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Next plague outbreak in Madagascar could be 'stronger': WHO Geneva - The World Health Organisation chief on Wednesday said a deadly plague epidemic appeared to have been brought under control in Madagascar, but warned the next outbreak would likely be stronger.
"The next transmission could be more pronounced or stronger," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters in Geneva, insisting that "the issue is serious.
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Next plague outbreak in Madagascar could be 'stronger': WHO Geneva - The World Health Organisation chief on Wednesday said a deadly plague epidemic appeared to have been brought under control in Madagascar, but warned the next outbreak would likely be stronger.
"The next transmission could be more pronounced or stronger," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters in Geneva, insisting that "the issue is serious.
" An outbreak of both bubonic plague, which is spread by infected rats via flea bites, and pneumonic plague, spread person to person, has killed more than 200 people in the Indian Ocean island nation since August.
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"The next transmission could be more pronounced or stronger," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters in Geneva, insisting that "the issue is serious.
" An outbreak of both bubonic plague, which is spread by infected rats via flea bites, and pneumonic plague, spread person to person, has killed more than 200 people in the Indian Ocean island nation since August.
Madagascar has suffered bubonic plague outbreaks almost every year since 1980, often caused by rats fleeing forest fires.
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" An outbreak of both bubonic plague, which is spread by infected rats via flea bites, and pneumonic plague, spread person to person, has killed more than 200 people in the Indian Ocean island nation since August.
Madagascar has suffered bubonic plague outbreaks almost every year since 1980, often caused by rats fleeing forest fires.
The disease tends to make a comeback each hot rainy season, from September to April.
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Madagascar has suffered bubonic plague outbreaks almost every year since 1980, often caused by rats fleeing forest fires.
The disease tends to make a comeback each hot rainy season, from September to April.
On average, between 300 and 600 infections are recorded every year among a population approaching 25 million people, according to a UN estimate.
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The disease tends to make a comeback each hot rainy season, from September to April.
On average, between 300 and 600 infections are recorded every year among a population approaching 25 million people, according to a UN estimate.
But Tedros voiced alarm that "plague in Madagascar behaved in a very, very different way this year.
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On average, between 300 and 600 infections are recorded every year among a population approaching 25 million people, according to a UN estimate.
But Tedros voiced alarm that "plague in Madagascar behaved in a very, very different way this year.
" Cases sprang up far earlier than usual and, instead of being confined to the countryside, the disease infiltrated towns.
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But Tedros voiced alarm that "plague in Madagascar behaved in a very, very different way this year.
" Cases sprang up far earlier than usual and, instead of being confined to the countryside, the disease infiltrated towns.
The authorities recorded more than 2 000 cases, and Tedros said Wednesday the death toll stood at 207.
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" Cases sprang up far earlier than usual and, instead of being confined to the countryside, the disease infiltrated towns.
The authorities recorded more than 2 000 cases, and Tedros said Wednesday the death toll stood at 207.
He also pointed to the presence of the pneumonic version, which spreads more easily and is more virulent, in the latest outbreak.
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The authorities recorded more than 2 000 cases, and Tedros said Wednesday the death toll stood at 207.
He also pointed to the presence of the pneumonic version, which spreads more easily and is more virulent, in the latest outbreak.
He praised the rapid response from WHO and Madagascar authorities that helped bring the outbreak under control, but warned that the danger was not over.
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He also pointed to the presence of the pneumonic version, which spreads more easily and is more virulent, in the latest outbreak.
He praised the rapid response from WHO and Madagascar authorities that helped bring the outbreak under control, but warned that the danger was not over.
The larger-than-usual outbreak had helped spread the bacteria that causes the plague more widely.
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He praised the rapid response from WHO and Madagascar authorities that helped bring the outbreak under control, but warned that the danger was not over.
The larger-than-usual outbreak had helped spread the bacteria that causes the plague more widely.
This along with poor sanitation and vector control on Madagascar meant that "when (the plague) comes again it starts from more stock, and the magnitude in the next transmission could be higher than the one that we saw," Tedros said.
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The larger-than-usual outbreak had helped spread the bacteria that causes the plague more widely.
This along with poor sanitation and vector control on Madagascar meant that "when (the plague) comes again it starts from more stock, and the magnitude in the next transmission could be higher than the one that we saw," Tedros said.
"That means that Madagascar could be affected more, and not only that, it could even spill over into neighbouring countries and beyond," he warned.
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This along with poor sanitation and vector control on Madagascar meant that "when (the plague) comes again it starts from more stock, and the magnitude in the next transmission could be higher than the one that we saw," Tedros said.
"That means that Madagascar could be affected more, and not only that, it could even spill over into neighbouring countries and beyond," he warned.
Complicating vector control is the fact that the fleas that carry the Yersinia pestis bacteria that causes the plague have proven to be widely resistant to chemicals and insecticides.
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"That means that Madagascar could be affected more, and not only that, it could even spill over into neighbouring countries and beyond," he warned.
Complicating vector control is the fact that the fleas that carry the Yersinia pestis bacteria that causes the plague have proven to be widely resistant to chemicals and insecticides.
"That's a dangerous combination," Tedros said.
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Complicating vector control is the fact that the fleas that carry the Yersinia pestis bacteria that causes the plague have proven to be widely resistant to chemicals and insecticides.
"That's a dangerous combination," Tedros said.
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US bloggers banned from entering UK Two prominent US bloggers have been banned from entering the UK, the Home Office has said.
Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer co-founded anti-Muslim group Stop Islamization of America.
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US bloggers banned from entering UK Two prominent US bloggers have been banned from entering the UK, the Home Office has said.
Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer co-founded anti-Muslim group Stop Islamization of America.
They were due to speak at an English Defence League march in Woolwich, where Drummer Lee Rigby was killed.
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Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer co-founded anti-Muslim group Stop Islamization of America.
They were due to speak at an English Defence League march in Woolwich, where Drummer Lee Rigby was killed.
A government spokesman said individuals whose presence "is not conducive to the public good" could be excluded by the home secretary.
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They were due to speak at an English Defence League march in Woolwich, where Drummer Lee Rigby was killed.
A government spokesman said individuals whose presence "is not conducive to the public good" could be excluded by the home secretary.
He added: "We condemn all those whose behaviours and views run counter to our shared values and will not stand for extremism in any form." 'Right decision' Ms Geller, of the Atlas Shrugs blog, and Mr Spencer, of Jihad Watch, are also co-founders of the American Freedom Defense Initiative, best known for a pro-Israel "...
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A government spokesman said individuals whose presence "is not conducive to the public good" could be excluded by the home secretary.
He added: "We condemn all those whose behaviours and views run counter to our shared values and will not stand for extremism in any form." 'Right decision' Ms Geller, of the Atlas Shrugs blog, and Mr Spencer, of Jihad Watch, are also co-founders of the American Freedom Defense Initiative, best known for a pro-Israel "...
On both of their blogs the pair called their bans from entering the UK "a striking blow against freedom" and said the "the nation that gave the world the Magna Carta is dead".
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He added: "We condemn all those whose behaviours and views run counter to our shared values and will not stand for extremism in any form." 'Right decision' Ms Geller, of the Atlas Shrugs blog, and Mr Spencer, of Jihad Watch, are also co-founders of the American Freedom Defense Initiative, best known for a pro-Israel "...
On both of their blogs the pair called their bans from entering the UK "a striking blow against freedom" and said the "the nation that gave the world the Magna Carta is dead".
They were due to attend a march planned by the far-right EDL to mark Armed Forces Day on 29 June, ending in Woolwich, south east London, where soldier Drummer Rigby was murdered last month.
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On both of their blogs the pair called their bans from entering the UK "a striking blow against freedom" and said the "the nation that gave the world the Magna Carta is dead".
They were due to attend a march planned by the far-right EDL to mark Armed Forces Day on 29 June, ending in Woolwich, south east London, where soldier Drummer Rigby was murdered last month.
Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, who had called for the bloggers to be banned from the UK, said: "I welcome the home secretary's ban on Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer from entering the country.
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They were due to attend a march planned by the far-right EDL to mark Armed Forces Day on 29 June, ending in Woolwich, south east London, where soldier Drummer Rigby was murdered last month.
Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, who had called for the bloggers to be banned from the UK, said: "I welcome the home secretary's ban on Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer from entering the country.
This is the right decision.
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Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, who had called for the bloggers to be banned from the UK, said: "I welcome the home secretary's ban on Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer from entering the country.
This is the right decision.
The UK should never become a stage for inflammatory speakers who promote hate.
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This is the right decision.
The UK should never become a stage for inflammatory speakers who promote hate.
" EDL leader Tommy Robinson, meanwhile, criticised the decision and said Ms Geller and Mr Spencer were coming to the UK to lay flowers at the place where Drummer Rigby died.
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The UK should never become a stage for inflammatory speakers who promote hate.
" EDL leader Tommy Robinson, meanwhile, criticised the decision and said Ms Geller and Mr Spencer were coming to the UK to lay flowers at the place where Drummer Rigby died.
"It's embarrassing for this so-called land of democracy and freedom of speech," he said.
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" EDL leader Tommy Robinson, meanwhile, criticised the decision and said Ms Geller and Mr Spencer were coming to the UK to lay flowers at the place where Drummer Rigby died.
"It's embarrassing for this so-called land of democracy and freedom of speech," he said.
"How many hate preachers are living in this country?
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"It's embarrassing for this so-called land of democracy and freedom of speech," he said.
"How many hate preachers are living in this country?
It just shows what sort of a two-tier system we have here.
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"How many hate preachers are living in this country?
It just shows what sort of a two-tier system we have here.
" 'Foster hatred' Anti-fascism campaigners Hope Not Hate had campaigned for the pair to not be allowed into the UK.
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It just shows what sort of a two-tier system we have here.
" 'Foster hatred' Anti-fascism campaigners Hope Not Hate had campaigned for the pair to not be allowed into the UK.
A researcher with the organisation, Matthew Collins, said it was "delighted" with the decision.
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" 'Foster hatred' Anti-fascism campaigners Hope Not Hate had campaigned for the pair to not be allowed into the UK.
A researcher with the organisation, Matthew Collins, said it was "delighted" with the decision.
"These two are among some of the most extreme anti-Muslim activists in the world.
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A researcher with the organisation, Matthew Collins, said it was "delighted" with the decision.
"These two are among some of the most extreme anti-Muslim activists in the world.
They've nothing to contribute to life in this country.
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"These two are among some of the most extreme anti-Muslim activists in the world.
They've nothing to contribute to life in this country.
"They're not here to contribute to good community relations.
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They've nothing to contribute to life in this country.
"They're not here to contribute to good community relations.
They only wanted to come here and help the EDL stir up more trouble.
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"They're not here to contribute to good community relations.
They only wanted to come here and help the EDL stir up more trouble.
Britain doesn't need more hate even just for a few days.
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They only wanted to come here and help the EDL stir up more trouble.
Britain doesn't need more hate even just for a few days.
" Mr Spencer put up a copy of what appears to be the exclusion decision from the Home Office on the Jihad Watch website, while Ms Geller posted a copy of her letter on her website, Atlas Shrugs.
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Britain doesn't need more hate even just for a few days.
" Mr Spencer put up a copy of what appears to be the exclusion decision from the Home Office on the Jihad Watch website, while Ms Geller posted a copy of her letter on her website, Atlas Shrugs.
The letters, both dated Tuesday, claim that both activists have fallen within the scope of a list of unacceptable behaviours by making statements which may "foster hatred" and lead to "inter-community violence" in the UK.
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" Mr Spencer put up a copy of what appears to be the exclusion decision from the Home Office on the Jihad Watch website, while Ms Geller posted a copy of her letter on her website, Atlas Shrugs.
The letters, both dated Tuesday, claim that both activists have fallen within the scope of a list of unacceptable behaviours by making statements which may "foster hatred" and lead to "inter-community violence" in the UK.
Both letters gave examples of anti-Muslim views stated by both and went on to say that should they be allowed to enter the UK the home secretary believes they would "continue to espouse such views".
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The letters, both dated Tuesday, claim that both activists have fallen within the scope of a list of unacceptable behaviours by making statements which may "foster hatred" and lead to "inter-community violence" in the UK.
Both letters gave examples of anti-Muslim views stated by both and went on to say that should they be allowed to enter the UK the home secretary believes they would "continue to espouse such views".
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U.S. judge frees Indonesian immigrant held by Trump order A U.S. judge on Wednesday ordered the release of an illegal immigrant who is among 47 Indonesians in New Hampshire challenging the Trump administration’s order to deport them.
SPONSORED Rombot, part of a wave of Indonesian Christians who fled their country following deadly riots in 1998, learned of the policy change when he appeared for an Aug. 1 check-in with ICE and was arrested.
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U.S. judge frees Indonesian immigrant held by Trump order A U.S. judge on Wednesday ordered the release of an illegal immigrant who is among 47 Indonesians in New Hampshire challenging the Trump administration’s order to deport them.
SPONSORED Rombot, part of a wave of Indonesian Christians who fled their country following deadly riots in 1998, learned of the policy change when he appeared for an Aug. 1 check-in with ICE and was arrested.
“He walks out of the courthouse right now,” Chief U.S. District Judge Patti Saris said after concluding that Rombot’s detention violated his rights.
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SPONSORED Rombot, part of a wave of Indonesian Christians who fled their country following deadly riots in 1998, learned of the policy change when he appeared for an Aug. 1 check-in with ICE and was arrested.
“He walks out of the courthouse right now,” Chief U.S. District Judge Patti Saris said after concluding that Rombot’s detention violated his rights.
He walked out of the U.S. District Court in Boston in his blue jail scrubs, without a chance to change into street clothes.
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“He walks out of the courthouse right now,” Chief U.S. District Judge Patti Saris said after concluding that Rombot’s detention violated his rights.
He walked out of the U.S. District Court in Boston in his blue jail scrubs, without a chance to change into street clothes.
Rombot’s lawyers said he was arrested despite a 2015 letter from ICE saying he would have a chance to prepare for an “orderly” departure.
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He walked out of the U.S. District Court in Boston in his blue jail scrubs, without a chance to change into street clothes.
Rombot’s lawyers said he was arrested despite a 2015 letter from ICE saying he would have a chance to prepare for an “orderly” departure.
The judge cited that letter during Wednesday’s hearing in holding that Rombot’s detention despite ICE’s previous guidance violated his due process rights under the U.S. Constitution.
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Rombot’s lawyers said he was arrested despite a 2015 letter from ICE saying he would have a chance to prepare for an “orderly” departure.
The judge cited that letter during Wednesday’s hearing in holding that Rombot’s detention despite ICE’s previous guidance violated his due process rights under the U.S. Constitution.
“This is what intent was, that he would be given the opportunity to leave under his own steam and not under shackles,” she said.
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The judge cited that letter during Wednesday’s hearing in holding that Rombot’s detention despite ICE’s previous guidance violated his due process rights under the U.S. Constitution.
“This is what intent was, that he would be given the opportunity to leave under his own steam and not under shackles,” she said.
Outside the courtroom, Rombot said: “I just want to say thank you to my attorney, my pastor and all of my friends.”
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“This is what intent was, that he would be given the opportunity to leave under his own steam and not under shackles,” she said.
Outside the courtroom, Rombot said: “I just want to say thank you to my attorney, my pastor and all of my friends.”
The U.S. Attorney’s office is considering an appeal, a spokeswoman said.
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Outside the courtroom, Rombot said: “I just want to say thank you to my attorney, my pastor and all of my friends.”
The U.S. Attorney’s office is considering an appeal, a spokeswoman said.
ICE officials said the arrangement had always been a temporary one and that the agency always had discretion to deport the people covered by the arrangement.
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The U.S. Attorney’s office is considering an appeal, a spokeswoman said.
ICE officials said the arrangement had always been a temporary one and that the agency always had discretion to deport the people covered by the arrangement.
The Indonesians are part of an ethnic community of about 2,000 people clustered around the city of Dover in New Hampshire’s seacoast region.
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ICE officials said the arrangement had always been a temporary one and that the agency always had discretion to deport the people covered by the arrangement.
The Indonesians are part of an ethnic community of about 2,000 people clustered around the city of Dover in New Hampshire’s seacoast region.
Members of the group and advocates say they fear they could face discrimination or violence if forced to return to the world’s largest Muslim-majority country.
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The Indonesians are part of an ethnic community of about 2,000 people clustered around the city of Dover in New Hampshire’s seacoast region.
Members of the group and advocates say they fear they could face discrimination or violence if forced to return to the world’s largest Muslim-majority country.
Their cause has drawn the support of Republican Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire’s all-Democratic congressional delegation, including U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen.
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Members of the group and advocates say they fear they could face discrimination or violence if forced to return to the world’s largest Muslim-majority country.
Their cause has drawn the support of Republican Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire’s all-Democratic congressional delegation, including U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen.
Saris previously ordered a stay to the deportations.
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Their cause has drawn the support of Republican Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire’s all-Democratic congressional delegation, including U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen.
Saris previously ordered a stay to the deportations.
She is currently weighing whether she can order a longer delay to give the affected people time to renew their efforts to gain legal status.
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Saris previously ordered a stay to the deportations.
She is currently weighing whether she can order a longer delay to give the affected people time to renew their efforts to gain legal status.
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Here are all the sexual misconduct accusations against Sen. Al Franken Sen. Al Franken announced his resignationon the Senate floor Thursday morning, as Democratic calls for his resignation mount following the latest sexual misconduct accusations against him.
About 30 Senate Democrats, starting with women, have urged the Minnesota Democrat to step down.
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Here are all the sexual misconduct accusations against Sen. Al Franken Sen. Al Franken announced his resignationon the Senate floor Thursday morning, as Democratic calls for his resignation mount following the latest sexual misconduct accusations against him.
About 30 Senate Democrats, starting with women, have urged the Minnesota Democrat to step down.
Franken on Thursday denied most of the allegations, which started to surface last month.
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About 30 Senate Democrats, starting with women, have urged the Minnesota Democrat to step down.
Franken on Thursday denied most of the allegations, which started to surface last month.
Here are the eight accusations he faces: Leeann Tweeden, a radio news anchor, says Franken groped and forcibly kissed her during a USO tour in 2006, before the former comedian was a senator.
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Franken on Thursday denied most of the allegations, which started to surface last month.
Here are the eight accusations he faces: Leeann Tweeden, a radio news anchor, says Franken groped and forcibly kissed her during a USO tour in 2006, before the former comedian was a senator.
She says Franken "aggressively stuck his tongue in my mouth" when the pair rehearsed a skit that featured a kiss.
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Here are the eight accusations he faces: Leeann Tweeden, a radio news anchor, says Franken groped and forcibly kissed her during a USO tour in 2006, before the former comedian was a senator.
She says Franken "aggressively stuck his tongue in my mouth" when the pair rehearsed a skit that featured a kiss.
A photo also surfaced showing Franken looking at a camera while pretending to grab Tweeden's breasts as she was sleeping while clothed.
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She says Franken "aggressively stuck his tongue in my mouth" when the pair rehearsed a skit that featured a kiss.
A photo also surfaced showing Franken looking at a camera while pretending to grab Tweeden's breasts as she was sleeping while clothed.
The senator apologized for the photo but said he remembered the skit incident differently.
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A photo also surfaced showing Franken looking at a camera while pretending to grab Tweeden's breasts as she was sleeping while clothed.
The senator apologized for the photo but said he remembered the skit incident differently.
Lindsay Menz says Franken grabbed her buttocks when the pair posed for a photo at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.
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The senator apologized for the photo but said he remembered the skit incident differently.
Lindsay Menz says Franken grabbed her buttocks when the pair posed for a photo at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.
Franken later said he did not remember taking the picture but "felt badly" that Menz felt disrespected.
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Lindsay Menz says Franken grabbed her buttocks when the pair posed for a photo at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.
Franken later said he did not remember taking the picture but "felt badly" that Menz felt disrespected.
Two other unidentified women told HuffPost that Franken grabbed their buttocks at separate events in 2007 and 2008.
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Franken later said he did not remember taking the picture but "felt badly" that Menz felt disrespected.
Two other unidentified women told HuffPost that Franken grabbed their buttocks at separate events in 2007 and 2008.
One of the women says Franken suggested that he and she should go to the bathroom together.
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Two other unidentified women told HuffPost that Franken grabbed their buttocks at separate events in 2007 and 2008.
One of the women says Franken suggested that he and she should go to the bathroom together.
Franken said he did not remember the events and denied asking anyone to visit the bathroom with him.
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One of the women says Franken suggested that he and she should go to the bathroom together.
Franken said he did not remember the events and denied asking anyone to visit the bathroom with him.
Stephanie Kemplin, an Army veteran, says Franken put his hand on her breast during a USO tour in 2003.
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Franken said he did not remember the events and denied asking anyone to visit the bathroom with him.
Stephanie Kemplin, an Army veteran, says Franken put his hand on her breast during a USO tour in 2003.
In a statement following that accusation, Franken's office said he has not "intentionally engage in" the "kind of conduct" described.
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Stephanie Kemplin, an Army veteran, says Franken put his hand on her breast during a USO tour in 2003.
In a statement following that accusation, Franken's office said he has not "intentionally engage in" the "kind of conduct" described.
A woman described as a "former elected official in New England" told the Jezebel website that Franken tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an event in 2006.
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In a statement following that accusation, Franken's office said he has not "intentionally engage in" the "kind of conduct" described.
A woman described as a "former elected official in New England" told the Jezebel website that Franken tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an event in 2006.
The senator has not appeared to respond specifically to the allegation.
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A woman described as a "former elected official in New England" told the Jezebel website that Franken tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an event in 2006.
The senator has not appeared to respond specifically to the allegation.
An unnamed former Democratic congressional aide told Politico that the senator tried to forcibly kiss her after he taped a radio show in 2006.
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The senator has not appeared to respond specifically to the allegation.
An unnamed former Democratic congressional aide told Politico that the senator tried to forcibly kiss her after he taped a radio show in 2006.
She says she avoided the kiss, then heard Franken say "it's my right as an entertainer.
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An unnamed former Democratic congressional aide told Politico that the senator tried to forcibly kiss her after he taped a radio show in 2006.
She says she avoided the kiss, then heard Franken say "it's my right as an entertainer.
" Franken called the allegation "categorically not true.
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She says she avoided the kiss, then heard Franken say "it's my right as an entertainer.
" Franken called the allegation "categorically not true.
" Tina Dupuy writes in The Atlantic that Franken put his hand around her waist while the pair posed for a photo and squeezed "at least twice" during an event in 2009.
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" Franken called the allegation "categorically not true.
" Tina Dupuy writes in The Atlantic that Franken put his hand around her waist while the pair posed for a photo and squeezed "at least twice" during an event in 2009.
The senator has not specifically responded to that allegation.
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" Tina Dupuy writes in The Atlantic that Franken put his hand around her waist while the pair posed for a photo and squeezed "at least twice" during an event in 2009.
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Dallas Police Dept. fires officer who killed Botham Jean in his apartment The Dallas Police Department fired Officer Amber Guyger on Monday, two weeks after she was charged in the fatal shooting of her neighbor.
This contradicted the police chief’s recent statements that she was unable to discipline the officer while a criminal investigation proceeded.
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Dallas Police Dept. fires officer who killed Botham Jean in his apartment The Dallas Police Department fired Officer Amber Guyger on Monday, two weeks after she was charged in the fatal shooting of her neighbor.
This contradicted the police chief’s recent statements that she was unable to discipline the officer while a criminal investigation proceeded.
Guyger allegedly walked into the apartment of the neighbor, Botham Jean, and fatally shot him Sept 6. When she was arrested three days later on manslaughter charges, Guyger said she confused Jean’s home for her own, confused Jean for an intruder, and shot him when he refused her commands, according to court documents....
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This contradicted the police chief’s recent statements that she was unable to discipline the officer while a criminal investigation proceeded.
Guyger allegedly walked into the apartment of the neighbor, Botham Jean, and fatally shot him Sept 6. When she was arrested three days later on manslaughter charges, Guyger said she confused Jean’s home for her own, confused Jean for an intruder, and shot him when he refused her commands, according to court documents....
The victim’s family has disputed her account and said she had knocked on Jean’s door before killing him.
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Guyger allegedly walked into the apartment of the neighbor, Botham Jean, and fatally shot him Sept 6. When she was arrested three days later on manslaughter charges, Guyger said she confused Jean’s home for her own, confused Jean for an intruder, and shot him when he refused her commands, according to court documents....
The victim’s family has disputed her account and said she had knocked on Jean’s door before killing him.
The incident — one of more than 700 police killings counted by The Washington Post this year — sparked criticism against the police department, which waited days to arrest Guyger, then went weeks without disciplining her even though she was placed on leave.
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The victim’s family has disputed her account and said she had knocked on Jean’s door before killing him.
The incident — one of more than 700 police killings counted by The Washington Post this year — sparked criticism against the police department, which waited days to arrest Guyger, then went weeks without disciplining her even though she was placed on leave.
“The delay raised questions about why investigators held off on arresting the officer and about whether law enforcement authorities were showing deferential treatment for one of their own,” Kristine Phillips and Deanna Paul wrote for The Post.
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The incident — one of more than 700 police killings counted by The Washington Post this year — sparked criticism against the police department, which waited days to arrest Guyger, then went weeks without disciplining her even though she was placed on leave.
“The delay raised questions about why investigators held off on arresting the officer and about whether law enforcement authorities were showing deferential treatment for one of their own,” Kristine Phillips and Deanna Paul wrote for The Post.
After repeated protests, Police Chief U. Reneé Hall gave contradictory explanations last week for why she could not fire the officer.
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“The delay raised questions about why investigators held off on arresting the officer and about whether law enforcement authorities were showing deferential treatment for one of their own,” Kristine Phillips and Deanna Paul wrote for The Post.
After repeated protests, Police Chief U. Reneé Hall gave contradictory explanations last week for why she could not fire the officer.
She told a town hall that “local, state and federal laws prohibit me from taking action,” according to ABC affiliate WFAA.
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After repeated protests, Police Chief U. Reneé Hall gave contradictory explanations last week for why she could not fire the officer.
She told a town hall that “local, state and federal laws prohibit me from taking action,” according to ABC affiliate WFAA.
Two days later, the Dallas Morning News reported that police could fire Guyger but did not plan to review her employment until a criminal investigation wrapped up — probably months away.
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She told a town hall that “local, state and federal laws prohibit me from taking action,” according to ABC affiliate WFAA.
Two days later, the Dallas Morning News reported that police could fire Guyger but did not plan to review her employment until a criminal investigation wrapped up — probably months away.
In a statement, Hall said that any disciplinary investigation would risk compromising the criminal case.
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Two days later, the Dallas Morning News reported that police could fire Guyger but did not plan to review her employment until a criminal investigation wrapped up — probably months away.
In a statement, Hall said that any disciplinary investigation would risk compromising the criminal case.
“That is not a risk I am willing to take,” she said.
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In a statement, Hall said that any disciplinary investigation would risk compromising the criminal case.
“That is not a risk I am willing to take,” she said.
Police did not explain what changed by Monday, when the department announced that an internal-affairs investigation had been launched and already “concluded” that Guyger’s arrest was a fireable offense.
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“That is not a risk I am willing to take,” she said.
Police did not explain what changed by Monday, when the department announced that an internal-affairs investigation had been launched and already “concluded” that Guyger’s arrest was a fireable offense.
The officer, who was hired in late 2013, was terminated during a hearing Monday morning “for her actions.”
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Police did not explain what changed by Monday, when the department announced that an internal-affairs investigation had been launched and already “concluded” that Guyger’s arrest was a fireable offense.
The officer, who was hired in late 2013, was terminated during a hearing Monday morning “for her actions.”
The statement notes that Guyger can appeal her firing.
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The officer, who was hired in late 2013, was terminated during a hearing Monday morning “for her actions.”
The statement notes that Guyger can appeal her firing.
Police did not comment on whether Hall is still worried that the termination might affect the criminal investigation.
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The statement notes that Guyger can appeal her firing.
Police did not comment on whether Hall is still worried that the termination might affect the criminal investigation.
As Paul wrote for The Post, the more significant legal questions are whether Guyger is prosecuted as a police officer or civilian and whether a jury decides she acted reasonably in using deadly force.
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Police did not comment on whether Hall is still worried that the termination might affect the criminal investigation.
As Paul wrote for The Post, the more significant legal questions are whether Guyger is prosecuted as a police officer or civilian and whether a jury decides she acted reasonably in using deadly force.
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Kavanaugh Nomination Is Exploding in Trump’s Face The president is doubling down on an increasingly risky candidate.
Justice Anthony Kennedy gave President Donald Trump the biggest political gift possible when he announced his resignation in the spring.
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Kavanaugh Nomination Is Exploding in Trump’s Face The president is doubling down on an increasingly risky candidate.
Justice Anthony Kennedy gave President Donald Trump the biggest political gift possible when he announced his resignation in the spring.
Even though not everything that’s gone wrong is Trump’s fault, he has managed to make a complete hash of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to fill the empty seat on the court.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy gave President Donald Trump the biggest political gift possible when he announced his resignation in the spring.
Even though not everything that’s gone wrong is Trump’s fault, he has managed to make a complete hash of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to fill the empty seat on the court.
It’s a good example of how badly Trump does his job more than a year and a half into his administration.
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Even though not everything that’s gone wrong is Trump’s fault, he has managed to make a complete hash of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to fill the empty seat on the court.
It’s a good example of how badly Trump does his job more than a year and a half into his administration.
To begin with, Trump has outsourced his judicial nominations to outside, party-aligned groups, the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society.
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It’s a good example of how badly Trump does his job more than a year and a half into his administration.
To begin with, Trump has outsourced his judicial nominations to outside, party-aligned groups, the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society.
That included an unusually central role for the Federalist Society’s Leonard Leo.
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To begin with, Trump has outsourced his judicial nominations to outside, party-aligned groups, the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society.
That included an unusually central role for the Federalist Society’s Leonard Leo.
That wasn’t entirely a Trump mistake.
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That included an unusually central role for the Federalist Society’s Leonard Leo.
That wasn’t entirely a Trump mistake.
His decision during the campaign to release a list of potential justices drafted by Leo reflected the reality-TV star’s weakness as a presidential candidate.
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That wasn’t entirely a Trump mistake.
His decision during the campaign to release a list of potential justices drafted by Leo reflected the reality-TV star’s weakness as a presidential candidate.
The party was worried that Trump might turn out not to be a conservative; to reassure them, he publicly committed to their top goal.
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