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U.S. President Donald Trump will hear directly from people affected by Hurricane Irma’s fury as he makes his third visit in less than three weeks to the storm-wracked South, this time Florida. CBC | World News

NORTH Korea’s death-wish to start World War 3 may be the bizarre result of Kim Jong-un’s insatiable Swiss cheese addiction. Daily Express :: News Feed

A public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire in London, England, that killed at least 80 people in June held its first session on Thursday, with its chair promising to explain the causes of “a tragedy unprecedented in modern times.” CBC | World News

After his actions once more drew the ire of Republican Party members, President Donald Trump has denied assertions that he has struck a deal with Democratic leaders. On Wednesday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer met with President Trump in an attempt to reach a consensus about the future of nearly 800,000 juvenile illegal immigrants ...

JACOB REES-MOGG pilloried EU leader Jean-Claude Juncker for proposing to expand European Union powers to create a new United States of Europe. Daily Express :: News Feed

Ozzy Osbourne’s lead guitarist Zakk Wylde, one of the greatest guitarists alive today, recently chose five young musicians as winners of the Master Class contest. Among those winners, Wylde chose Daniel Mahanger of the band Thirteen. Zakk Wylde together with a judging panel chose the five winners on the basis of their technique, authenticity, originality, and style, according to the ...

A blaze at an Islamic boarding school in the Malaysian capital killed at least 23 people on Thursday, most of them teenage boys who cried for help from barred windows, officials and witnesses said. CBC | World News

DESCRIBED as “England’s finest view”, this breathtaking vista in the grounds of Blenheim Palace could soon be lost for ever. Daily Express :: News Feed

The top House and Senate Democrats said Wednesday they had reached an agreement with U.S. President Donald Trump to protect thousands of young immigrants from deportation and fund some border measures — but not Trump’s long-sought wall. CBC | World News

It would seem that the microbes aboard the International Space Station are “smarter” or more “clever” than the bacteria back home on Earth, due to their unusual ability to resist antibiotics by changing shape. According to Phys.org, scientists from the University of Colorado in Boulder’s BioServe Space Technologies had conducted an experiment, hoping to treat common E. coli bacteria strains ...