With a smirk and a finger point, President Donald Trump dryly told Russia’s Vladimir Putin “Don’t meddle in the election” in their first meeting since the special counsel concluded that Moscow extensively interfered with the 2016 campaign.
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Missionaries are delivering material to homes all around Flatbush on Thursday. Please warn your children, and dispose of this garbage immediately.

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Same stage. Same rules. But the Democrats’ second back-to-back debate is fueled by star power.
Debate night No. 2 marks the first time top-tier presidential candidates will confront one another in person over who is the best fit to lead the Democratic effort to oust President Donald Trump in 2020.

The young family from El Salvador appeared in this border city over the weekend with panic on their faces.
They went to the downtown bridge that leads to Brownsville, Texas, where Xiomara Mejia, a migrant from Honduras, explained that the newcomers would not be able to add their names to the long list of families waiting to apply for asylum in the United States until Monday.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel appeared unsteady and was seen shaking for the second time in just over a week at a ceremony in Berlin on Thursday.
Merkel, 64, folded her arms across her chest while her body trembled for around two minutes as she stood alongside President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at an indoor event where Germany’s new justice minister was being formally appointed.

This is an eye-opener.
When the moderators of the first 2020 Democratic presidential debate asked for a show of hands of those who supported the now-scrapped Iran Nuclear Deal, all but Sen.

Democrats hoping that Wednesday night’s first presidential debate of the 2020 campaign would be clarifying probably came away disappointed. There were no major stumbles but few standout moments as 10 candidates vied for the nation’s attention.

Over the past few night, the Deal, NJ, community has been hit by a rash of vehicle thefts.
In the attached video, the viewer can see a male suspect in a black mask with a grey hoodie and white gloves.
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NBC’s coverage of the first Democratic debate of the 2020 campaign season has been interrupted by a technical snafu that forced the network to go into a lengthy commercial break.
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The “Ezras Nashim” Organization held a CPR demo open to the public in front of Amnon’s Pizza on 13 Avenue in Boro Park.
The organization put up a small tent and handed out literature as well as educating people about tick bites and pool safety.
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