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on November 4, 2016 in World News

17,500-Person Trump Rally in North Carolina

by Jen Lawrence & Dustin Stockton About 17,500 people turned out to see Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speak at “The Farm” Thursday evening. Trump was introduced by General Mike Flynn and was joined on stage by about two dozen generals, admirals, and medal of honor recipients for a speech focused on rebuilding the military. Sheriff Steve Bissell provided the total attendance figure at the outdoor venue about an hour outside of Raleigh. Trump greets the two dozen Generals, Admirals, and Medal of Honor winners as he takes the stage in Selma, North Carolina pic.twitter.com/jCPcPGmPk2 — Dustin Stockton (@DustinStockton) November 4,… View Article

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on November 4, 2016 in World News

Black Leader Endorses Donald Trump: Democrats ‘Ask Us For Everything, Give Nothing Back’

by Dr. Susan Berry The president of the Coalition of African American Pastors (CAAP) endorses Donald Trump for president. Rev. William Owens, who is endorsing the Republican candidate as a private citizen, says Trump deserves the chance to prove himself to Christian voters, including those in the black church. He asserts the Democrat Party has offered blacks nothing but failed policies. Owens is planning to hold a press conference about his decision on Monday in the swing state of Nevada. He states: When I was first called to help others, I began an organization called the “Give Me a Chance Ministry.”… View Article

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on November 4, 2016 in World News

Wetherspoon Pub Boss Slams EU For ‘Bullying’ British Business

by Liam Deacon The Brexit-supporting head of JD Wetherspoon, the UK’s largest pub chain, has hit out at European Union (EU) officials for “bullying” British business and threatening the imposition of punitive tariffs after the Brexit vote. Tim Martin argued European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker was pressuring European firms to take a hostile attitude to trading with the British and was getting in the way of productive trade talks. He said the UK was in a stronger position than people thought, and the EU’s stance would put sales of European champagne, German beer, and Swedish cider to UK consumers “at extreme… View Article

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