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Melania & Donald Trump sleep on separate floors in White House- New book will claim
DAILY MAIL
Melania Trump sleeps in a separate bedroom on a different floor of the White House from her husband, has her own 'glam room,' nearly lost a kidney during her May 2018 health crisis and has feuded with her step-daughter Ivanka Trump, a new book claims.
Kidney transplant given to wrong patient in New Jersey hospital
BBC NEWS
A New Jersey hospital accidentally gave a kidney to the wrong patient, officials have said.
Actor dies while filming reality TV show
CNN INTERNATIONAL
HANGZHOU CITY, China - Taiwanese-Canadian model and actor Godfrey Gao has died, his agency said Wednesday. He was 35.
NYC Lawmakers Ban Flavoured Vaping Products
AP
NEW YORK, USA — New York City lawmakers have voted to ban flavoured electronic cigarettes.
Winter storms cause US travel chaos ahead of Thanksgiving
ALJAZEERA
WASHINGTON DC, USA - As millions of people in the United States head home for the Thanksgiving holiday, the weather is set to cause widespread disruption.
Trump may give written testimony in impeachment probe
AP
WASHINGTON, USA - President Donald Trump suggested Monday he might be willing to offer written testimony in the House impeachment inquiry over whether he pressured Ukraine’s president to investigate Joe Biden and his son while withholding aid to the country.
At least 2 killed in California school shooting
ABC NEWS
At least two students are dead and three others students injured after a classmate opened fire at a high school in Southern California Thursday morning, sheriff's officials said.
South Korean river turns red a with pigs blood
CBC News
MUNSAN, South Korea - A river near the inter-Korean border has turned red after being polluted with blood from pig carcasses.
Israel-Gaza violence spirals after killing of top militant
BBC
GAZA, Palestine - Israel has carried out fresh strikes on targets in Gaza as militants there stepped up rocket attacks following the killing of one of its leaders.
'Disturbing' lead contamination in Canadian water
BBC NEWS
The amount of lead in the water supply of major Canadian cities exceeded safe levels in hundreds of thousands of homes, a major investigation has found.
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