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Stephen Feller MOSCOW, Oct. 9 (UPI) -- Tensions continue to rise between the U.S. and Russia with Russia's foreign minister saying recent U.S. actions and statements threaten his country's security.

Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com NYT > Home Page "Latest News - UPI.com" - 1 new article Russia: U.S. actions a threat to our national security Stephen Feller MOSCOW, Oct. 9 (UPI) -- Tensions continue to rise between the U.S. and Russia with Russia's foreign minister saying recent U.S. actions and statements threaten his country's security.      • Email to a friend •

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Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton accused each other of mistreating women and signaled that the final month of the presidential race would be an ugly political brawl.

Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com NYT > Home Page "NYT > Home Page" - 17 new articles In Second Debate, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton Spar in Bitter, Personal Terms Presidential Debate: Here’s What You Missed Trump and Clinton in Second Presidential Debate Donald Trump Vows Retaliation as Republicans Abandon Him Donald Trump Featured Paula Jones and 2 Other Women Who Accused Bill Clinton of Sexual Assault Hurricane Matthew Toll Climbs to at Least 17 as North Carolina Suffers Record-Breaking Flooding Seeing ‘Nothing to Live For’ as Haiti Seeks a Body Count After Hurricane Matthew North Carolina, Saturated and Surprised, Reels from Hurricane Matthew A Roar at a Funeral, and Yemen’s War Is Altered 2 Police Officers Are Shot and Killed in Palm Springs, Calif. Palestinian Gunman Kills 2 Israelis in Jerusalem 33 Injured in Collision of L.I.R.R. Trains Billy Bush, Host on ‘Today,’ Is Suspended by NBC Race/Related: An Open Letter to the Woman Who Told My Family to Go Back to China $1.6 Million Bill Tests Tiny Town and ‘Bulletproof’ Public Pensions Ken Thompson, Brooklyn District Attorney, Dies After Disclosing Cancer Hurricane Matthew Blows Away Couples’ Wedding Plans More Recent Articles In Second Debate, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton Spar in Bitter, Personal Terms Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton accused each other of mistreating women and signaled that the final month of the presidential race would be an ugly political brawl.      • Email to a friend • Presidential Debate: Here’s What You Missed Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump took the stage after Mr. Trump held a news conference with women who have accused Bill Clinton of sexual assault over the years.      • Email to a friend • Trump and Clinton in Second Presidential Debate Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton faced off for the second time in a debate that unfolded with almost unremitting hostility at Washington University in St. Louis.      • Email to a friend • Donald Trump Vows Retaliation as Republicans Abandon Him Mr. Trump called the defectors “self-righteous hypocrites” and predicted their defeat at the ballot box.      • Email to a friend • Donald Trump Featured Paula Jones and 2 Other Women Who Accused Bill Clinton of Sexual Assault Before the second presidential debate on Sunday, Mr. Trump was joined on Facebook Live by three women who have made accusations against Bill and Hillary Clinton.      • Email to a friend • Hurricane Matthew Toll Climbs to at Least 17 as North Carolina Suffers Record-Breaking Flooding North Carolina’s governor said the death toll from the storm had reached eight in a state still saturated from heavy rains in September.      • Email to a friend • Seeing ‘Nothing to Live For’ as Haiti Seeks a Body Count After Hurricane Matthew Nearly 900 have been reported dead, but the toll is difficult to determine as the country struggles to recover from the devastating storm.      • Email to a friend • North Carolina, Saturated and Surprised, Reels from Hurricane Matthew North Carolina residents had been hopeful that Hurricane Matthew would spare their state. Then the storm struck.      • Email to a friend • A Roar at a Funeral, and Yemen’s War Is Altered A deadly series of airstrikes believed to be from a Saudi-led coalition have unleashed political forces that could drastically change the conflict.      • Email to a friend • 2 Police Officers Are Shot and Killed in Palm Springs, Calif. A suspect, John Felix, was arrested after the shooting, which injured a third officer. The officers were responding to a call about a domestic disturbance.      • Email to a friend • Palestinian Gunman Kills 2 Israelis in Jerusalem An attack near the national police headquarters was the latest in an area that has been the site of numerous knife, gun and car assaults over the last year.      • Email to a friend • 33 Injured in Collision of L.I.R.R. Trains The collision, involving a maintenance train and a commuter train, sheared chunks off the commuter train cars, several of which derailed just east of the New Hyde Park station in Nassau County.      • Email to a friend • Billy Bush, Host on ‘Today,’ Is Suspended by NBC The news is a reversal for NBC News, which had indicated the co-host would on Monday address the controversy over a recorded conversation with Donald Trump.      • Email to a friend • Race/Related: An Open Letter to the Woman Who Told My Family to Go Back to China After a racist attack on his family on the streets of the Upper East Side, a New York Times editor wonders whether Asian-Americans will ever feel like they belong.      • Email to a friend • $1.6 Million Bill Tests Tiny Town and ‘Bulletproof’ Public Pensions When the hamlet of Loyalton, Calif., withdrew from the state’s pension system, it was told to pay up or its four retirees’ pensions would be slashed.      • Email to a friend • Ken Thompson, Brooklyn District Attorney, Dies After Disclosing Cancer After being absent from his office for nearly two months, Mr. Thompson, the first black district attorney of Brooklyn, announced last week that he had cancer.      • Email to a friend • Hurricane Matthew Blows Away Couples’ Wedding Plans The storm caused at least two couples — one in Georgia and one in South Carolina — to make last-minute changes to their plans to walk down the aisle.      • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Your Daily Mini Crossword Saudi-Led Airstrikes Blamed for Massacre at Funeral in Yemen How U.S. Torture Left a Legacy of Damaged Minds Preoccupations: Achieving Mindfulness at Work, No Meditation Cushion Required What Obese Patients Should Say to Doctors

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