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Новости за 21.09.2017

TheRepublic.com 

AP FACT CHECK: Trump and the fog over pre-existing maladies

WASHINGTON — Who’s right — President Donald Trump and Sen. Bill Cassidy, or late-night host Jimmy Kimmel? None has really captured the complexity of the debate over who might lose insurance protections in the latest Republican health care bill. But of the three, the TV guy is the hardest to refute. Trump insists in a

New York Post 

‘Lego Ninjago Movie’ is still pretty awesome

Everything is still mostly awesome. While dreck such as “The Emoji Movie” and “Cars 3” treats kids’ impressionable brains like garbage dumps, the “Lego Movie” series — clever, heartwarming and hilarious — rises above. The latest, “The Lego Ninjago Movie,” is a chip off the old blocks. Now, the city of Ninjago is under siege...

News.com.au 

Niall Horan SPOTTED at Harry Styles Concert, One Direction Fans Go NUTS!

Harry Styles has kicked off his first world tour as a solo artist, but that’s not why people are freaking out and crying tears of joy! There were thousands of fans in attendance including none of than NIALL HORAN! Comment below with your thoughts on Niall’s unexpected drop in at Harry’s concert!

News.com.au 

Opinion Journal: Trump’s U.N. Warning

American Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow John Bolton analyzes the President’s address to the General Assembly. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Sputnik International 

US Strategic Command: We Assume North Korea Has Nuclear ICBM

North Korea’s nuclear program is on the verge of developing accurate nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) that can strike the US mainland, according to the commander of US Strategic Command.

McClatchy DC Bureau 

New potential burden for Houston homeowners: higher taxes

As Houston recovers from Harvey's devastating flooding, many homeowners could be asked to shoulder an added financial burden: higher taxes on the same houses they are struggling to rebuild. Mayor … Click to Continue »

TheRepublic.com 

6th person accused of defrauding Dolly Parton wildfire fund

GATLINBURG, Tenn. — A sixth person has been accused in a scheme to defraud a fund established by famed country music artist Dolly Parton for victims affected by deadly Tennessee wildfires last year. The Knoxville News Sentinel reports a grand jury returned an indictment on Sept. 12 alleging a woman conspired to steal $10,000 from