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BBCNEWS 100 Days January 25, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS 100 Days January 25, 2017

He is ordering a Major Investigation into voter fraud, still convinced that illegal votes affected the election result. And gun violence in chicago the president says he is considering sending in the feds would it help . Well have reaction from the city. Hello it is wednesday afternoon here in washington, donald trump has promised a big day in the reform of Americas National security laws. The president is outlining changes to immigration, visa controls, and a crack down on gun violence in chicago. And of course there is the promise, which he made throughout that election campaign, to build th...

13-year-old student named Vietnam's youngest writer of fiction in English - Vimarsana News

13-year-old student named Vietnam's youngest writer of fiction in English

Nguyen Hanh Phuong, a 13-year-old student in Hanoi, has been named by the Vietnam Record Association, Vietkings, as Vietnam's youngest writer to have penned a fiction in English and released it as a bilingual English-Vietnamese series

Journalist Hit by Missile Recounts Gaza Horror: 'Suddenly Everything Was White' - Vimarsana News

Journalist Hit by Missile Recounts Gaza Horror: 'Suddenly Everything Was White'

GAZA CITY—For Mohammed Alaloul and Mustafa Hassona, it had already been three long days covering potential war crimes when the two Gazan journalists fell victim to one themselves. On Thursday, the Anadolu Agency journalists were wading through the rubble of a decimated Northern Gaza neighborhood when an Israeli airstrike exploded nearby. They rushed to the scene to document any civilian casualties, only to conclude it was still too dangerous as...

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