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Existing home sales jumped 5.6 percent in November, reaching their highest sales rate in 11 years, the National Association of Realtors said.

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one-vote win that evened Virginia House Magic Johnson's apology to Isiah Thomas is the best basketball thing you'll see all year Khloe Kardashian confirms pregnancy Detroit Lions aim to stay alive in postseason hunt Trump commutes sentence of ex-kosher meat plant manager Dump truck falls into Evan Turner's pool AT&T announces $1,000 bonuses for 200,000 employees after tax bill Existing home sales reach highest point in 11 years Existing home sales jumped 5.6 percent in November, reaching their highest sales rate in 11 years, the National Association of Realtors said.      • Email to a friend • Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder light up Utah Jazz Russell Westbrook had a double-double before the end of the third quarter as the Oklahoma City Thunder earned a 107-79 victory against the Utah Jazz.      • Email to a friend • Dallas Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliot ripped and ready Running back Ezekiel Elliott is back for the Dallas Cowboys (8-6) in their final push for the playoffs, starting Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks (8-6).      • Email to a friend • Greg Zuerlein: Los Angeles Rams put Pro Bowler on IR One day after being selected to the NFC Pro Bowl team, the Los Angeles Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein was placed on injured reserve.      • Email to a friend • No. 4 Duke comes up aces in 104-40 victory DURHAM, N.C. -- Duke showed progress on defense and in several other areas in its first game following a loss.      • Email to a friend • Urban Meyer, Ohio State jump out ahead in early signing period College football's new signing period started Wednesday, with Ohio State leading the way and a bunch of familiar teams not far behind.      • Email to a friend • Census: Idaho is fastest-growing state in the country The fastest-growing state in the country is Idaho, as its population increased 2.2 percent in one year, the U.S. Census Bureau said Wednesday.      • Email to a friend • U.S. Coast Guard rescues turtle tangled in $53 million of cocaine A U.S. Cost Guard ship helped rescue a sea turtle that was trapped among millions of dollars worth of cocaine.      • Email to a friend • Mild low thyroid levels may affect a woman's fertility Having even a slightly underactive thyroid may interfere with a woman's ability to get pregnant, a new Harvard Medical School study has found.      • Email to a friend • Holidays can be hard on lonely seniors More than one in three elderly Americans describe themselves as lonely, and the holidays can be especially isolating for them, geriatric experts warn.      • Email to a friend • Parents often fail to give babysitters instructions for emergencies Many parents fail to provide critical information about what to do in an emergency, a new survey finds.      • Email to a friend • Dept. of Education issues new policy for defrauded students The U.S. Department of Education on Wednesday announced new guidelines on loan relief for students who were defrauded by Corinthian Colleges.      • Email to a friend • Wisconsin judge sentences one-time fugitive to 14 years A judge sentenced a Wisconsin man who was the subject of a nationwide manhunt in April to 14 years in federal prison Wednesday.      • Email to a friend • Report: Seoul is drafting strategies to engage North Korea South Korean is drafting a confidential '"roadmap for denuclearization," containing various tactics for reaching out to the North, according to a local daily.      • Email to a friend • Judges reverse one-vote win that evened Virginia House A three-judge panel in Virginia tossed out a one-vote win in an election that gave Democrats equal representation in the state's House of Delegates.      • Email to a friend • Magic Johnson's apology to Isiah Thomas is the best basketball thing you'll see all year NBA Hall of Famers Magic Johnson and Isiah Thomas buried their several decades-long fued Tuesday.      • Email to a friend • Khloe Kardashian confirms pregnancy Reality star Khloe Kardashian confirmed she is pregnant with her first child with boyfriend, NBA player Tristan Thompson, news that's been rumored for months.      • Email to a friend • Detroit Lions aim to stay alive in postseason hunt By all appearances, Marvin Lewis will be coaching his final home game for Cincinnati on Sunday. The Bengals' opponent needs him to go out on a sour note in order to remain in the playoff hunt.      • Email to a friend • Trump commutes sentence of ex-kosher meat plant manager President Donald Trump on Wednesday commuted the prison sentence of the former manager of a kosher slaughterhouse in Iowa convicted of fraud charges.      • Email to a friend • Dump truck falls into Evan Turner's pool Portland Trail Blazers forward Evan Turner had a dump truck land in his swimming pool on Wednesday morning.      • Email to a friend • AT&T announces $1,000 bonuses for 200,000 employees after tax bill AT&T announced it plans to give $1,000 bonuses to 200,000 employees when the Republican tax bill passed by Congress on Wednesday is signed into law.      • Email to a friend •

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New York Times In Tax Overhaul, Trump Tries to Defy the Economic Odds New York Times When President Trump adds his distinctive signature to the tax bill, he will also be making a huge bet that the Republican strategy of deep cuts for businesses and ...

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A 16-year-old girl from the village of Nebi Saleh is being celebrated by Palestinians as a hero and symbol of a new generation after confronting the two soldiers in a melee caught on a video that has been widely watched. Three days after the Friday ...

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Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com Top Stories - Google News NBC News World News NYT > Home Page "NYT > Home Page" - 34 new articles Republican Party, Jerusalem, Uber: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing In Tax Overhaul, Trump Tries to Defy the Economic Odds House Gives Final Approval to Sweeping Tax Overhaul With Tax Overhaul, Trump Fulfills a Campaign Promise and Flexes Republican Muscle Your Money Adviser: How to Write Off Donations Under the New Tax Plan: Consider ‘Bunching’ Presidential Ally Is Arrested, and Mexico Corruption Investigation Deepens Trump Threatens to End American Aid: ‘We’re Watching Those Votes’ at the U.N. Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, Top Human Rights Official, Won’t Seek a Second Term Pence’s Christmas Pilgrimage Is Canceled. His Next Mideast Move Is Complicated. <div>Why There Are Still Trains in America Without Life-Saving Technology</div> Editorial: Congress Refuses to Do Right by Children’s Health Care Op-Ed Columnist: When #MeToo Goes Too Far Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Trojan Horse in the Tax Bill Op-Ed Contributor: The Real Coup Plot Is Trump’s Op-Ed Contributor: Susan Rice: When America No Longer Is a Global Force for Good Op-Ed Contributor: The Tax Bill Shows the G.O.P.’s Contempt for Democracy Op-Ed Columnist: The Best Parts of a Dreadful Tax Bill Op-Ed Contributor: The Ghoulish Pursuit of Executing a Terminally Ill Inmate Catalonia Votes Again, This Time in a Gamble to Stall Its Secessionists Rolling Stone Publisher Sells Majority Stake to Penske, Owner of Variety Chuck Close Apologizes After Accusations of Sexual Harassment North Korean Soldier Defects Through DMZ, and Gunfire Erupts A One-Vote Victory in Virginia Lasts One Day as Judges Declare a Tie Facebook Job Ads Raise Concerns About Age Discrimination A New Russian Ploy: Competing Extradition Requests ‘The Hurt Is Still There’: Abuse Survivors Grapple With Cardinal’s Death A ‘Mangy’ Christmas Tree Strikes Romans as a Symbol of Their City’s Decline Rovaniemi Journal: Santa in Finland, Where Marketing Triumphs Over Geography Video Game Creators Seek Out Hollywood for Robust Narratives Review: In ‘The Greatest Showman,’ a P.T. Barnum Smaller Than Life Feature: Jordan Peele’s X-Ray Vision The Year in Sports The 30 Best Fashion Images That Appeared in T This Year The Enthusiast: In Praise of William James More Recent Articles Republican Party, Jerusalem, Uber: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.      • Email to a friend • In Tax Overhaul, Trump Tries to Defy the Economic Odds Few independent analyses project anywhere near the rosy forecasts offered by the president’s top economic advisers.      • Email to a friend • House Gives Final Approval to Sweeping Tax Overhaul House lawmakers approved the tax overhaul after a parliamentary snag required them to hold a second vote on the bill, clearing the way for President Trump to sign it.      • Email to a friend • With Tax Overhaul, Trump Fulfills a Campaign Promise and Flexes Republican Muscle President Trump will enter his second year in office with a major legislative achievement, which Republicans will try to sell to voters in midterm elections.      • Email to a friend • Your Money Adviser: How to Write Off Donations Under the New Tax Plan: Consider ‘Bunching’ Donor-advised funds allow taxpayers to donate money and take a tax deduction in the same year, then pay the money to selected charities over time.      • Email to a friend • Presidential Ally Is Arrested, and Mexico Corruption Investigation Deepens A former deputy in President Enrique Peña Nieto’s party is one of several people suspected in an embezzlement scheme intended to lift the party in state elections.      • Email to a friend • Trump Threatens to End American Aid: ‘We’re Watching Those Votes’ at the U.N. The General Assembly is to vote on Thursday on a resolution that would condemn President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.      • Email to a friend • Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, Top Human Rights Official, Won’t Seek a Second Term The decision by Mr. al-Hussein, high commissioner for human rights, appeared to reflect tensions over his criticism of the Trump administration.      • Email to a friend • Pence’s Christmas Pilgrimage Is Canceled. His Next Mideast Move Is Complicated. Vice President Mike Pence planned to meet with Christian leaders in the Middle East but several canceled after President Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.      • Email to a friend • <div>Why There Are Still Trains in America Without Life-Saving Technology</div> Congress mandated in 2008 that all passenger rails have automatic-breaking systems. And yet preventable, deadly accidents keep occurring.      • Email to a friend • Editorial: Congress Refuses to Do Right by Children’s Health Care The Children’s Health Insurance Program is in limbo while Republicans rejoice at a tax cut of more than $1 trillion for the rich.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Columnist: When #MeToo Goes Too Far Verbal harassment and rape are both wrong, but there’s a difference.      • Email to a friend • Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Trojan Horse in the Tax Bill Paul Ryan gets what he wanted.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Contributor: The Real Coup Plot Is Trump’s The president and his allies in the news media and the Republican Party are overthrowing the rule of law and the truth.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Contributor: Susan Rice: When America No Longer Is a Global Force for Good President Trump’s National Security Strategy articulates an “America First” vision that may only make America weak.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Contributor: The Tax Bill Shows the G.O.P.’s Contempt for Democracy Republicans are in a mad dash to emancipate us from the welfare state — no time for the niceties of deliberation.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Columnist: The Best Parts of a Dreadful Tax Bill There aren’t many, but they do exist.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Contributor: The Ghoulish Pursuit of Executing a Terminally Ill Inmate Our judges find themselves in the ghastly business of the minute machinery of death — how we prick and poke, slice and cut, and poison the condemned.      • Email to a friend • Catalonia Votes Again, This Time in a Gamble to Stall Its Secessionists Barring a crushing defeat for the separatists, any other outcome is unlikely to vanquish the independence drive completely and may usher in new uncertainty.      • Email to a friend • Rolling Stone Publisher Sells Majority Stake to Penske, Owner of Variety The deal for a controlling stake of Wenner Media values the company at $100 million. Jann Wenner, Rolling Stone’s founder, will stay on as editorial director.      • Email to a friend • Chuck Close Apologizes After Accusations of Sexual Harassment Several women complained that the celebrated artist, known for his outsize portraits, asked them to pose naked and made inappropriate sexual comments.      • Email to a friend • North Korean Soldier Defects Through DMZ, and Gunfire Erupts The escape, the second in just over a month by a North Korean soldier across a heavily guarded border, led to gunfire on both sides.      • Email to a friend • A One-Vote Victory in Virginia Lasts One Day as Judges Declare a Tie A panel of judges agreed to count a challenged ballot for the Republican incumbent, so control of the House of Delegates may be decided in a drawing.      • Email to a friend • Facebook Job Ads Raise Concerns About Age Discrimination The ability to aim a message at a particular audience has been a crucial marketing tool, but may be at odds with laws against bias in hiring.      • Email to a friend • A New Russian Ploy: Competing Extradition Requests Moscow is seeking to block U.S. trials of cybercriminals by trying to extradite them to Russia for crimes allegedly committed years before.      • Email to a friend • ‘The Hurt Is Still There’: Abuse Survivors Grapple With Cardinal’s Death Victims of abuse by Catholic priests in the Boston Archdiocese say they are still angry that Cardinal Bernard F. Law was never brought to justice for his role in the church’s cover-up.      • Email to a friend • A ‘Mangy’ Christmas Tree Strikes Romans as a Symbol of Their City’s Decline With its needles falling rapidly, Rome’s official Christmas tree is a sorry sight. They call it Spelacchio, or Mangy.      • Email to a friend • Rovaniemi Journal: Santa in Finland, Where Marketing Triumphs Over Geography Hundreds of thousands of tourists fly to Lapland to see Finland’s “official Santa.” Many come from lands like China, with no Christmas traditions.      • Email to a friend • Video Game Creators Seek Out Hollywood for Robust Narratives Video games are facing a fight for attention. So game studios are turning to film and television writers to help craft narratives for their titles.      • Email to a friend • Review: In ‘The Greatest Showman,’ a P.T. Barnum Smaller Than Life The film has the ingredients of a splashy good time — the charismatic Hugh Jackman, for one — but it fast becomes a standard-issue holiday biopic.      • Email to a friend • Feature: Jordan Peele’s X-Ray Vision “Get Out,” his docu-horror-thriller-comedy about race in America, was the movie of the year. What will he show us next?      • Email to a friend • The Year in Sports Incredible comebacks, unbelievable shots and memorable performances in 2017.      • Email to a friend • The 30 Best Fashion Images That Appeared in T This Year Some of 2017’s greatest hits, which took us from Rockaway Beach to the Dior archives.      • Email to a friend • The Enthusiast: In Praise of William James “The Varieties of Religious Experience” is a generous and endlessly insightful book about human nature.      • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles A Guide to (Somewhat) Painless Christmas Travel The Best Toys That Teach Kids How to Code On Pro Basketball: Why the Dowdy Celtics Are Trying to Wear Supreme With Climate Change, Tree Die-Offs May Spread in the West This Year, Make Your Fitness Resolution Stick

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