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About That Apocalypse And Trump: Did Evangelicals And Christian Nationalists Just Make A Category-Mistake
WorldNews.com 02 Dec 2020
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling ... Benito Mussolini’s revived Roman Empire, replaced by Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich and the Holocaust, appeared at a time to match predictions in the book of Daniel and Revelation ... The Apocalypse or Revelation provides more details of what Jesus’ generation is to expect....
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The Most Unpardonable Presidential Power
The New Republic 02 Dec 2020
President Donald Trump took a break from undermining American democracy last week for a symbolic errand of mercy. granting a ceremonial pardon for two turkeys, Corn and Cob, in a televised White House ceremony ... More importantly, the Flynn pardon also marks the beginning of the end of Trump’s war on the rule of law ... ....
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Drug reverses age-related cognitive decline within days, potentially turning the tide on diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia
Russia Today 02 Dec 2020
A new experimental drug has confounded scientists after it appeared to reverse age-related cognitive decline in mice seemingly overnight. The research has far-reaching implications for a number of degenerative disease treatments ... The team of scientists from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) found startling results....
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70-year-old Swedish woman arrested for locking up son for 28 years
The Siasat Daily 02 Dec 2020
A 70-year-old lady was arrested in Sweden for allegedly locking up her son in an apartment. The man, now 41-year-old, had been captive for 28 years in an apartment in the southern Stockholm suburb of Haninge. The man was found with no teeth, sores on legs, and slurred speech ... The mother has denied all charges by the police ... ....
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Putin orders 'large-scale' vaccinations in Russia from next week
The Times of India 02 Dec 2020
MOSCOW. Russian President Vladimir Putin told health officials Wednesday to start widespread vaccinations next week, adding that the country had produced close to 2 million doses of its Sputnik V vaccine. The announcement came the same day Britain approved the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for a rollout starting next week ... Download ... Top Videos ... ....
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Republicans vow to block Biden budget pick over her 'disparaging' comments about senators
Democratic Underground 01 Dec 2020photo: Creative Commons
Leaked documents show China lied about Covid-19 case totals and mishandled pandemic
The Independent 01 Dec 2020photo: AP / Nikolai Petrov
Belarusian President Says He's Concerned Over Growing US, NATO Military Presence Near CSTO's Borders
Sputnik 02 Dec 2020
MINSK (Sputnik) - Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Wednesday expressed concerns over the growing US and NATO military presence near the western borders of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO). ... Not only Belarusian national interests are being targeted, the president warned ... ....
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Crime gangs threaten Covid-19 vaccine campaigns, Interpol warns
The Times of India 02 Dec 2020
LYON. Interpol on Wednesday warned authorities worldwide of the threat from organised crime groups during upcoming Covid-19 vaccination campaigns, including fake vaccines and the theft of supplies ... "It is important to be vigilant, be sceptical and be safe, as offers which appear too good to be true usually are," the agency said ... ....
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Thailand’s prime minister to stay in power after acquittal in ethics case
Belfast Telegraph 02 Dec 2020
Thailand’s highest court acquitted prime minister Prayuth Chan-ocha of breaching ethics clauses in the country’s constitution, allowing him to stay in his job ... If a minister is found guilty of violating ethical standards, the official is to be disqualified and forced to step down ... AP/PA Images. / ... ....
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Biden takes a radical stance on immigration
Boston Herald 02 Dec 2020
One of Joe Biden’s first priorities as president will be to risk stoking a new migrant crisis. After much trial and error, President Trump came up with cooperative arrangements with Mexico and Central American countries that drastically diminished the pressure from asylum-seekers on our southern border ... .......
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Iran’s President Rejects Bill That Would Boost Enrichment
Hamodia 02 Dec 2020
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani on Wednesday rejected a bill approved by parliament that would have suspended U.N. inspections and boosted uranium enrichment, saying it was “harmful” to diplomatic efforts aimed at restoring the 2015 nuclear deal and easing U.S. sanctions ... The bill would have suspended U.N ... The U.S ... The U.S ... ....
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Venezuela's Maduro 'to step down if opposition wins parliamentary polls'
Press TV 02 Dec 2020
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says he will step down from his post if his party loses to the opposition in the upcoming parliamentary elections. "If we win, we will go ahead, but I should also say that my fate is in your hands ... Venezuela's parliamentary elections are scheduled to take place on Sunday ... ....
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U.S. prosecutors investigating potential White House 'bribery-for-pardon' scheme
Toronto Sun 02 Dec 2020
The U.S. Justice Department is investigating a potential crime related to funneling money to the White House in exchange for a presidential pardon, according to court documents unsealed in federal court. U.S ... We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or ... Try refreshing your browser, or....
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UK authorizes Pfizer vaccine for emergency use
Sun Star 02 Dec 2020
PFIZER and BioNTech said they've won permission Wednesday, December 2, for emergency use of their Covid-19 vaccine in Britain, the world’s first coronavirus shot that’s backed by rigorous science -- and a major step toward eventually ending the pandemic ... Other countries aren’t far behind ... Two doses three weeks apart are required for protection ... (AP). ....
