

Girl says she stuck fingers up gator's nose to escape
Alligator experts are calling it a "miracle" that a Florida girl was able to escape alive from an attack in Orlando this weekend. Doctors at a nearby hospital treated and released the fearless girl. She received 10 stitches on her left leg but is able to walk on it. "If that alligator wanted to hold on, not much could have stopped it", Erickson told the Times .
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Moon Jae-in sworn in as new South Korean President
A separate statement from Moon's Democratic Party said he was briefed on the status of the North Korean military and South Korea's military readiness. Moon, 64, begins his five-year term as president after Park Geun-hye was toppled and indicted for corruption. With Moon as president, the balance in the three-nation alliance could be negatively impacted.
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Syrian Kurds welcome US arms, Turkey says 'unacceptable'
Syrian Democratic Forces, a coalition of mainly Kurdish and Arab fighters, took the city on Wednesday, SDF spokesman Talal Silo said. A Kurdish fighter from the People's Protection Units ( YPG ) gestures at a convoy of U.S. The PKK is proscribed as a terrorist organisation by both the United States and UK. "I hope they turn back from this mistake", Canikli said. Meanwhile, the Kurdish-Arab force battling the Islamic State group in Syria said U.S.
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Leery candidate wins in South Korea
Moon, speaking during his formal oath of office, also said he'll "sincerely negotiate" with the United States, Seoul's top ally, and China, South Korea's top trading partner, over the contentious deployment of an advanced US missile-defense system in southern South Korea.
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Tillerson Calls For Pressure Against North Korea
Earlier, a ballistic missile was also test fired by North Korea from the same site. "And I can tell you, I don't think the President of China - who is a very respected man - will be happy either", Trump says. "In particular, if North Korea is in possession of nuclear capability, it will be a very, very unsafe situation that has to be avoided", Anikka Soder, Sweden's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs said.
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Tories claim they could win 15 seats in Scotland at general election
Scotland's political leaders are expected to step up their general election campaigns later, with exactly a month to go until polling day. "Scotland's oil and gas sector is emerging from the downturn, businesses are growing in confidence and people are getting back into work after a tough couple of years", Robertson said.
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Graham: 'I want to know more about Trump's business dealings'
Spicer says Trump has no business in Russian Federation or ties to the country. The South Carolina Republican chairs a Senate Judiciary subcommittee that is investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. And he said, "well, I'll just see how the FBI can do its own investigation and see how that may coincide with anything that I am going to look at".
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Trump tabs Minnesota Justice Stras for federal appeals court
Sentencing Commission meeting where commission members voted unanimously to allow some 19,500 federal prison inmates, a lot of them black, to seek reductions in their crack cocaine sentences in Washington . Democrats don't seem to understand that there's more than one court in this country. He said, "I favored Trump over Clinton for one main reason - the courts".
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Former Acting US AG Yates Testifies on Michael Flynn Saga
Officials said McGahn viewed the material at the Justice Department. Congressional investigators have also accused Flynn of possibly breaking the law by not properly disclosing a $45,000 payment for an appearance he made at an event in Moscow to celebrate Russia Today.
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Syrian Kurdish official praises US decision to provide arms
US support for Kurdish forces has been a flashpoint of late in U.S. The SDF is spearheaded by the PKK/PYD, as Ankara often refers to the Kurdish YPG. "We do not envision (that) a long-term YPG presence and governance in the city is acceptable or consistent with the wishes of the local population", she said.
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Spain Applauds Nigerian Government Over Release Of 82 Chibok Girls
I am still hopeful that the rest of the abducted girls will also return safe and sound, " she said. "We also urge the global community to continue supporting the government of Nigeria in its efforts to ensure the release, rehabilitation and reintegration of all Boko Haram victims".
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Administration names 10 people for federal bench
Louis. That's why the folks at the Daily Caller, and that's why the people at the Heritage Foundation, and the Federalist Society are so excited about this, because unfortunately they actually pay attention to this kind of stuff. She also served in the Justice Department when George W. Bush was president. Federal appeals courts have played a particularly crucial role in the past year.