouldn’t elaborate Monday night on the specifics of Bush’s condition, saying additional updates would be issued “as events warrant.” But he said the 41st president was eager to get well so he can get to his summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine.
“He’s the most goal-oriented person on this planet,” McGrath said.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush indicated during his eulogy Saturday that his father had been hospitalized recently at the same time Barbara Bush was in the hospital for the last time. Those hospitalizations were not publicly disclosed at the time.
“I think Dad got sick on purpose so that he could be with her,” Jeb Bush said.
First lady Melania Trump tweeted Monday evening that she was sending “healing thoughts of strength, along with prayers, for President George HW Bush tonight.”
On Friday, during the public viewing of Barbara Bush’s casket, George H.W. Bush offered his hand to many of the around 2,500 people who walked through the church to pay their respects. (Continued below.)
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A year ago this month, he spent two weeks in the hospital for treatment of pneumonia and chronic bronchitis, a constant irritation of the lining of tubes that carry air to one’s lungs. His doctors said chronic bronchitis is a condition more prevalent with age and can aggravate the symptoms of pneumonia.
The elder Bush was hospitalized for 16 days in January 2017 for pneumonia. During that hospital stay, which included time in intensive care, doctors inserted a breathing tube and connected him to a ventilator.
He also was hospitalized in 2015 in Maine after falling at home and breaking a bone in his neck, and in December 2014 for about a week for shortness of breath. He spent Christmas 2012 in intensive care for a bronchitis-related cough and other issues.
People in their 90s with Parkinson’s disease are often at higher risk of pneumonia and other infections because their swallowing process can be compromised, said Dr. David Reuben, professor of geriatric medicine at the UCLA medical school in Los Angeles.
“And the stress of losing a loved one can weaken the immune system,” he said.
Bacterial infections are treated with antibiotics, he said, while viral infections require other treatments. Infections that spread to the blood usually are not viral, however, he said.
The prognosis for such a case would depend on a number of factors, including heart rate, blood pressure and oxygenation, Reuben said.
“The more of these parameters are abnormal, the more serious the case is,” he said.
George Herbert Walker Bush served as president from 1989 to 1993. Born June 12, 1924, in Milton, Massachusetts, Bush also served as a congressman, CIA director and Ronald Reagan’s vice president.
Associated Press reporter Terry Wallace contributed to this story from Dallas.

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"['Represent this text to find a news title for it', 'Hilary Duff’s ex-husband Mike Comrie is reportedly under police investigation over a rape allegation.\nThe retired ice hockey star, who used to play in the National Hockey League (NHL), has been accused of raping a woman at his Los Angeles home on Saturday night, according to TMZ.com.\nAn unnamed woman has claimed she met him in a bar that night and they went back to his place and he raped her “multiple times”. She reportedly went to the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center soon afterwards and had a rape kit administered.\nSources connected to the 36-year-old former athlete claim the woman, who Mike has allegedly known for a long time, had given her full consent to sex. They also allege there was another woman present during their sexual encounter and she has not filed a complaint.\nOfficers with the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) are investigating the allegation but have not yet spoken to Mike, according to the site.\nMike began dating 29-year-old actress/singer Hilary Duff in 2007, they tied the knot in 2010 and have a four-year-old son named Luca. Hilary filed for divorce in February, 2015, citing irreconcilable differences and requesting primary custody of their son, and it was finalized in February, 2016.\nThey have remained friends ever since and have regularly been spotted together with their son. She spoke to The Love Bomb podcast in November about how they handled the split.\n“I think that I was in a very successful marriage for a long time,” she said. “We got together based on love and we separated in a very loving way. I can’t imagine going through that process with anyone but him, and he continues to be my very good friend.\n“I think we handled it very consciously and with a lot of love. But marriage is sacred and marriage is not for everyone. Marriage is work. Marriage is really hard.”\nShe has since dated trainer Jason Walsh, and in January, she made her red carpet debut with new man, musician Matthew Koma.']" == "['Represent the title to find an explanatory news article', 'Ex-NHLer Mike Comrie accused of rape: Report']"

In this Aug. 10, 2017, photo, Sara Hayden poses for a photo with some of her medications at home in Half Moon Bay, Calif. Hayden lost her job as a data researcher because of medical problems and is now covered by Medi-Cal, as Medicaid is called in California. She has rheumatoid arthritis, and the medication she has to take to keep the disease in check cost thousands of dollars a month. The Medicaid program is a 1960s Great Society creation long criticized by conservatives. But it seems to have emerged even stronger after the Republican failure to pass health overhaul legislation. Marcio Jose Sanchez AP Photo

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Obamacare is stuck in limbo, and insurers and state regulators are struggling to set their plans for what's increasingly shaping up as a chaotic year for the health-care program. After the failure of Republicans' first attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act and President Donald Trump's subsequent threats to let the program "explode," more health insurers are threatening to pull out next year, while others may sharply raise the premiums they charge.
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Question: Kanye West ‘Loves Donald Trump,’ Radio Host Ebro Darden Claims

Kanye West says he loves U.S. President Donald Trump, according to Hot 97 radio host Ebro Darden, who spoke with the hip-hop artist over the weekend by telephone and recapped the conversation for his listening audience.
This purported direct quote comes after West ignited a controversy with a tweet supporting the thought process of conservative activist and YouTube star Candace Owens. West, whose views and opinions have been all over the map, followed up with a series of cryptic tweets that appeared to be critical of groupthink.
West previously indicated that he didn’t vote in the 2016 presidential election, but would have voted for Trump in the event he had cast a ballot.
During Monday’s broadcast, the host of the Ebro in the Morning show on the New York City radio station, who says he’s a longtime fan of Kanye West, further explained what West had in mind, Breitbart News reported.
“Kanye wants to deprogram people, that’s his ultimate goal, is to have people think differently than we’ve thought before. The only reason he likes this Candace lady is because she’s challenging conventional black thought.”
Darden and his co-hosts, such as Peter Rosenberg, expressed displeasure over West’s apparent support of both Trump and Candace Owens, a development which runs counter to the liberal narrative.
Ebro added that Kanye West is behaving in a way that is “selfish, trolly, materialistic, and self-important.”
Biggest take away from Ebro in the Morning today … Kanye West is still an avid Donald Trump supporter..you can process that however you like but if you’re waiting for him to say “my bad” about his trump statements — don’t hold your breath — RosenbergTelevision (@Rosenbergradio) April 23, 2018
West supposedly told Darden that he wants to “lead with love,” prompting Darden to accuse him of lying “because the people you’re aligning yourself with aren’t leading with love,” as the host recalls their conversation.
According to Ebro Darden, Kim Kardashian’s husband noted how he could never get a meeting with Obama, but he and Trump got together for a discussion at Trump Tower in December 2016 during the presidential transition period.
“Kanye also revealed that his 2016 hospitalization was due to an opioid addiction and that he still harbors resentment that ‘nobody really showed love for me’ during that time,” Vulture reported.
Kanye West apparently admitted to being addicted to opioids and proclaimed his love for President Trump during a conversation with Hot 97's Ebro Dardenhttps://t.co/qfZ9D6Zf5w — XXL Magazine (@XXL) April 24, 2018
Kanye West called into the Hot 97 radio show this morning to tell the host several times that he loved him and that they should meet up in person for a further discussion, Complex reported.
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Now that the news is out that there’s a new member in the family, Ellen Pompeo is showing off her little lad to the world.
The mother of three, 47, recently welcomed son Eli Christopher Ivery with husband Chris Ivery, and she is celebrating the new year by swaying with her tiny new dance partner.
Pompeo shared an adorable black and white video on Instagram in which she holds Eli and dances cheek-to-cheek to slow music. The Grey’s Anatomy star wears a big smile on her face the entire time.
“Boy Crazy,” she captioned the video. “Here’s to a year filled with happiness and love! Happy New Year.”
Pompeo and Ivery are also parents to daughters Sienna May, 2, and Stella Luna, 7.
The couple confirmed their son’s birth after being spotted in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles Wednesday, on a hike with daughter Stella and their baby boy, whom Ivery carried in a front holder.
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“Chris Ivery just fell a notch. I’ve got a new guy,” Pompeo captioned a sweet shot of Ivery and their newborn son snuggled up on Instagram.
Buzz of the new baby coming a bit after his birth is no shock. In 2014, the actress didn’t announce the arrival of daughter Sienna until two months after she was born.


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The trip will likely be Obama’s last outside Washington as president and will include a “family reunion” for Obama’s former campaign staffers.\nObama is also planning last-minute commutations and pardons, White House officials said, in line with his second-term effort to cut sentences for inmates given unduly harsh sentences for drug crimes. Though prominent offenders like former government contractor Edward Snowden and former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich are also asking for leniency, Obama’s final acts of clemency are expected to continue to focus on drug offenders whose plight he tried — but failed — to address through criminal justice reform.\nAfter taking office eight years ago, Obama and his aides were effusive in their praise for how Obama’s predecessor, George W. Bush, helped his team take over the massive bureaucracy that is the federal government. 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Security Council resolution criticizing Israel on settlements, then slapped Russia with sweeping penalties over U.S. allegations of hacking against the U.S. political process.\nTrump sided with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the first case and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the second. He’s vacillated between praising Obama for how he’s handled the transition, and criticizing him over it on Twitter.\nThe final days are Obama’s last chance to define his presidency before he loses the bully pulpit and cedes his legacy to historians. For Obama, helping Americans understand how his two terms have reshaped American life is even more critical amid concerns that Trump may undo much of what he accomplished, including the health law.\nAs Trump and Republicans vow to gut the Affordable Care Act, Democrats are working to devise a strategy to protect the law by exploiting GOP divisions. 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ST. JAMES, Mo. – The Missouri State Fire Marshal and State Highway Patrol are investigating an explosion at a home near St. James late Tuesday night.
The explosion occurred around 9:20 p.m. in the Rolling Hills subdivision, located about eight miles northeast of St. James.
Residents in the area described seeing a large flame in the sky from the property. Reports of the explosion came in from as far as Rolla.
Neighbor Bob Hunter saw the explosion.
"I heard an explosion down the road from me. I looked over cause I know my mom lives in that direction and I'd seen an orangeish red cloud going straight up, about 500 yards straight up, in a mushroom cloud," he said. "A shockwave came through and knocked me down."
A friend of the family who lives at the home said the owners were very upset and did not want to comment.
Neighbors said the family was home at the time of the explosion, but no one was injured. However, they’re emotionally distraught over losing their home in the explosion.
The St. James Fire Protection District said a large detached garage was destroyed and a house in the property was heavily damaged. The blast was so large, at least 10 homes in the subdivision had broken windows, walls bowed out, and foundations cracked; some were more heavily damaged.
Another neighbor, Jerry Baumann, described the damage to his house.
"We have at least three walls that are bulged out and so there's been pretty significant structural damage to our home," he said. "A lot of pictures were blown off the walls and windows were pushed out and laying down inside the house."
Investigators have no word on what caused the explosion.

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TORONTO, April 24, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Front Row Solutions, the creator of a class-leading CRM platform that enables organizations to track and improve mobile worker efficiency, compliance and performance, announced today that it has been recommended as one of the world's top sales enablement partners by Selling Power Magazine.
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Commented Etien D'Hollander, President of Front Row Solutions: "We are pleased that Selling Power has recommended Front Row Solutions as an elite sales enablement partner. We take pride in being part of the solution that today's sales organizations need to succeed and thrive."
Launched in 1981, Selling Power Magazine is the leading digital publication for sales executives and managers, and one of the internet's most trusted sources for B2B professional selling skills, motivation, and sales management knowledge. In its recommendation, Selling Power Magazine highlighted that Front Row Solutions' innovative mobile data collection solution:
Enables sales reps to easily submit a new sales report, or update a previous report, immediately after a customer interaction — and in less than 60 seconds.
Drives real-time reporting that enhances information flow and provides deep insight across all sales rep and customer activity.
Can be implemented as a standalone platform, or integrated as a user-friendly front end with any legacy CRM or ERP system.
Added Mr. D'Hollander: "Studies reveal that the average sales rep spends a staggering 64.8 percent of their time on non-revenue generating activities, and a massive chunk of this is wasted hunting down customer data and manually submitting reports and updates. At the same time, today's sales managers are expected to meet increasingly aggressive targets, but often lack the essential tools they need to track and optimize their distributed sales force.
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Members of the state and local IT community nominated thousands of government leaders in February and March 2018. From there, StateScoop narrowed the list to the top 200 with the most nominations. StateScoop readers then cast more than 500,000 votes nationally in March and April to select the 2018 StateScoop 50 winners.
"We are extremely vested in the state and local IT community and work with these leaders every single day. For the fifth year in a row, we are thrilled to again highlight the top IT leaders from the state government and tech industry for their contributions to the government IT community," said Goldy Kamali, founder and CEO of Scoop News Group, StateScoop's parent company. "We engage top leaders from this community, online and in-person each day and we are delighted to honor them and their accomplishments."
"StateScoop is all about community," Jake Williams, StateScoop's associate publisher and director of strategic initiatives, said. "These leaders inspire me every day, and encourage leaders across state and local government to work hard and continue to serve their workforces and their citizens with the best services. We're thankful for what they do, and can't wait to see what they do next."
The 2018 StateScoop 50 winners are:
GoldenGov: State Executive of the Year
Stu Davis , CIO, Ohio
, CIO,
John Dunlap , CTO, West Virginia
, CTO,
Michael Hussey , CIO, Utah
, CIO,
Marcie Kahbody, Agency Information Officer, California State Transportation Agency
Eric Larson , CIO, Florida
, CIO,
David McCurdy , CTO, Colorado
, CTO,
James "Bo" Reese, CIO, Oklahoma
Bob Samson , CIO, New York
, CIO,
Ed Toner , CIO, Nebraska
State Leadership of the Year
Tyler Clark , Chief of Staff, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology
, Chief of Staff, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology
Nikhil Deshpande , Chief Digital Officer, Georgia
, Chief Digital Officer,
Tracy Doaks , Chief Services Officer, North Carolina
, Chief Services Officer,
Tiziana Galeazzi , General Manager, Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget
, General Manager, Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget
Richard "Dickie" Howze, CIO, Louisiana
Leon Jones , Director, Arkansas Department of Labor
, Director, Arkansas Department of Labor
Barney Krucoff , Interim CTO & Chief Data Officer, Washington, D.C.
, Interim CTO & Chief Data Officer,
Jayne Scofield , IT Administrator, State of Nebraska
State IT Innovation of the Year
Alexa Louisiana Driving Test, Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles
Michigan CISO as a Service, Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget
Colorado DRIVES, Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology
Governor's Office of Information Technology
Gov2Go National Rollout, NIC Inc.
Georgia Gateway, Georgia Department of Human Services
Hawaii Annual Code Challenge Program, Hawaii Office of Enterprise Technology Services
Maryland Business Express Portal, Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation
MISSI — Official Chatbot for the State of Mississippi
Nebraska State Patrol, State of Nebraska
State Patrol,
NJ Outdoors — Campground Reservations, New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry
Oregon Government Ethics Commission, State of Oregon
Utah Practice Driver License Platform, Department of Technology Services
State Up & Comers
Aaron Call , Chief Information Security Officer, Minnesota
, Chief Information Security Officer,
Graig Lubsen , Communications & Marketing Director, Indiana Office of Technology
, Communications & Marketing Director, Indiana Office of Technology
Jon Minshew , Chief Customer Officer, North Carolina
, Chief Customer Officer,
Jerrod Roth , Program Manager, Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology
, Program Manager, Governor's Office of Information Technology
Deanna Towne , IT Director, Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology
, IT Director, Governor's Office of Information Technology
Corbett Webb , Chief of Staff, Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation
State Cybersecurity Leader
Alfritch Anderson, Senior Manager - Security Operations, Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology
Governor's Office of Information Technology
Erik Avakian , CISO, Pennsylvania
, CISO,
Dustin Glover , CISO, Louisiana
, CISO,
Chris Hill , CISO, Illinois
, CISO,
Mike Lettman , CISO, Arizona
, CISO,
Maria Thompson , Chief Information Risk Officer, North Carolina
, Chief Information Risk Officer,
Walter Tong , Director - Cyber Intelligence, Georgia Technology Authority
Industry Leadership of the Year
Jennifer Axt , General Manager - North America State & Local Government and Education, Dell EMC
, General Manager - North America State & Local Government and Education, Dell EMC
Dwight Chamberlain , Senior Director - SLED, Red Hat
, Senior Director - SLED, Red Hat
Harry Herington , CEO & Chairman, NIC Inc .
, CEO & Chairman, .
Thomas MacLellan , Director of Policy & Government Affairs Symantec
, Director of Policy & Government Affairs Symantec
Kim Nelson , Executive Director - State & Local, Microsoft
, Executive Director - State & Local, Microsoft
John Pellettiere , National Sales Director - SLED, Nutanix
, National Sales Director - SLED, Nutanix
Bethann Pepoli , Director - SLED Business Development, Splunk
, Director - SLED Business Development, Splunk
Kenneth Smith , Principal, Deloitte
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Question: Pence says US stands by ally Japan on North Korea problem

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TOKYO (AP) — U.S. Vice President Mike Pence assured Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday that the United States stands “100 percent” behind its anchor ally in Asia in working to defuse risks from North Korea’s nuclear program.
Pence struck a stern tone as he began talks with Abe and other Japanese leaders after arriving at a U.S. naval base from South Korea.
“We appreciate the challenging times in which the people of Japan live with increasing provocations from across the Sea of Japan,” Pence said. “We are with you 100 percent.”
The Trump administration has signaled a more forceful U.S. stance toward North Korea’s recent missile tests and threats, including a warning from Trump that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has “gotta behave.”
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On Monday, Pence traveled to the tense Demilitarized Zone dividing North and South Korea, where he warned North Korea’s leaders that after years of testing the U.S. and South Korea with its nuclear ambitions, “the era of strategic patience is over.”
A senior North Korean official then accused the United States of bringing the countries to the brink of thermonuclear war.
At the outset of his meeting with Abe, Pence said that “While all options are on the table,” Trump was determined to work with Japan, South Korea and other allies in the region to resolve the problem.
Pence, on a 10-day Asia trip that will also take him to Indonesia and Australia, said Trump hopes China will use its leverage to get its longtime ally North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program. But the vice president expressed impatience with the unwillingness of the North to move toward ridding itself of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
In Beijing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi made a new appeal Tuesday for calm on the Korean Peninsula.
Wang told reporters that although U.S. officials have made clear that a military strike remains on the table, he believes that Washington would still prefer to de-escalate tensions through multi-sided talks.
Abe said Japan likewise hopes for peaceful dialogue with Pyongyang, “but at the same time, dialogue for the sake of dialogue is valueless.” Pressure on North Korea is crucial, the prime minister said.
After meeting with Abe, Pence held talks with Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso on a new U.S.-Japan “economic dialogue” to be led by the two.
The new forum for trade talks was launched by Trump and Abe during the Japanese leader’s visit to the U.S. in February. In part, it is meant to take the place of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the regional trade pact that Trump withdrew from shortly after taking office.
While Japan’s trade surplus with the U.S. is much smaller than China’s, Trump has decried the imbalance, especially in auto exports.
Pence’s advisers told reporters that he hopes to win better U.S. access to Japanese markets and to attract more Japanese investment in the U.S.
Both sides said they do not expect the talks in Tokyo this week to delve into sector-by-sector talks on trade. With no U.S. trade representative yet in office and other key negotiator positions still unfilled, such nitty-gritty discussions will have to come later.
But the meetings could indicate how forcefully the U.S. will pressure Japan to further open its farm and automotive sectors.
The loss of U.S. participation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership was a blow to Japan following strenuous negotiations, especially over opening its long-protected farm sector to more imports, especially of dairy and meat products.
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told reporters over the weekend that Japan might push ahead with a revised, 11-nation version of the TPP despite the U.S. rejection of the trade accord.
For now, both sides seem eager to downplay potential for conflict.
“My understanding is that our talks are premised not on friction but on cooperation,” Aso told reporters before Pence’s arrival.
As Indiana governor, Pence saw firsthand the impact of Japanese automakers Toyota, Honda and Subaru, whose factories employ thousands of people in his home state.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who met with Japan’s trade minister, Hiroshige Seko, earlier Tuesday, said he hopes to soon begin talks on a free trade agreement with Japan.
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) — Recent military strikes on enemy forces in Afghanistan and Syria illustrate the shift in US strategy to halt North Korea’s continuing tests of atomic weapons and ballistic missiles to deliver those weapons, Vice President Mike Pence said in a joint press conference with South Korea’s acting President Hwang Kyo-ahn on Monday.
"Just in the past two weeks, the world witnessed the strength and resolve of our new President [Donald Trump] in actions taken in Syria and Afghanistan," Pence stated. "North Korea would do well not to test his resolve — or the strength of the armed forces of the United States in this region."
Earlier this month, the United Stated dropped for the first time its most powerful non-nuclear weapon on an al-Qaeda tunnel complex in Afghanistan, the Massive Ordnance Air Blast Bomb (MOAB), the biggest non-nuclear bomb in its arsenal.
Both the United States and South Korea pledged to complete deployment of the Theater High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system, the vice president explained.
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Pence also delivered a double-edge message to China, mentioning Beijing’s imposition of sanctions against South Korea over the THAAD deployment while also saying that the United States has "great confidence that China will properly deal with North Korea."
Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to cooperate on North Korea during a recent summit with President Donald Trump held in the Mar-a-Lago estate in the US state in Florida.
But Pence also repeated earlier warnings that the United States and its allies are prepared to deal with North Korea with or without China’s help.


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Question: In Closing, Cosby's Lawyers Call His Accuser A 'Pathological Liar'

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Prosecutors told the jury in Bill Cosby's criminal retrial that the legendary funnyman on The Cosby Show stands in glaring contrast to the sexual predator who victimized Andrea Constand.
And Cosby's chief accuser was not his sole target, prosecutor Kristen Feden said in her closing argument, describing how scores of other women have accused Cosby of trading on his celebrity status over decades to sexually prey on them.
"He utilized that image and cloaked it around himself so he was able to gain the trust, gain the confidence of these young, aspiring, unsuspecting women stripped of their very autonomy, stripped of their ability to say no," Feden said.
Over more than two weeks of testimony in a Montgomery County Court in Pennsylvania, defense lawyers routinely characterized Constand as an opportunistic "con artist." Feden used that portrayal as a jumping-off point.
"The defense was partially accurate when they use that term. But the perpetrator of the con is this man," Feden said.
Feden then marched over to the table of defense lawyers where Cosby has sat for the entire trial. Inches away from him, she pointed at his face.
"Sitting right here. This is the man. Sitting right here," Feden bellowed.
"Nothing funny about that"
Andrea Constand, who was last seen by the jury when she confronted Cosby from the stand over two days, was present during the prosecution's speeches, sitting in the audience not far from the seven men and five women who will decide Cosby's fate. The panel sat listening raptly in the jury box.
"The law makes it very clear. The uncorroborated testimony of the victim alone is enough to convict the defendant, so if you believe Andrea Constand," said Feden, gesturing toward Cosby's main accuser who looked straight ahead with a stony gaze, "you need to convict."
Feden said the defense team embarked on "character assassination" of the five additional accusers who took the stand against Cosby, saying the "shameful" attacks and questions are "the exact reason" sexual assault victims rarely report their assailants to authorities.
Defense lawyer Kathleen Bliss perpetuated "rape myths" to the jury by suggesting that victims of sexual assault bear some responsibility for being victimized, Feden argued.
Feden, at times, mocked Bliss by putting on a fake high-pitched voice and imitating her line of questions in a derisive tone.
Then she shot a look at Cosby and accused him of smirking.
"There's nothing funny about stripping a woman of her decency. There's nothing funny about that, Mr. Cosby," Feden yelled.
At that, rows of journalists stood up and tried to catch a glimpse of Cosby, who appeared expressionless.
Prosecutors projected old photographs of first woman to testify against Cosby. The wide-eyed, youthful glam shots of the woman, Heidi Thomas, taken decades ago when she was a promising young actress. The image accompanied a play-by-play description of what Thomas said happened to her: she was drugged and sexually assaulted by Cosby at a secluded ranch house in Nevada that she visited under the guise of private acting lessons.
With the innocent photographs of Thomas as a backdrop, Feden said Cosby's attack was no mistake: Cosby groomed and preyed on other young women the same way. He made some of the same promises of career opportunities to them before he molested them, sometimes in similar locations, such as private hotel suites, Feden said. All along, she said, Cosby assumed his victims would be too afraid to ever report him to authorities.
"It's the same con, ladies and gentlemen, just a different day," she said.
Cosby, facing the jury during this moment, shook his head in disagreement.
Some of the most convincing evidence in the case, Feden told jurors, is contained in Cosby's own words, excerpted from a civil deposition he gave as a part of Constand's civil lawsuit in federal court. In it, Cosby says he does not remember ever asking Constand for permission before he carried out sex acts on her in his Cheltenham mansion in early 2004.
"You knew that it wasn't consensual because of his words," Feden said. "You know it wasn't consensual because of the pattern. The MO," she said, referring to Cosby's alleged modus operandi of drugging and molesting women. "And you know it wasn't consensual because of the testimony of Andrea Constand."
In finishing up the government's closing, prosecutor M. Stewart Ryan picked up where Feden left off. He was interrupted a handful of times with objections from the defense team.
"I wonder what they're so worried about," Ryan replied after the fourth objection.
"I wonder what we'll have to correct," Bliss countered.
Judge Steven O'Neill told both sides to settle down, reminding the court that he will address objections to closing statements later.
"Biggest highway robberies of all time"
Earlier, Cosby's lawyers told the jury in the entertainer's retrial that Constand is a "pathological liar" whose story of "so-called assault" is so replete with inconsistencies that it cannot be trusted.
"In a case like this, credibility becomes everything," defense attorney Tom Mesereau told the jury in closing arguments Tuesday morning. "There's so many big lies, they get lost. The number of lies start to drown others out."
Flipping through a PowerPoint presentation, Mesereau walked jurors through what he said are a dozen instances of Constand lying about her relationship with Cosby — and about what Mesereau described as her motive to milk Cosby for a financial settlement.
He pointed out discrepancies over things such as how long Constand had known Cosby; whether Constand had ever flirted with the comedian; and what he said were fibs about wearing a cashmere sweater Cosby gave her as a gift.
The nearly $3.4 million Constand received as part of a previously confidential civil settlement she reached with Cosby in 2006 was long the aim of Cosby's chief accuser, he told jurors.
"She took the money, ran with the money. Her mom got money, her father got money. They're all part of the settlement agreement," Mesereau said. "It's one of the biggest highway robberies of all time."
The other women who confronted Cosby in court were driven by the desire for publicity and money, Cosby's defense lawyers said, taking direct aim at the #MeToo movement. Attorney Kathleen Bliss said "mob rule is not due process," adding that the claims of more than 60 women who have accused Cosby of sexual misconduct have been tantamount to a "lynching," or a "witch hunt."
"When you join a movement based mostly on emotion and anger, you don't change a damn thing," Bliss told jurors. "Questioning an accuser is not shaming a victim. Gut feelings are not rational decisions."
For more than two weeks, Cosby's defense has focused on the argument that Constand is a "con artist" who sought to extort Cosby for a payout. In closing arguments, however, lawyers harkened back to a point made repeatedly by his defense team during the entertainer's first trial in June 2017: that Constand was always romantically interested in Cosby.
For proof, Mesereau pointed to "at least 100 calls" Constand placed after the alleged assault in January 2004.
Constand, who worked for Temple University's basketball team at the time, has said that the calls were about business, since Cosby was a powerful university trustee heavily involved with the school's sports teams.
"This is a personal, intimate relationship, not basketball," Mesereau said. "Constand placed twice the number of calls than he did to her, demonstrating her pursuit of him."
Camille Cosby, the entertainer's wife of more than five decades, made her first appearance Tuesday during the retrial. She walked up to her husband, kissed and embraced him. Wearing a bright yellow and orange dress, she took a seat in the first row and remained stoic throughout the proceeding.
In an unusual move, the defense team split the two-hour-long closing speech between Bliss and Mesereau.
Bliss reminded the jury about the defense team's star witness, Margo Jackson, a former colleague of Constand's who claims Constand confided that she wanted to fabricate a story of sexual assault in order to try to shake down a celebrity for money.
"You would've thought they would've done something to check her out," said Bliss, indicting that prosecutors ignored Jackson in their investigation. "Who are you going to believe? A well-educated ... woman who works at Temple and who counsels students and has a background in psychology?" Bliss asked the jury. "Or Andrea Constand, who was running a pyramid scheme at the same time?"
Bliss then spoke to the jury about Gianna Constand, the mother of the accuser, who testified in the case and played for the court a recording she made of Cosby apologizing, saying he would like to set up an educational fund for Constand as long as she maintained a 3.0 average.
"Yes, he feels badly. He's 30 years older than she is. He's got this mother accusing him, yelling at him, whatever she was doing," Bliss said. "He's also worried about extortion."
Mesereau, after describing the high bar to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, delivered his final line to the jury of seven men and five women who will soon decide Cosby's fate.
"He must walk out of here free," Mesereau said. "He's an 80-year-old man. He's had a distinguished career. He's made some mistakes for sure, but he is no criminal."
Prosecutors next will deliver their final remarks to jurors in a case that could send Cosby to prison for the rest of his life.
Last June, a different jury could not decide on Cosby's fate following 52 hours of closed-door deliberations about the case.

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