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Reporter Katherine Herridge are standing by. But we believe with brian ennes. Reporter i am in front of the clinton home. They own essentially the cul de sac. Not only their home, but the home to the left. That is also really for their security. Secret service is posted there a lot. Theres also an eight foot fence around the home. This is what we know about this suspicious package with the potential explosive device. It was stopped at an off site facility in westchester. That means the package never made it near the home. A screen training technician essentially stopped it using really routine...

Lets update our audience as we follow this breaking news story. Any moment from now well be hearing from President Trump for the First Time Since the discovery of potential explosive devices that were sent to prominent democratic lawmakers and members of the media. The devices were sent to the homes of former president barack obama in washington, d. C. , former president bill clinton and former secretary of the state, Hillary Clinton. The packages were intercepted by the secret service who are treated the devices as fully functional. Earlier today in florida, secretary clinton addressed the ne...

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134 reads Papua New Guinea can reduce its high illiteracy rate by implementing strategies recommended by a National Research Institute (NRI) Senior Research Fellow. PNG NRI Senior Research Fellow and Program Leader of Education Research Program, Dr. Kilala Devette-Chee in her latest research report, Illiteracy: A growing concern in PNG, pointed out that literacy level in different parts of PNG has continued to be a national concern. “Although the government has taken a number of measures to improve literacy in the country, more and more students who are dropping out of schoo...