Mockery, Anger In South Korea Over USS Carl Vinson ‘Bluffing’:
US President Donald Trump said he was sending “an armada” to Korean waters to potentially deal with threats from Pyongyang.
How Fox News Broke The Bill O’Reilly Story To Its Viewers:
Hours after rival networks reported extensively on the ouster of its biggest star, Fox News finally addressed the departure of Bill O’Reilly on-air Wednesday evening.
The news was discussed by Howard Kurtz, Fox’s media analyst, during a segment on the network’s 6 p.m. program “Special Report.”
The repercussions of O’Reilly’s departure had been discussed during the previous hour, during which the hosts of “The Five” talked about the programming changes made in the wake of O’Reilly’s departure — all without mentioning O’Reilly’s name. (“The Five” is shifting to 9 p.m., while one of its co-hosts, Eric Bolling, will host his own program at 5 p.m.)
Aaron Hernandez Murder Conviction Expected To Be Vacated By ‘Quirky’ Rule:
Aaron Hernandez’s murder conviction is expected to be dismissed posthumously because of a legal rule called “abatement.”
Patriots’ Alan Branch Skips White House Visit Over Trump’s Sexist Remarks:
New England Patriots player Alan Branch said he chose not to visit the White House Wednesday because of President Donald Trump’s past sexist remarks that were caught on an Access Hollywood video.
United In Grief, Facebook Killer’s Ex-Girlfriend Meets Victim’s Family:
The three women hugged, prayed and talked, united in grief by a killer who recorded the last minutes of his victim’s life.
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source: CNN.com