Posted on 11/03/2018 5:31:49 AM PDT by Nextrush
Coverage of the 2018 Election is ahead but first.
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has played his cards on the world stage pointing the finger of blame for Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's October 2nd murder in Istanbul on the highest levels of the Saudi Arabian government.....
Now Netanyahu has come out publicly Friday saying that the stability of Saudi Arabia must be maintained because it is important for the stability of the region and world.....
New York City police says two Saudi Arabian sisters found duct taped together in the Hudson River were not involved in any act of foul play.....
Election 2018 with President Trump pulling out the stops for two campaign rallies Friday in West Virginia and Indiana...
Today the President has Pensacola, Florida and Bozeman, Montana on his itinerary....
The Democrats rolled out former President Barack Obama to stump in Georgia yesterday.....
On Friday night North Korea warned that it could resume its program of developing nuclear weapons if the United States does not life economic sanctions.....
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced new tougher sanctions on Iran Friday.....
From Syria, Russian officials continue to warn of a false flag chemical weapons attack by jihadist in the Idlib region.....
Twitter says its deleted more than 10-thousand accounts that were allegedly discouraging voting....
Cesar Sayoc, the man arrested in connection with the suspicious packages sent to prominent Democrats and their financial supporters, has agreed to be extradited from Florida to New York.....
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