Sunday, November 11, 2018

Evening Edition: In remembrance of World War I, Macron denounces nationalism as a ‘betrayal of patriotism’

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In remembrance of World War I, Macron denounces nationalism as a 'betrayal of patriotism'
French President Emmanuel Macron's words during a solemn Armistice Day ceremony were intended for a global audience. But they also represented a pointed rebuke to President Trump, Russian President Vladi­mir Putin and others among the more than 60 world leaders in attendance.
California wildfire threatens to become deadliest in state history
The Camp Fire in the Sierra Nevada foothills has killed 23 people in three days, with more than 100 people unaccounted for in a charred swath of land larger than Detroit. High temperatures and gusty winds made the weather optimal for the Northern California fire to spread for at least another day.
 
Trump does know acting attorney general Whitaker, Conway says
White House counselor Kellyanne Conway's comments came two days after President Trump sought to distance himself from his handpicked acting attorney general by claiming he didn't personally know him.
 
 
Murder With Impunity
Sacramento's solution to stopping homicides before they happen: 'Life maps' and cash incentives
In Sacramento, the normal enforcement and outreach strategies to fight gang violence were not working. Enter a radical program called Advance Peace, which uses a combination of mentoring and financial incentives. Officials hope it will help turn the tide, but critics are wary.
 
Will Fox News survive as a house united? A look at the cable network's ongoing drama in the Trump era.
The channel's news anchors are butting heads with its big-name pundits, who are avid promoters of President Trump.
 
'People need to come back': Future of quaint, beachfront town at risk after Hurricane Michael
The mayor of Mexico Beach worries that residents won't return after the town was flattened by the monster storm.
 
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Top Obama-era officials urge immediate end to U.S. involvement in Yemen war
More than two dozen former officials acknowledge their role in steering the United States into the conflict but say the Trump administration has "doubled down."
 
Dan Crenshaw started the week as a punchline and ended it as a star. The real story came before that.
How the Navy SEAL with an eye patch came out of nowhere to become the GOP's most promising newcomer.
 
California massacre sparks gun debate — again — with a community torn over the path forward
In a state that already has strict gun laws, some believe in more gun control, others want to arm the public. Some are resigned to the status quo in an age of gun violence.
 
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Sessions, De Niro and Adele: SNL's cold open brings back a guest star (and packs a punch)
After being criticized for using too many guest stars last year, SNL's choice to bring back De Niro is interesting.
 
How poppies became a symbol of WWI devastation
The custom of wearing paper poppies to remember that cost has waned in the United States but remains strong in Britain.
 
 
A video shows Tucker Carlson cursing during a bar scuffle. He says he was defending his daughter.
A country club patron said he may pursue criminal charges against the Fox News host, according to his attorney, Michael Avenatti. Carlson denies assaulting the man and accused him of provoking the scuffle.
 
Redskins earn an ugly 16-3 win over the Buccaneers, remain in first place in the NFC East
Washington was outgained but forced four critical turnovers in a hard-fought victory.
 
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