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Trump attacks another witness as his impeachment defense faces new tests
How the Trump era has sorted us into ‘pro,’ ‘anti’ and ‘never’ categories
Fresh transcripts put Trump on defensive before busy testimony slate. Here’s the latest
Republican congressman calls new details about Trump revealed in impeachment testimony ‘alarming’
Opinion: Sondland’s unsecure phone call with Trump was pure amateur hour
Colorado man convicted of killing his fiancée who went missing last Thanksgiving and hasn’t been found
Owner of The Hill has flown under the radar. But he’s played a key role in the Ukraine scandal
Pompeo announces reversal of longstanding US policy on Israeli settlements
House investigating whether Trump lied to Mueller
What Roger Stone’s trial revealed about Trump and Mueller
A day that underscored the corruption swamping the Trump presidency
Man charged after 5-year-old son brings cocaine to school
Supreme Court temporarily blocks release of Trump financial records
A bizarre-looking shark resurfaced on camera after an extraordinary trans-Atlantic adventure
Anderson Cooper Full Circle
Oxford Union under fire after security staff dragged blind student by his ankles
Seriously ill kids couldn’t play video games. So he’s bringing the games to them.
NFL player appeals indefinite suspension imposed after helmet-swinging brawl, source says
Trump’s visit to Walter Reed ‘not protocol’ for routine visit, source says
President Trump’s medical exam was unscheduled, source said
Here’s how Republicans are defending Trump ahead of this week’s impeachment hearings
Lindsey Graham faces heat from right-wing media for failure to probe supposed Democratic corruption
House Republicans ask GOP senator for info on Ukraine
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Pelosi to Trump: When you come after the whistleblower, ‘you’re in my wheelhouse’
Senior State Department official accused of padding resume resigns
What you need to know about Princess Alice of Battenberg
‘The Crown’ costumes: Recreating the royal family’s boldest fashion moments
Everything you need to know before watching ‘The Crown’ season 3
Opinion: What saves this season of ‘The Crown’
The man whose duvet nearly killed him: How this medical mystery was solved
Shooting interrupted high school football playoff game. The teams will get to finish at Philadelphia Eagles stadium
Water vapor detected on Jupiter’s moon Europa, adding intrigue to potential for life
Chick-fil-A will no longer donate to anti-LGBTQ organizations
Breakthrough discovery in plants’ DNA may lead to slowing aging process in humans
Behind-the-scenes at one of the world’s most punctual airports
Doctors said he wouldn’t live past his second birthday. His town just threw a parade for his third
Joe Biden faces criticism from 2020 rivals after saying marijuana could be a ‘gateway drug’
Houston police honor fallen Sikh deputy by allowing officers to serve with their articles of faith
Why Trump might have actually helped lose the Louisiana governor’s race
Prince Andrew accused of using n-word by former government aide
Prince Andrew sparks near-universal condemnation with TV interview
Queen was ‘on board’ with Prince Andrew interview, Emily Maitlis says
Prince Andrew and the Jeffrey Epstein scandal has thrown a fireblanket on Brexit and the UK election
Why Pete Buttigieg’s Iowa surge was not surprising
A list of people Donald Trump has called ‘Never Trumpers’ who aren’t Never Trumpers
Economist: Democratic naysayers are dead wrong on Medicare for All
Police: Suspect on the loose after 4 people fatally shot at football watch party
Fox has filed a trademark application for a TV show called ‘OK boomer’
Supreme Court denies ‘Pharma Bro’ Martin Shkreli’s fraud conviction appeal request
Protesters try to escape Hong Kong university after violent night
Bloomberg and the tradition of expecting black forgiveness
Andrew Yang: How I plan to stop tech from controlling our lives
Fact check: 45 ways Trump has been dishonest about Ukraine and impeachment
Fact-checking Trump’s claims on aid for farmers hurt by the trade war
Fact checking Trump’s latest ‘Never Trumper’ attack
France returns historical sword stolen in the 19th century back to Senegal
Kylie Jenner sells a $600 million stake in her cosmetics company
Kathie Lee Gifford’s daughter Cassidy is engaged
2019 BET Soul Train Awards: The winners list
Paul McCartney teases Glastonbury 2020 appearance with cryptic tweet
Harry Styles debuted his new song ‘Watermelon Sugar’ on SNL
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Hong Kong (CNN) — A small number of protesters remain inside a Hong Kong university campus that has been the site of a prolonged battle with police.
Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), on the southern tip of the Kowloon peninsula, has seen some some of the most violent and dramatic scenes in almost six months of anti-government demonstrations. Multiple arrests were made around the campus Monday, as protesters attempted to leave, only to be met with tear gas and rubber bullets.
As of Tuesday morning, about 300 protesters remained on campus, estimated Polytechnic University student union president Derek Liu.
The Red Cross said that it had evacuated at least six injured people from the campus overnight. The organization said some of the injured protesters had been suffering from suspected limb fractures, burn injuries and skin necrosis.
The threat of more violence continues to loom over the operation. On Monday afternoon, riot police were seen carrying what appeared to be assault rifles at a clearance operation in the nearby Jordan area of Kowloon. Police confirmed to CNN that the weapons were "ready to use." The comments follow a statement Sunday in which police said they were prepared to fire live rounds if necessary.
Protesters have been holed up at the sprawling PolyU campus since last week, after an escalation in the months-long unrest that saw multiple universities across the city fortified and turned into temporary protest camps. They had used the PolyU campus as a base from which they launched operations to block nearby roads and the Cross Harbor Tunnel which connects Kowloon to Hong Kong Island.
The tunnel is the busiest of the city’s three harbor road crossings. According to 2017 government statistics, more than 110,000 vehicles use the Cross Harbor Tunnel every day.
An earlier attempt by police to clear the area on Sunday was met with fierce resistance, as protesters on the campus set huge fires to block the force’s advances and launched a barrage of petrol bombs, bricks and other missiles. One police officer was shot in the leg with an arrow, as the force responded with round after round of tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons.
Photos appeared to show police snipers set up on neighboring buildings.
In a statement, the force said that a "large gang of rioters" had hurled petrol bombs at police and "set objects ablaze." "At around 5.30 a.m., police (continued) to conduct (a) dispersal and arrest operation," the statement added. "Meanwhile, rioters gathering inside the campus set fire and caused extensive damage."
Protesters began leaving the campus on Monday morning, and large numbers could be seen making a break for it. Some were pushed back, however, after police fired tear gas and expanded their cordon. Earlier, protesters had said those attempting to leave were being arrested, and complained that they were being boxed in by the authorities.
Those still stuck inside said the atmosphere was growing increasingly desperate. Over Monday night, a group of government employees were sent to the campus to help underage protesters leave. A Facebook statement by Hong Kong police said that the "social workers will also look after their welfare and keep them company during further investigation in Police stations."
"Of course, we want to leave," a 23-year-old protester told CNN by phone from inside PolyU. "We are still quite safe currently in the campus, but if we try to leave … they will arrest us. They are just everywhere surrounding campus."
The protester was not hurt but said he is "worrying about how to tell my parents" who don’t know he is inside the university. His parents think he stayed at his girlfriend’s house.
"We might have to wait for a lot of time," he said, because he thinks the police strategy is shutting down the road for a few days so they can trap and eventually arrest everyone inside. "Currently, around me we just want to escape, we don’t have any equipment to help us fight."
He later escaped with his girlfriend, after hiding under a bridge and sprinting to safety. He knows about 50 people who also got out, some of whom escaped by abseiling down a rope to waiting motorbikes or running along train tracks.
"You will never prepare for being arrested until you have to face it. Early in the revolution, everyone said we had to be prepared for being arrested, but you never think about it properly until it nearly happens to you," he said.
Photos sent to CNN from inside the campus show what appeared to be a makeshift bomb made from a gas canister with bolts attached.
CNN cannot confirm that it is in fact a viable explosive device, or that it still contains volatile gas. A police spokesman said that gas canisters have been used during protests as weapons against them.
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Disaster scene
Protesters have increasingly switched to using a form of napalm rather than just petrol bombs. Even though the substance is typically associated with military action — particularly US bombing during the Vietnam War — napalm is easily created from petrol and household materials, and recipes for doing so have been circulating among protesters since at least last week.
In a statement, PolyU management said "dangerous chemicals" had been stolen from laboratories and condemned the protesters’ "illegal acts and violence" in the campus, which they said had "been widely damaged."
"We understand that students care about the current social situation, however, they must be calm and rational when fighting for anything," the statement said. "Resorting to violence or other radical acts will not help solve the problem."
When CNN visited the campus on Friday, students had built brick walls and set up security checkpoints around the entrances, as others stockpiled petrol bombs, other weapons, and food and water.
By Monday, there were shocking scenes of destruction in and around the PolyU campus, with barricades, bricks, debris and umbrellas strewn everywhere. At dawn, an enormous cloud of smoke hung over the area, from a large fire set near the entrance to the university. Other fires were set on a key bridge leading to campus, where protesters threw petrol bombs at police vehicles, succeeding in setting one of them on fire and forcing it to retreat.
Fires burn at the steps to Hong Kong Polytechnic University as police storm the campus early Monday.
Six months of chaos
The demonstrations began in June over a controversial China extradition bill, which sparked huge marches across the city.
The government suspended but did not immediately withdraw the bill. By the time the bill was withdrawn — three months later — the movement’s focus had already expanded to focus on complaints of police brutality and wider calls for democracy.
Escalating protests last week after the death of the HKUST student saw a traffic police officer shoot a protester during a clash in the early hours of November 11, and a man set on fire after he argued with protesters. A 70-year-old man died after being struck on the head with a brick during a clash with protesters. Police said they were treating that case as a murder investigation.
With both the government and protesters refusing to back down, there is no immediate end in sight to the unrest.
Attempts to create a venue for dialog or even background talks have so far failed to get off the ground, hampered in part by the leaderless nature of the protest movement, which makes it difficult to say who, if anyone, could take part in negotiations with the government.
On Monday, Hong Kong’s High Court struck down a controversial mask ban which the government introduced in the apparent hope that making face coverings illegal would help reign in the protests. In the end, the move only further infuriated protesters, and the court ruled that the provision of a colonial-era emergency law it was enacted under was unconstitutional.
Last week, Chinese President Xi Jinping made rare public comments on the demonstrations, saying that "radical" protesters had trampled the city’s rule of law and that "stopping the violence and restoring order" was Hong Kong’s most "urgent task."
CNN’s Jo Shelley, Jessie Yeung, Isaac Yee and Joshua Berlinger contributed reporting.
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Health Care Fraud or Health Insurance Fraud
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18 November, 2019 23:38
Name: Jerun Kaipat,
General Delivery, Saipan, MP 96950
Phone 670.7i99394
CNMI COURT
Case. 18-0071-cv
MOTION TO PROTECT ESTATE
Jerun Kaipat and Eric Kaipat say
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Jerun Kaipat and Eric Kaipat object to been forced to use any attorney or administrator.
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Jerun Kaipat and Eric Kaipat respectfully move for an order for reimbursement for all fees taken from their inheritance by any lawyer or administrative.
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Jerun Kaipat and Eric Kaipat
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ALL Juan Flores Kaipat estate BELONGS to Sole heirs Jerun Kaipat and Eric Kaipat with no deduction.
Petitioner prays this court will order Attorney Berline AND Antonio Kaipat to release the estate to their rightful owners Jerun Kaipat and Eric Kaipat, AND pay suitable punitive damages, attorney fees, and such relief as this court deems just, proper, and equitable.
I HEREBY CERTIFY this was sent to the other party the same day it was sent to this court
Jerun Kaipat Eric Kaipat
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Peanut Butter-Chocolate No-Bake Cookies
INGREDIENTS
2 cups white sugar
1/2 cup butter
1/2 cup milk
1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
2/3 cup peanut butter
3 cups quick cooking oats
1/2 cup chopped peanuts (optional)
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
DIRECTIONS:
Place a piece of wax paper or foil on cookie sheet. Combine sugar, butter, milk and cocoa in medium saucepan.
Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture comes to rolling boil.
Remove from heat; cool 1 minute.
Add peanut butter; stir to blend.
Add oats, peanuts and vanilla; stir to mix well.
Quickly drop mixture by heaping teaspoons onto wax paper or foil.
Cool completely. Store in cool, dry place.
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