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NEWS - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 - NEWS

US SERVICE MEMBER KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN

A U.S. service member has been killed in Afghanistan according to the NATO-led coalition in that country, but no other details are available about how he was killed. "One U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan today as a result of enemy small arms fire," said a brief statement from Resolute Support, the NATO-led coalition in Afghanistan. ABC

VOA VIEW: Someone must pay.

SUPREME COURT ALLOWS ENFORCEMENT OF TRUMP MILITARY TRANSGENDER BAN DURING APPEALS

The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed enforcement of the Trump administration ban on transgenders in the military. The move, which is temporary, reverses a lower court order that had put the policy on hold. The court said Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan would have denied the request to stay the lower court's order. ABC

VOA VIEW: Good news.

NO-DEAL BREXIT 'MEANS HARD BORDER' - EUROPEAN COMMISSION

No deal makes hard border obvious, says EC spokesman, but Irish government calls that unacceptable. Margaritis Schinas made the comments at the commission's daily media briefing. If he was pushed to speculate what might happen in a no-deal scenario, he said, it was "pretty obvious you will have a hard border". However, the Irish government has repeated its stance that it will "not accept a hard border on this island". BBC

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ASTRONAUT PULLED FROM UPCOMING FLIGHT DUE TO MEDICAL ISSUES

NASA Astronaut Eric Boe has been pulled from a commercial crew test flight for medical reasons. Eric Boe, one of three astronauts assigned to the first piloted test flight of a Boeing CST-100 Starliner commercial crew ship later this year has been removed from the mission due to unspecified medical issues, NASA announced Tuesday. He will be replaced by veteran astronaut Mike Fincke. CBS

WHITE HOUSE STILL PREPARING FOR POSSIBLE STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS

It's unclear what President Trump will do, after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asked him to postpone the speech. The White House has asked the House sergeant-at-arms for a State of the Union walk through, according to a senior administration official, an indication that the White House is still interested in going ahead with the annual address. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has asked President Trump to postpone his speech or deliver it in writing due to the shutdown, although Mr. Trump has yet to officially respond. CBS

VOA VIEW: It should be in the House or big stadium.

THE FINANCIAL SHOCK FOR 800,000 FEDERAL WORKERS IS ABOUT TO GET MUCH WORSE AS THE SHUTDOWN DRAGS ON

If the shutdown continues through the week, Friday will mark the second federal paycheck missed by affected federal workers, whose household budgets have been completely upended. The financial shock is about to get much worse for government employees sidelined by the budget stalemate in Washington. CNBC

VOA VIEW: The shutdown will be 110% owned by Dems.

STARBUCKS SHARES ARE ABOUT TO HEAT UP ON EARNINGS THIS WEEK

Starbucks shares are heating up, and one top technical analyst is betting the stock is gearing up for an even bigger rally when it reports earnings later this week. The financial shock is about to get much worse for government employees sidelined by the budget stalemate in Washington. CNBC

THE PRESIDENT QUICKLY BECAME A DARLING OF THE NRA DURING THE 2016 CAMPAIGN. NOW, MUELLER'S TEAM WANTS TO DIG INTO THEIR TIES

Special counsel Robert Mueller's team has expressed interest in the Trump campaign's relationship with the National Rifle Association during the 2016 campaign."When I was interviewed by the special counsel's office, I was asked about the Trump campaign and our dealings with the NRA," Sam Nunberg, a former Trump campaign aide, told CNN. The special counsel's team was curious to learn more about how Donald Trump and his operatives first formed a relationship with the NRA and how Trump wound up speaking at the group's annual meeting in 2015, just months before announcing his presidential bid, Nunberg said. CNN

VOA VIEW: Mueller has gone mad.

MYSTERY COMPANY IN MUELLER-RELATED CASE IS WHOLLY-OWNED BY FOREIGN GOVERNMENT

An attempt before the Supreme Court for a company to dodge a grand jury subpoena related to the Mueller investigation revealed a new twist Tuesday: that the company is wholly owned by a foreign government. In essence, the foreign nation is fighting off the US Justice Department's attempt to collect information as it builds a criminal case. The development comes in a redacted petition the country filed with the Supreme Court that was made public Tuesday. CNN

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LOS ANGELES TEACHERS REACH TENTATIVE DEAL TO END STRIKE, COULD RETURN TO CLASSROOMS WEDNESDAY

A tentative deal was reached Tuesday between Los Angeles school officials and the teachers union that will allow educators to return to classrooms after a six-day strike against the nation's second-largest district, officials said. FOX News

THE GUARDIAN VIEW ON ISRAEL’S DEMOCRACY: KILLING WITH IMPUNITY, LYING WITHOUT CONSEQUENCE? | EDITORIAL

The late Amos Oz was right to say ‘even unavoidable occupation is a corrupting occupation’. Israeli voters should heed his wordsIn the last nine months of 2018, according to the United Nations, Palestinians – many of them children – were killed at the rate of around one a day while taking part in protests along Israel’s perimeter fence with Gaza about their right to return to ancestral homes. They included medics and journalists. Most of the dead were unarmed and posed no danger to anyone, with little more than rocks in their hands and slogans on their lips. Guardian

VOA VIEW: The Guardian is liberal trash.

VOTERS PREFER SEVEN TOP DEMOCRATS TO TRUMP IN 2020 RACE, SURVEY FINDS – LIVE

Trump trails Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, Beto O’Rourke, Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and Kirsten GillibrandSign up for the Guardian’s daily morning briefing 8.57pm GMT The US military said an American service member was killed by enemy fire in Afghanistan. No other details, including the service member’s name or branch, were released pending the notification of the family. The incident is being investigated, the military said. . Guardian

VOA VIEW: The liberal media did not learn their 2016 less - fools.

ISRAEL AIR FORCE STRIKING GAZA IN RESPONSE TO SNIPER FIRE

Reports said that the IAF has struck at least two targets in Gaza, one in the southern part and in the center. Jerusalem Post

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EX-U.S. MARINE JAILED IN RUSSIA FOR SPYING WAS MISLED: LAWYER

The lawyer for a former U.S. marine accused of spying by Russia said on Tuesday that his client had been misled before his arrest and believed that a thumb drive handed to him in a hotel room had contained holiday snaps rather than secret information. Reuters

WALL STREET ENDS DOWN, SNAPS FOUR-SESSION RALLY

U.S. stocks ended lower on Tuesday, snapping a four-session rally, as a gloomy global economic growth outlook, trade concerns and disappointing company forecasts dampened sentiment. Reuters

NEW UN BULLYING REPORT CALLS FOR ‘SAFE, INCLUSIVE’ SCHOOLS FOR ALL CHILDREN

The emotional and physical pain brought on by bullying can be excruciating, yet this behavior continues to abound in schools globally, according to a new report by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) that is calling for all children to have access to a "safe, inclusive” learning environment. . UN News

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GLOBAL ECONOMY TO SEE ‘STEADY’ GROWTH OF THREE PER CENT IN 2019 DESPITE RISKS, SAYS UN

The global economy grew at a “steady” 3.1 per cent last year and similar levels of growth are expected in 2019, but these headline figures mask growth that is uneven and often failing to reach where it is most needed, the UN’s chief economist warned on Monday. UN News

MEASLES OUTBREAK COMES ON HEELS OF SECOND WORST YEAR

Officials in Washington state have declared a measles outbreak after 22 people became infected this year, following the second worst year for measles nationwide. Measles was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000 due to its vaccination program, but new outbreaks have been caused by travelers who bring the virus back from other countries and spreads among people who are not vaccinated, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. UPI

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Robert Namer

DECEMBER 27, 2018

Dems are the cause of the government shut down. Senator Chuck Schumer lambasted President Donald Trump over his demand that American taxpayers pay for a border wall which has led to a partial government shutdown. In an exclusive interview with USA TODAY House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi accused President Donald Trump of using "scare tactics" to build support for his proposed U.S.-Mexican border wall, which she joked had been reduced from a giant, cement structure "to, I think, a beaded curtain."

Trump and congressional Democrats remained locked in a bitter stalemate Tuesday over billions of dollars in funding for the wall, which Trump said is necessary to end a partial government shutdown. Most lawmakers are home for the holiday, so a speedy resolution would amount to a Christmas miracle. While wishing a Merry Christmas to troops overseas, Trump said he doesn't know when the government shutdown will end. "Its a disgrace whats happening in our country," Trump said in the Oval Office. "But other than that, I wish everybody a very Merry Christmas."

Though congressional Democrats said they will not support money for a border wall, Trump said the United States needs "a wall, a fence, whatever they want to call it." The remarks underscore how dug in both the White House and congressional Democrats have become amid the shutdown that began Friday at midnight. The president kept a low profile on Christmas Eve, posting on Twitter that he was "alone" at the White House waiting for Democrats to agree to a deal to reopen federal agencies. The White House said Trump met with Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen about border security but provided no details about the discussion.

The big Trump surprise is his Midnight Tuesday trip to Iraq with the First Lady. This was a big positive play of all the soldiers.