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Thousands stage silent New Zealand march for shooting victims
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand - More than 10,000 people marched silently on Thursday, March 21, through the New Zealand city where the alleged shooter in last week's massacre had lived, as the country paid its respects to the 50 victims of the tragedy.
Marchers made their way through Dunedin to a rugby stadium where a total of about 15,000 people eventually gathered for a somber vigil, New Zealand media reported.
The marchers were joined by thousands more who had made their way there for ceremonies that included Maori incantations and Muslim prayers.
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Trump: I Wasn't Thanked for John McCain's Funeral
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Trump continues to affirm the opinion that he's nuts.
(Newser) - President Trump continued his feud with the late John McCain Wednesday, telling an audience at a tank factory in Ohio that he 'wasn't a fan' of the senator-and complaining that he was never thanked for approving his funeral seven months ago.
In Ohio, Trump also complained that he 'didn't get the job done for our great vets' and said he pushed a war in the Middle East 'so hard,' the Washington Post reports.
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Boeing Slips as Lawmakers Probe 737 MAX Crashes, Investigators Circle Planemaker - TheStreet
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Boeing Co. (BA) shares were indicated lower in pre-market trading Thursday amid reports that lawmakers, federal investigators and the Department of Justice are lining up to question executives at the world's biggest planemaker over two horrific crashes of its 737 MAX planes that killed nearly 350 passengers and raised serious safety concerns for the flagship aircraft.
"In light of the recent tragedy in Ethiopia and the subsequent grounding of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft, this hearing will examine challenges to the state of commercial aviation safety, including any specific concerns highlighted by recent accidents," the panel, which is led by Republican Senator Ted Cruz, said Wednesday, adding it would like, "in the near future, to hear from industry stakeholders that would include Boeing, other aviation manufacturers, airline pilots, and other stakeholders.".
The FAA said last week that "new evidence" collected at the ET302 crash site compelled it to ground all "Boeing 737 MAX aircraft operated by U.S. airlines or in U.S. territory", reversing an earlier statement on the plane's safety.
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How to Fix Texas Voter Turnout | Dallas Observer
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Given the narratives and media coverage that surrounded the Senate race between Sen. Ted Cruz and U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke, one could easily be forgiven for thinking that something snapped in Texas last fall.
In the past, when the Observer has looked at Texas' abysmal voter turnout, the experts we've talked to have cited the lack of competitive races in the state, leading to a less-than-robust voting culture.
That changed in 2018 - statewide races for U.S. Senate, attorney general and lieutenant governor were closer than they've been in decades - but Texas still had comparatively low turnout.
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Democratic super PAC launches $50 million effort to weaken Trump with core supporters
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WASHINGTON - One of the largest Democratic super PACs, American Bridge, is embarking on a $50 million effort designed to soften President Donald Trump's support among the group that cost Democrats the White House in 2016 - white working-class voters in the Upper Midwest.
Officials with the super PAC and its affiliated non-profit, founded by longtime operative David Brock, are on a nationwide fundraising tour to expand the group's budget nearly three-fold, from less than $30 million per two-year election cycle to $80 million for the 2020 campaign.
That $50 million expansion will go toward a massive paid advertising campaign on TV, digital, and radio, officials said, as well as other efforts to persuade rural and exurban voters in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania - with the possible addition of Florida - that Trump has been harmful for their economic interests.
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Egyptian ex-soccer star subject to imprisonment in Saudi Arabia - Middle East Monitor
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Saudi Arabia Al-Wehda football team's former Egyptian tactician Ahmed Hossam, known as “Mido,” is subject to one year in prison, official Saudi media reported yesterday.
According to the Article 3 of the Saudi anti-crime laws, the lawyer explained, anyone who violates the private life of another through smartphones was subject to “one-year imprisonment and a 500,000 Saudi riyal fine, or one of the two penalties.”.
“The board of Al-Wehda club have decided the dismissal of the football team's Egyptian tactician Ahmed Hossam 'Mido' and the club would like to thank him for his time with the team,” the Saudi club posted on Twitter.
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