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Disruptions and Conflict in the Middle East |
Peace negotiations continue to bring appearance of security but true peace is fleeting at best (see: 1Th 5:3) |
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Within the WindowView... Many themes converge... And here you are! - Consider that this time line is part of a web site that through science, reveals humans and all life are the product of origins that are not adequately explained as a result of biological evolution. Take a look at the science and the evidence. There is a special relationship to being here. How so? To start exploring this perspective see the Sciencearea. - Global change grips our planet, degrades the environment, and promises continued decline in the future. Scientists now tell us that life on earth is going to encounter even more worrisome change. How can we grasp the importance of this for our future's sake? See and experience the science to Scripture 'transition' here within the Window area. - Furthermore... the Middle East and especially Israel are in the news... daily... the stories keep coming. Within the mix of news there are one people who are the intended focal point, the messenger to all nations, the kingpin to your future... see how this is reflected in the Harmony area. |
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2015 CE January 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Measles Cases Spread in the United States February 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Measles Cases Increase in the United States
March 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Category Five Cyclone Hits Vanuatu April 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Ship Capsizes in Mediterranean Killing Hundreds of Migrants • Earthquake Kills Thousands, Destroys Several Historic Landmarks
May 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Eight Killed in Amtrak Northeast Regional Crash • Second Earthquake Hits Nepal
June 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Cruise Ship Capsizes on River in China • India Heat Wave Kills More Than Two Thousand • UNHCR Report Reveals Record Number Refugees • Military Plane Crashes, Kills More than 100 in Indonesia
July 2015 - Science News • New Horizons Spacecraft Reaches Pluto
August 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Warehouse Explosions Kill Dozens in China • Several Fires Rage in Western United States • Plane Crash Kills Dozens in Indonesia
September 2015 -Disasters & Science News • New Pre-Human Species Is Revealed • Millions Evacuated after Earthquake in Chile • Multiple Massive Wildfires Rage in California • Hundreds Killed in Stampede During Pilgrimage
October 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Mudslide Kills Dozens in Guatemala • Patricia Strongest Pacific Hurricane to Hit Landfall • 7.5 Magnitude Earthquake Hits South Asia and Kills Hundreds • Russian Airliner Crashes in Egypt
November 2015 - Disasters & Science News • Russian Airliner Brought Down by Bomb
December 2015 - Disasters & Science News • The First Reusable Rocket Returns from Orbital Space • Guinea Is Declared Ebola Free |
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2015 CE January 2015 - World News • Twelve Are Killed in Terrorist Attack at Newspaper in Paris • Boko Haram Launches Deadly Assault on Baga • Tension Flares between Hezbollah and Israel • Argentine Prosecutor's Death Ignites Protests and • Rebels Take over Yemen Capital • Ukraine Cease-fire in Tatters amid Resurgence of Fighting • Israeli Prime Minister Agrees to Controversial U.S. Congress Appearance • Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah Dies January 2015 - US News • NYC Police Officers Turn Their Backs on Mayor • Jury Selection Begins for Boston Marathon Bombing Trial • U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Hear Louisiana Same-Sex Marriage Case February 2015 - World News • ISIS Militants Execute More Captives • Argentine President Under Investigation • Nigeria Postpones Election • Expectations Low for Renewed Truce Agreement in Ukraine • Denmark Sees Worst Terrorist Attack in Thirty Years • Russian Opposition Leader Is Assassinated • Venezuelan President Retaliates Against U.S. Sanctions February 2015 - U.S. News • Obama Asks Congress for Authority to Fight ISIS • Senate Approves Ashton Carter as Secretary of Defense • Obama's Executive Action on Immigration Is Blocked • FCC Votes to Regulate Internet Service. March 2015 - World News • With Help From Iran, Iraq Begins Major Campaign Against ISIS • Israeli Prime Minister Makes Controversial Speech to U.S. Congress • Boko Haram pledges allegiance to ISIS • U.S. Senators Warn Iranian Officials Against Signing Nuclear Deal • Netanyahu's Likud Party Wins Israeli Elections • The Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Mosque Attacks as Violence Escalates in Yemen March 2015 - U.S. News • Justice Department Releases Report on Ferguson Police • Boston Marathon Bombing Trial Begins • Supreme Court Hears Latest Challenge to Affordable Care Act • Hillary Clinton Addresses Personal Email Use • New Religious Freedom Laws Cause Controversy
April 2015 - World News • Somalian Militants Continue to Target Non-Muslims • Iran Agrees to Nuclear Deal Despite Interference by Congress, Netanyahu • U.S. and Cuba Have Highest-Level Meeting in Decades • Morsi Receives 20 Years in Prison • Saudi Arabia Attempts to End Air Campaign in Yemen • Turkey Removes Vatican Ambassador over Pope Francis Comment • Nigerian Army Frees Boko Haram Hostages April 2015 - U.S. News • Indiana and Arkansas Amend New Religious Freedom Laws • DUKE and UConn Extend Legacy with NCAA Championship Wins • Jury Finds Tsarnaev Guilty in First Phase of Boston Marathon Bombing Trial • Hillary Clinton Announces Second Bid for President • Death in Baltimore Leads to Riots May 2015 - World News • The Duchess of Cambridge Gives Birth to a Girl • Cameron Wins a Second Term in a Resounding Victory • Morsi Sentenced to Death • Ireland Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage in Historic Vote • U.S. Takes Cuba Off State-Sponsored Terrorism List May 2015 - U.S. News • Clinton Announces Support for Super PAC • U.S. Court Finds NSA Phone Records Collection Excessive • Boston Marathon Bombing Jury Sentences Tsarnaev to Death • Senate Passes Trade Promotion Authority Bill June 2015- World News • Millions Exposed by Computer Hacking Linked to China • Canada Hosts the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup • Serena Williams and Stan Wawrinka Win French Open • Erdogan Loses Majority in Turkey's Elections • Gunman Kills Dozens at Beach Resort in Tunisia • Greece Misses Debt Payment June 2015 - U.S. News • Law Ends Phone Records Collection • American Pharoah Wins Triple • Blackhawks Win Sixth Stanley Cup • Golden State Wins First NBA Championship in Forty Years • Man Opens Fire at Charleston Church, Kills Nine • House Passes Trade Authority Bill • Tsarnaev Apologizes, Is Sentenced to Death • Supreme Court Upholds Affordable Care Act Subsidies • Supreme Court Rules for Same-Sex Marriage • Supreme Court Rejects EPA Mercury Limits • Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Controversial Execution Drug
July 2015 - World News • Cuba and U.S. Agree to Open Embassies • U.S. Beats Japan in Women's World Cup • Greece Holds Referendum • Iran Agrees to Historic Nuclear Deal • Military Legislation Sparks Protests in Japan • Taliban Leader Death Announced July 2015 - U.S. News • South Carolina Removes Confederate Flag • Four Marines Killed in Recruiting Center Shooting • Gunman Opens Fire in Louisiana Movie Theater • Boy Scouts End Gay Adult Ban • Tom Brady Appeal Denied, Four Game Suspension Upheld August 2015 - World News • The Immigration Crisis Intensifies • Iraq Prime Minister Calls for Overhaul of Government • American Flag Raised in Cuba • Bangkok Blast Kills at Least 20 • Germany Backs Third Bailout for Greece • Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras Resigns • Train Attack Thwarted by Americans and a Briton in France • ISIS Destroys Ancient Temple in Palmyra August 2015 - U.S. News • Appeals Court Strikes Down Texas Voter ID Law • Republicans Hold First 2016 Presidential Debate • State of Emergency Declared in Ferguson • First Female Army Rangers Make History September 2015 -World News • The Immigration Crisis Continues • Guatemalan President Arrested over Corruption Allegations • Vote Against Iran Nuclear Deal Is Blocked by U.S. Senate Democrats • Turnbull Replaces Abbott as Australia's Prime Minister • Tsipras Returns as Prime Minister in Greece • Taliban Captures Major City in Afghanistan September 2015 - U.S. News • Judge Reverses Tom Brady's Suspension • Flavia Pennetta and Novak Djokovic Win the U.S. Open • Candidates Attack Trump in Second Republican Debate • House Votes to Cut Planned Parenthood Funding • Pope Francis Visits the U.S. • Senate Blocks Abortion Ban Bill in Historic Vote • Speaker of the House John Boehner Resigns • Temporary Spending Bill Prevents Government Shutdown October 2015 - World News • Prime Minister Koirala Resigns After Nepal Passes New Constitution • U.S. Airstrike Hits Hospital in Afghanistan • Multiple Bombings Kill Dozens in Turkey's Capital • Israelis and Palestinians Experience Worst Outbreak of Violence in Years • Trudeau's Liberal Party Pulls off Upset Election in Canada • China Ends One-Child Policy After Decades October 2015 - U.S. News • Gunman Kills at least Seven at Oregon Community College • Supreme Court Term Begins • 2016 Democrat Presidential Candidates Hold First Debate • Obama Announces Reversal on U.S. Troops in Afghanistan • Hillary Clinton Grilled in Benghazi Hearing for Hours • Republicans Hold Third 2016 Presidential Candidate Debate • Paul Ryan Is Elected House Speaker • U.S. Sends Troops to Fight ISIS in Syria November 2015 - World News • China and Taiwan Leaders Will Meet After Sixty-Six Years • Romanian Prime Minister Resigns after Nightclub Fire Protests • Opposition Party Appears to Win Landmark Election in Myanmar • Three Coordinated Attacks by ISIS Kill Dozens in Paris • At least 27 Are Killed in Mali Hotel Attack • Russian Warplane Is Shot Down in Turkey • Several World Leaders Gather for Historic U.N. Climate Talks November 2015 - U.S. News • Royals Win Their First World Series in 30 Years • Obama's Immigration Overhaul Halted by Appeals Court • Lawmakers Call for Tougher Refugee Screening in Light of Paris Attacks • U.S. Issues Worldwide Travel Alert • Video Release Sparks Chicago Protests • Three Killed at Planned Parenthood Shooting in Colorado Springs December 2015 - World News • Impeachment Proceedings Begin in Brazil for President Rousseff • U.N. Climate Summit Agrees to Global Pact • Women Win Council Seats in Saudi Arabia's Landmark Election • 69 Journalists Are Killed in 2015 December 2015 - U.S. News • 14 Killed in San Bernardino Social Services Center Shooting • All Military Combat Roles Now Open for Women • Trump Calls for Ban on Muslims Entering the U.S. • Two GOP Presidential Candidates Drop Out of Race • Grand Jury Votes Not to Indict Tamir Rice Shooter
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January 2016: Disasters & Science News • Zika Virus Spreads from Latin America
February 2016: Disasters & Science News • 6.4 Magnitude Earthquake Kills Several in Taiwan • Einstein's Century-Old Theory Proven True
March 2016: Science News • Astronaut Scott Kelly Returns to Earth
April 2016: Disasters & Science News • Train Derails in Philadelphia • World Tiger Population on the Rise • Earthquake in Japan • Earthquake in Ecuador • Deadly Mexican Oil Explosion • First U.S. Zika Death
May 2016: Disasters & Science News • Canada Wildfire: 88,000 Evacuated • NASA Announces 1,200 New Planets • First U.S. Penis Transplant • EgyptAir Plane Disappears • Boy Rescued, Gorilla Shot at Cincinnati Zoo
June 2016: Disasters & Science News • FDA: Hold the Salt • Soldiers Killed in Texas Floods • Obesity Epidemic • CDC Announces Hundreds of Zika Diagnoses • Philadelphia Passes Sugary Drinks Tax • Heat Wave and Fires Devastate Southwest • Floods Devastate West Virginia
July 2016: Disasters & Science News • Juno Enters Jupiter's Orbit • Train Crash in Italy • Special Delivery for Space Station • Fires Rage in California • Solar Plane Flies Around the World • Hot Air Balloon Crash in Texas • Flash Floods in Maryland
August 2016: Disasters & Science News • Scientists Announce Artificial Neuron • Moon Express • Perseids Put on Impressive Display • Louisiana Under Water • Blue Cut Fire Sparks State of Emergency • Pfizer Buys Medivation for $14 Billion • Earthquake Rocks Italy • Discovery of Earth-like Planet: Proxima b • Mylan Will Offer Generic EpiPen
September 2016: Disasters & Science News • Philae Was Lost, Now Found • Studies Show Sugar Demonized Fat • Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan Pledge Billions to End Disease • Loma Fire Threatens Hundreds of Homes • First Healthy Three-Parent Baby Is Born • Elon Musk Outlines His Vision to Populate Mars
October 2016 Current Events: Disasters & Science News • Hurricane Matthew Hits Haiti, Eastern Seaboard • A New Crew Is Headed to Space Station • More Earthquakes Rock Italy
November 2016: Disasters & Science News • Oklahoma Suffers 5.0 Earthquake • One Step Closer to Treatment, Vaccine for Zika • Earthquake and Tsunami Hit New Zealand • Wildfires Spread in Southeast U.S. • Scientists Announce Breakthrough in GMO Plants • Deadly Train Derailment in India • Bus Crash in Tennessee Kills Schoolchildren • Plane Carrying Brazilian Soccer Team Crashes • Zika Appears in Texas • Deadly Fires in Tennessee • Ecstasy Goes to Clinical Trials for PTSD Treatment
December 2016: Disasters & Science News • New Breakthrough Prizes: Competition for Nobel • Earthquake in Indonesia; Death Toll to Rise |
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2016 CE January 2016: World News • Landmark Iran Nuclear Deal Goes into Effect • Taiwan Elects First Female President • Evidence Released of Suspected Match-Fixing in Professional Tennis • Djokovic, Kerber Win the Australian Open • Boko Haram Burns Nigerian Village • Suicide Attack in Damascus Kills Dozens January 2016: U.S. News • Alabama Beats Clemson in College Football Championship • State of Emergency Declared in Flint • Artists Call for Oscar Boycott February 2016: World News • Syria Peace Talks Begin • North Korea Launches a Satellite into Orbit • Suicide Bombing in Nigerian Refugee Camp Kills Dozens • Temporary cease-fire planned for Syria • 2015 Had Deadliest Year on Record for Afghan Civilians • China Deploys Missiles on Disputed Island • Obama Announces Historic Visit to Cuba • Syrian Government, Opposition Make Another Attempt to End Fighting • Voters Reject a Fourth Term for Bolivian President February 2016: U.S. News • Clinton Edges Sanders, Cruz Trumps Trump in Iowa Caucus • The U.S. State Department Continues to Review Emails • FBI Investigates Flint Water Crisis • Denver Beats Carolina to Win Super Bowl 50 • Trump and Sanders Win New Hampshire Primary as Predicted • Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Dies • Jeb Bush Withdraws from Presidential Race • Senate Leaders Vow to Deny Obama's Supreme Court Nomination Consideration • Spotlight Wins Best Picture Oscar March 2016: World News • The United Nations Imposes Sanctions on North Korea • Former President of Brazil Taken into Custody • U.S.-Led Airstrikes Kill More than 100 Militants in Somalia • Russia Announces It Has Largely Withdrawn from Syria • Myanmar Elects a New President • U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Says ISIS Is Committing Genocide • Suspect in the 2015 Paris Terrorist Attack Arrested • Turkey Agrees to Take Migrants from Greece • Barack Obama Visits Cuba—the First President to Make the Journey in 88 Years • Dozens Are Killed and Hundreds Wounded in Brussels Terrorist Attacks • Dozens Killed in Suicide Attack in Pakistan • Former Bosnian Serb Leader Radovan Karadzic Found Guilty of Genocide and War Crimes March 2016: US News • Astronaut Scott Kelly Returns to Earth • Donald Trump Wins Big on Super Tuesday • Hillary Clinton Emerges as the Frontrunner in the Race for the Democratic Presidential Nomination after a String of Super Tuesday Victories • Mitt Romney Blasts Donald Trump in Salt Lake City • Former First Lady Nancy Reagan Dies • Obama Nominates Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court • Violence Plagues Trump Rallies • Dispute Over Locked iPhone Heats Up • North Carolina Debates Transgender Bathroom Law • Trump's Campaign Manager Charged with Battery • Georgia Governor Vetoes Anti-Gay Bill
April 2016: World News • Panama Papers • Secretary Kerry Visits Japan • Cease-Fire in Yemen • Syrian Parliamentary Elections • Volodymyr Groysman Elected Ukrainian Prime Minister • Pope Francis Visits Refugees • Impeachment of Dilma Rouseff • Obama Sends Troops to Syria • Saudi Economic Development Plan • Airstrike on Syrian Hospital April 2016: US News • Supreme Court Rules: One Person, One Vote • Villanova: NCAA Champions • Mississippi: Religious Freedom Bill • UCONN Women Win NCAA Championship • Cruz, Sanders Win in Wisconsin • Don Blankenship Sentenced • American Idol: Final Performance • Edward Lin Charged with Spying • Goldman Sachs Fined • N.C. Governor Pat McCrory: Transgender Law • Warriors Set NBA Win Record • Microsoft Sues Government • Harriet Tubman on the $20 • Singer Prince Dies • Dennis Hastert Sentenced May 2016: World News • ISIS Strikes in Baghdad • Russian Government: Doping • Abducted Nigerian Schoolgirl Found • Taliban Leader Killed • Obama Lifts Vietnam Arms Ban • Obama Visits Hiroshima • Strikes Against ISIS in Falluja • Hissène Habré Sentenced May 2016: U.S. News • Indiana Primary: Trump and Sanders Win; Cruz Exits • John Kasich Drops Out • Trading Lawsuits in the Toilet Wars • Senate Investigates Facebook • Steph Curry Named MVP • Time Warner Merges with Charter • Morley Safer Dies • Promesa Act • Officer Found Not Guilty in Freddie Gray Case • Donald Trump Presumptive Nominee June 2016: World News • Novak Djokovic Completes Career Grand Slam • Peru Elects President • Extremists in Kazakhstan • Anaconda: NATO War Game 2016 • Maria Sharapova Receives Two-Year Suspension • June Terror Attack in France • Victory in Falluja • Rome Elects First Female Mayor • Olympic Athletes Bow Out Due to Zika • Columbia Cease-Fire • Brexit • Turkey and Israel Agree • Terror at Istanbul Airport June 2016: US News • Shooting on UCLA Campus • Paul Ryan Endorses Trump • Stanford Swimmer Sentenced • Muhammad Ali, 74 • Hillary Clinton Presumptive Democratic Nominee • Gordie Howe, 88 • Gawker Media Declares Bankruptcy • Terror in Orlando Nightclub • Pittsburgh Penguins Win Stanley Cup • Hamilton at the Tony Awards • Microsoft Buys LinkedIn • Tragedy in Disney World • Dustin Johnson Wins U.S. Open • Cavaliers Win NBA Championship • Corey Lewandowski Leaves Trump Campaign • Gun Control Measures Fail • Healthcare Bust • Ben Simmons #1 Draft Pick • Second Officer Not Guilty in Freddie Gray Case • Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action • Supreme Court Overturns Texas Abortion Law • Winningest Coach Pat Summitt Dies • Military Opens Ranks to Transgenders July 2016: World News • ISIS-Inspired Attacks Increasing • Death of Holocaust Survivor Elie Weisel • Oscar Pistorius Sentenced in Murder Case • Pokemon Go Launches • Violence in South Sudan • Portugal Tops France in Euro 2016 • Wimbledon Winners • Australia's Turnbull Claims Victory • Theresa May: Britain's Next PM • North Korea Cuts U.S. Ties • International Court Rebukes China • Deadly Truck Attack in Nice, France • Attempted Coup in Turkey Fails • Henrik Stenson Wins British Open • Germany Gets Violent • Chris Froome Wins Tour de France • Japan Suffers Mass Stabbing • ISIS Kills Priest in France July 2016: U.S. News • No Charges Filed for Hillary Clinton • Police Shooting in Baton Rouge • Police Shooting in Minnesota • Protest Turns Deadly in Dallas • Obama Sends More Troops to Iraq • Trump Picks Pence • Police Officers Targeted in Baton Rouge • Producer Garry Marshall Dies • Roger Ailes Steps Down • Another Nightclub Shooting in Florida • Hillary Clinton Makes History • Verizon Buys Yahoo • Jimmy Walker Wins PGA August 2016: World News • Thailand's Referendum Equals New Constitution • Quetta, Pakistan Is Terror Target • Update on Boko Haram • Saudi Coalition Airstrike Hits Hospital in Yemen • Russia Deploys Airstrikes from Iran into Syria • UN Admits Responsibility in Haitian Cholera Epidemic • Suicide Bomber at Turkish Wedding • Thousands Killed in Philippine Drug War • Turkey Enters Syrian War • Columbian Government Makes Peace with FARC Rebels • Attack on American University in Afghanistan • Top ISIS Leader Killed • Brazil's Senate Votes to Impeach Rousseff August 2016: U.S. News • CDC Issues Zika Warning • U.S. Launches Airstrikes Against ISIS in Libya • DNC Cleans House • Mobsters Arrested • Delta Is Grounded • First U.S. Zika Death • Michael Phelps, Golden Boy • ESPN's John Saunders Dies • Deadly Police Stop Sparks Violence in Milwaukee • Cash Payment to Iran Tied to Prisoner Release • Gawker Shuts Down • U.S. To Phase Out Private Prisons • Manafort Resigns from Trump Campaign • Federal Judge Rejects Obama's Transgender Bathroom Regulations • Actor and Funnyman Gene Wilder Dies September 2016: World News • Death of Uzbekistan's President • Mother Teresa Gains Sainthood • Hong Kong Elections • Syrian Government Drops Chlorine Bomb in Aleppo • Gabon Reelects President • North Korea Tests Nuclear Warheads • U.S. and Russia: Syrian Cease-Fire • Bayer Buys Monsanto • Parliamentary Election Reinforces Putin • Syrian Cease-Fire Over • Puerto Rico Loses Power • Typhoon Megi Hits Asia • Israeli Leader Shimon Peres Dies • OPEC Agrees to Oil Cuts September 2016 Current Events: U.S. News • Native Mosquitoes in Miami Test Positive for Zika • ITT Tech Closes its Doors • Wells Fargo Fined • U.S. Open Winners • Miss Arkansas Wins Miss America • NCAA Leaves North Carolina • U.S. and Israel Reach $38 Billion Deal • Government Recalls Samsung Note 7 • Police Kill Tyre King in Columbus • Playwright Edward Albee Dies • Tensions Mount Over Dakota Access Pipeline • Police Kill Terence Crutcher in Tulsa • Bombs in New York and New Jersey • ISIS Claims Responsibility for Nine Stabbed at Minnesota Mall • Sound of Music's Charmian Carr Dies • Police Kill Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte • Angelina Jolie Files for Divorce • Billionaire Leon Cooperman Charged with Insider Trading • Millions Are Compromised in Yahoo Hack • Man Armed with Shotgun Kills Five in Burlington, Wash. • Golf Legend Arnold Palmer Dies • Pitcher José Fernandez Dies in Boating Accident • Clinton v. Trump in First Presidential Debate • Police Kill Black Man in San Diego • Congress Denies Obama's Veto • School Shooting in South Carolina • Train Crash in Hoboken, New Jersey October 2016: World News • Columbian Peace Deal Defeated • Turkey Fires 5% of Police Force • 2016 Nobel Prizes • Ethiopia Declares State of Emergency • Houthis Target Navy Ship, USN Retaliates • Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej Dies at 88 • Boko Haram Releases 21 Chibok Schoolgirls • Iraq Launches Liberation of Mosul • Russia Announces "Humanitarian Pause" in Aleppo • Cease-Fire in Yemen • Police Van Plows into Philippine Protestors • Philippine President Duterte Courts China • Britain Invokes Turing's Law to Pardon Thousands • France Closes Refugee Camp, "The Jungle" • Police Training Camp in Pakistan Attacked • India's Tata Group Fires Leader • Thousands of Anti-Government Protesters Gather in Venezuela • Justice Dept. Files Charges in India-Based IRS Scam • Thousands Protest, Calling for South Korean President Park Geun-hye's Resignation • Protests in Morocco Following Death of Fishmonger October 2016: U.S. News • Police Kill Black Man in L.A. • FBI Announces Arrest of NSA Spy • FCC Fines Comcast • Arson Causes $2 Million in Damage to Dakota Access Pipeline • School Shooting in San Francisco • Hackers Cause Internet Blackout • AT&T Offers to Buy Time Warner • Chicago Cubs Are National League Champs • U.S. Judge Approves Volkswagen Deal • Dakota Access Pipeline: 141 Arrested • Oklahoma Fugitive Killed in Shootout with Police November 2016 Current Events: World News • Iraqi Forces Enter Mosul • Hundreds of Migrants Drown Off Libya • British High Court Ruling Will Slow Brexit • China Blocks New Hong Kong Legislators • ISIS Kidnaps Hundreds of Civilians Outside Mosul • Poet, Songwriter Leonard Cohen Dies • South African President Zuma Survives Another No-Confidence Vote • Samsung to Buy Harman International for $8 Billion • Russian Economy Minister Alexey Ulyukaev Arrested • Shiite Pilgrims Killed by ISIS • First U.S. Casualty in Syria • Fidel Castro Dies • François Fillon Wins French Presidential Nomination • OPEC Agrees to Cut Oil Production • Columbia: New Peace with FARC November 2016: U.S. News • Two Police Officers Killed in Iowa in Separate Attacks • Curse Ends as Chicago Cubs Win World Series • Gawker Settles Hulk Hogan Lawsuit • Penn State Fined $2.4 Million in Sandusky Investigation • First Woman U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno Dies • Trump Wins Presidency • News Anchor Gwen Ifill Dies • Paul Ryan Nominated as Speaker of the House • Police Officer Who Shot Philando Castille Charged with Manslaughter • Drug Executives Arrested for Fraud, Conspiracy • Four Police Officers Killed Nationwide • Escalation at Standing Rock • Gubernatorial Recount in North Carolina • Actress Florence Henderson Dies • Car, Knife Attack at Ohio State December 2016: World News • French President Hollande Won't Seek Reelection • Sexual Abuse Scandal Strikes English Soccer • Italian Prime Minister Renzi Resigns • South Korean Lawmakers Vote to Impeach President Park • Kurdish Militants Kill Dozens in Istanbul • ISIS Recaptures Palmyra • Coptic Christians Targeted in Cairo • Boeing Lands First Post-Sanctions Deal with Iran • Canadian Actor Alan Thicke Dies • Aleppo Back in Government Hands • Russian Ambassador Assassinated in Turkey • ISIS Strikes Christmas Market in Berlin • IMF Head Christine Lagarde Found Guilty December 2016: U.S. News • Oakland Warehouse Fire Kills Dozens • Army Corps of Engineers Announces Pipeline Stoppage • Judge Announces Mistrial in Michael Slager Case • Supreme Court Rules in Samsung's Favor • Astronaut John Glenn Dies • Lamar Jackson Wins Heisman Trophy • Feds Raise Interest Rates • Yahoo Announces Another Hack • Dylann Roof Found Guilty • Heimlich Maneuver's Henry Heimlich Dies • Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor Dies
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February 2017: Science & Technology News • Incredibly Rare Species of Frog Captured for Breeding • New Evidence Supports Existence of Intermediate-Mass Black Holes • Indian Rocket Carries Record 104 Nanosatellites Into Space • SpaceX Falcon 9 Reusable Rocket Successfully Takes Off and Lands • New Species of Tiny Frogs Discovered in India
February 2017: Disaster News • Fire Displaces 15,000 People in Manila • Residents Around Oroville Dam in California Evacuated • Cyclone Dineo Destroys 20,000 Homes in Mozambique • Heavy Rainfall Leads to Major Flooding in Jakarta • Famine in South Sudan Leaves 4.9 Million in Need of Aid
March 2017: Science & Technology News • Fossils Found in Canada Contain Earliest Evidence of Life • U.S. Congress Orders NASA to Put People on Mars by 2033 • Study Published on Synthesis of Time Crystals • Rare Australian Parrot Documented for the First Time in a Century • Testing Begins on New Drug to Treat Ovarian Cancer
March 2017: Disaster News • At Least 110 Die in Drought-hit Region of Bay, Somalia • Cyclone Enawo Strikes Madagascar • Orphanage Fire in Guatemala Claims 38 Lives • Heavy Flooding in Peru Kills 67 and Drives Out Thousands • Australia Braces for Cyclone Debbie
April 2017: Science & Technology News • Sir Timothy Berners-Lee Wins the A.M. Turing Award • Majority of the Great Barrier Reef Threatened by Bleaching • Washington State University Team Creates Negative-Mass Fluid • China Launches Tianzhou-1, Their First Cargo Spacecraft • Peggy Whitson Breaks the American Record for Most Time in Space
April 2017: Disaster News • Landslide Kills 254, Injures Hundreds More in Colombia • Nearly 100 Drown Off the Coast of Libya • Flash Floods Hammer Northwestern Iran • Bus in the Philippines Falls Into Ravine, Killing 26 Passengers • Bus and Truck Collide on Main Road Through Kenya
May 2017: Science & Technology News • Gray Wolves Return to Denmark After 200 Years • Unmanned X-37B Research Vessel Lands at Kennedy Space Center • Mouse Study Provides New Insight Into Cause of Baldness and Graying • 7.2 Million-Year-Old Hominin Fossil Discovered in Balkans • Extremely Large Telescope Begins Construction in Chilean Desert
May 2017: Disaster News • Coal Mine Explosion in Iran Kills 35 and Traps More • State of Emergency Called in Montreal in Response to Floods • 34 Refugees Drown Off Coast of Libya • Mudslides and Floods Lead to Mass Displacement in Sri Lanka • A Half Million People Flee Homes Before Cyclone in Bangladesh
June 2017: Science & Technology News • New Moon Discovered Orbiting Jupiter • Oldest Ever Human Fossils Discovered in Morocco • Rare Two-Headed Porpoise Found Near Netherlands • Republic of Turkey Stops Teaching Evolution Before College • New Study Makes Insight into Colony Collapse
June 2017: Disaster News • Military Craft with 120 Passengers Crashes in Myanmar • Over 130 Dead in Landslides in Bangladesh • At Least 80 Die in West London Apartment Fire • Cholera Outbreak in Yemen Passes 200,000 Cases • Tanker Truck Accident Kills Over 150 in Pakistan
July 2017: Science & Technology News • Variety of Frog Species Linked to Dinosaur Extinction • Face of Peruvian Mummy Reconstructed with Forensic Archaeology • New Analysis Suggests World is Facing Mass Extinction • Photon Teleported from Tibet to Orbiting Satellite • Hints of Substantial Water Reserves Found on Moon
July 2017: Disaster News • Bus Crash and Fire Kills 18 in Germany • Flooding in South China Displaces Hundreds of Thousands • Truck Accident Results in Nearly 80 Deaths in Central African Republic • Fire in Jiangsu Province of China Kills 22 • Heavy Rains Result in At Least 300 Deaths Across Northern India
August 2017: Science & Technology News • Researchers Successfully Edit Genes to Prevent Heart Disease • Chilesaurus Declared Possible Missing Link to Tyrannosaurus • U.S. Views Total Solar Eclipse • Taiwanese Space Program Launches Satellite • Scientists Detect New Radio Bursts From Space August 2017: Disaster News • Philippines Sees Huge Rise in HIV/AIDS • Nearly 300 Cast Into Sea Off Horn of Africa • Train Crash in Egypt Results in Over 200 Dead and Wounded • Upwards of 500 Killed in Mudslide in Sierra Leone 1. Hurricane Harvey Hits Texas
September 2017: Science & Technology News • New High Tech Laser Debuts in Germany • Apple Announces 3 New iPhones • Snow Leopards no Longer Endangered September 2017: Disaster News • Hurricane Irma • Earthquake in Mexico Kills 90 • 8 Dead in Livorno Flooding • 250 Dead After Earthquake in Mexico
October 2017: Science & Technology News • Senate to Hold Hearing for Yahoo and Equifax Data Breach • Fourth Satellite Launched by Japan • Tesla Recalls 11,000 Model X SUVs • Penguins Face Difficulties in Antarctic Breeding Season • Qualcomm Files Lawsuit Against Apple • Hackers Exploit Issues with Adobe’s Flash Software • 1.3 MIllion Vehicles Recalled by Ford • Amazon Continues to Receive Proposals
October 2017: Disaster News • Death Toll Continues to Rise After Maria Struck Puerto Rico • California Wildfire Continues its Rampage • Texas Inmates Come Together to Aid Hurricane Harvey Victims • Thousands of Buildings Destroyed in The California Wildfires • Puerto Rico Faces Another Disaster • Storm Ophelia Hits Ireland, Killing 3 • Wildfires in Portugal and Spain Kill 39 • California Fire Estimated to have Caused $1.5 Billion in Damages
November 2017: Science & Technology News • New Orangutan Species Identified • 1 Million Vehicles Recalled by BMW • EU Expected to Cut CO2 Emissions by 2030 • Trackable Pill Approved by FDA • Pentagon Data Leaked on Cloud • Record High Online Sales for Black Friday November
2017: Disaster News • Disaster Aid for Puerto Rico Increased • Five Dead from Flash Flood in Malaysia • Vietnam Storm Kills 61 • Landslide in Colombia • 2017’s Deadliest Earthquake hits Iraq and Iran • Costa Rica Struck by an Earthquake • Deadly Floods Hit Greece • Rare Earthquake in South Korea • Indonesia Evacuates from Bali Volcano • Earthquake in Delaware
December 2017: Science & Technology News • Nokia Wins Dispute with Blackberry • YouTube Announces Music Subscription • U.S. Government Bans Kaspersky
December 2017: Disaster News • California Wildfires Continue • California Wildfires Continue to Burn
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2017 CE January 2017: World News • Deadly Attack at Istanbul Nightclub • French Law: Right to Disconnect • Britain's Ivan Rogers Resigns • China Issues First-Ever Smog Red Alert • Israeli Soldier Convicted of Manslaughter • Volkswagen Executive Arrested for Conspiracy • Former Iranian President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani Dies January 2017: U.S. News • Ford to Stay in U.S. • Macy's Closing Stores • Report Confirms Russian Hacking • Ft. Lauderdale Airport Shooting • Clemson Wins Championship • Dylann Roof Receives Death Sentence February 2017: World News • Israel Begins Construction of New Settlements in West Bank • Brexit Bill Passes in UK House of Commons • United Nations Releases Report on Rohingya Persecution • Police Strike in Brazilian State of Espírito Santo • Queen Elizabeth II Becomes First British Monarch to Reach 65th Anniversary • Domestic Violence Decriminalized in Russia • Kenyan Court Blocks Attempt to Remove Somali Refugees • Arrest Warrant Issued for Former Peruvian President Toledo • Suicide Bomber Targets Protest Rally in Lahore, Pakistan • Kim Jong-nam, Brother of Kim Jong-un, Assassinated in Malaysia • Bomber Attacks Sufi Gathering in Sehwan, Pakistan • China Lays Sanctions Against North Korea Due to Missile Tests • South African Court Rules That Country Must Revoke Withdrawal From ICC • Arrest Warrant Issued for Philippine Opposition Leader • 330 People Put on Trial For Involvement in Failed Coup in Turkey February 2017: U.S. News • Protests Break Out at UC Berkeley Over Appearance by Milo Yiannopoulos • Federal Judge Halts Executive Order on Immigration • New England Patriots Win Super Bowl LI • Michael Flynn Resigns From Security Council Amid Scandal • Homeland Security Memo Details Implementation of Deportation Orders • Indian Engineer Killed in Hate Crime in Kansas Upon Being Mistaken for Iranian • Obama-era Title IX Protections for Gender Identity Revoked • Protestors Cleared Out in Advance of Dakota Access Pipeline • The 89th Academy Awards • Trump Administration Seeks Multi-Billion Dollar Increase in Defense Budget March 2017: World News • Hosni Mubarak Acquitted of Protester Deaths in 2011 Revolution • Mexico Opens Legal Aide Centers Across United States • South Korea Boosts Incentives for Defection From North • U.S. Begins Deployment of THAAD in South Korea, • South Korean President Park Geun-hye Removed From Office • Diplomatic Incident Arises Between Netherlands and Turkey • Khamenei Criticizes Foreign Investments and Iran Nuclear Deal • International Criminal Court Makes First Ever Ruling for Reparations • Belarusian Citizens Protest New "Social Parasite" Tax • Peace Talks Stall in Mali as Tuareg Groups Boycott Conference • $4.5 Million, 220-pound Coin Stolen From Berlin Museum • United Kingdom Begins Formal Separation From European Union • Simone Gbagbo Acquitted of Crimes Against Humanity • Mass Protests After Venezuela Supreme Court Expands Presidential Powers • Protestors Set Fire to Congress of Paraguay March 2017: U.S. News • Former President Obama Accused of Wiretapping Trump Tower • Trump Administration Issues Revised Immigration Order • Wikileaks Releases Details of CIA Surveillance Programs • Attorney General Sessions Dismisses Obama-era Prosecutors • Federal Judge Blocks Revised Travel Ban • Chuck Berry, Legendary Musician, Dies at Age 90 • Hearings Begin to Confirm Neil Gorsuch's Nomination to the Supreme Court • Supreme Court Ruling Puts New Restriction on Presidential Appointments • President Trump Ends Numerous Climate Change Policies • Michael Flynn Agrees to Testify on Russia in Exchange for Immunity April 2017: World News • Iraqi Airstrike Kills ISIL Second-in-Command, Ayad al-Jumaili • Archaeologists Discover Ruins of Thirteenth Dynasty Pyramid • Over 100 Gay Men Rounded Up in Chechnya Due to Orientation • North Korea Launches Missile Into Sea of Japan • Thailand Approves New Democratic Constitution • Gambia Holds First Election After Jammeh's Departure • United States Launches Airstrike Against Syrian Government Base • Terrorists Attack Coptic Christian Churches on Palm Sunday • US Air Force Drops "Mother of All Bombs" on Suspected ISIL Militants, • Car Bomb Targets Convoy Fleeing Syrian Conflict • North Korean Ballistic Missile Test Fails on Launch • Taliban Assaults Afghan Military Base, Kills Over 140 Personnel • Venezuelan Protestors Honor Victims Killed During Protests • People Around the World March for Science • Macron and Le Pen Advance to Second Round of French Elections
April 2017: U.S. News • Chicago Court Extends 1964 Civil Rights Act Protections to LGBT Community • Alaska Elects First Openly LGBT Officials • Homeland Security Backs Out of Stand-off with Twitter • Neil Gorsuch Sworn in as New Associate Justice of the Supreme Court • New York Offers Free College to Families Who Earn Under $125,000 • President Trump Writes Executive Order Favoring American Labor • Federal Judge Overturns Trump Order on Sanctuary Cities • Court Orders ExxonMobil to Pay Nearly $20 Million in Damages • President Trump Does Not Attend White House Correspondents' Dinner • Congress Reaches Bipartisan Deal to Avoid Shutdown May 2017: World News • Over 200 Arrested in Turkey During May Day Demonstrations • North Korea Announces Expansion of Nuclear Weapons Program • Venezuelan President Calls for New Constitutional Assembly • Emmanuel Macron Wins the French Elections • Former Jakarta Governor Convicted of Blasphemy • South Korea Elects Liberal Moon Jae-in as President • Erdogan Critics and Supporters Battle Outside Turkish Embassy in U.S. • Iranian President Rouhani Wins Re-election by 8 Million Votes • Bombs Detonated at Ariana Grande Concert in United Kingdom • Martial Law Declared on Philippine Island of Mindanao • World Health Organization Elects First African Director-General • Taiwan Set to Become First Country in Asia to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage • G7 Meeting in Italy Ends in Disagreement Over Paris Agreement • Justin Trudeau Asks Pope Francis to Apologize to the First Nations Community • Manuel Noriega Dies at Age 83 May 2017: U.S. News • Barack Obama Presidential Library Announced • Puerto Rico Files for Local Government Bankruptcy • U.S. Senators Aim to Restrict Arms Sales to Philippines • FBI Director James Comey Fired • Georgia Special Election Becomes Most Expensive in History • President Trump Reveals Classified Information to Russian Diplomats • Chelsea Manning Released From Prison • FCC Votes to Overturn Net Neutrality Rules • Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Closes • Proposed Presidential Budget Contains Apparent $2 Trillion Error June 2017: World News • Trump Administration Withdraws from Paris Climate Agreement • New Members Elected to United Nations Security Council • Coalition of Middle Eastern Nations Cut Ties with Qatar • Brazilian President Temer Faces Removal from Office • Labour Party Makes Massive Gains in UK Elections • Japanese Emperor Akihito Allowed to Abdicate • Hundreds Arrested at Anti-Corruption Protests in Russia • More Soldiers Defect from North Korea to the South • Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Leader of ISIL, Claimed Dead • Macron’s En Marche! Party Wins in a Landslide • Displaced Population Exceeds 65 Million Globally • King of Saudi Arabia Proclaims New Heir • Israel and Syria Resume Hostilities Over Golan Heights • Disarmament Complete as Colombian Conflict Draws to a Close • Same-Sex Marriage Made Legal in Germany June 2017: U.S. News • Court Issues Ruling in Jerry Sandusky Case • James Comey Testifies Before Congress • Hawaii Enacts Legislation to Follow Paris Climate Accord • Protesters Clash at Anti-Sharia Marches Across the U.S. • Puerto Ricans Vote in Referendum to Apply for Statehood • Otto Warmbier is Released From Custody, Dies Shortly After • Gunman Targets Republicans at Congressional Baseball Practice • Officer Acquitted of All Charges in Castile Case • Jon Ossoff Loses Closely Watched (And Costly) Election • Supreme Court Upholds Part of Trump’s Latest Travel Ban July 2017: World News • India Undergoes Sweeping Tax Reform • In Midst of Civil War, Syria Issues Assad Bank Notes • North Korea Tests First ICBM on Fourth of July • Two New World Heritage Sites Announced in Contested West Bank • G20 Summit Held in Hamburg • Venezuelan Opposition Leader Released from Prison • Huge Crowds March to Oppose President Erdogan • Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo Dies • Polish Citizens Rally Against Judicial Reform • Turkish Police Arrest Amnesty International Director • South Korea Declares New Holiday Memorializing “Comfort Women” • Ram Nath Kovind Elected President of India • Palestinians Protest Israeli Restrictions at Al-Aqsa Mosque • Chris Froome Wins Third Consecutive Tour de France • Nawaz Sharif Disqualified as Prime Minister of Pakistan July 2017: U.S. News • Chris Christie Lambasted for Using Closed Beach During Shutdown • New Photo Suggests Amelia Earhart Might Have Survived • Trump Jr. Seemingly Gathers Intel on Clinton from Russian Lawyer • Congressman Files for Impeachment • CBO Releases Grim Prognosis for Trump Budget • Senate Fails to Replace the Affordable Care Act • Burundi Robotics Team Goes Missing in D.C. • O. 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Simpson Granted Parole • Sean Spicer Resigns as Press Secretary • President Trump Announces Plan to Bar Trans Americans from Military August 2017: World News • Large 12th Century Statue Uncovered in Angkor Wat • Chile Legalizes Limited Abortions • National Guard Members Declare Rebellion in Venezuela • Filipino Journalists Face Continued Persecution and Violence • Tension Escalate Between Peru and Venezuela • Sino-Indian Border Dispute Escalates • Korean Archive Receives New Records of Japanese War Crimes • Terror Attack Strikes Barcelona • Duterte's Drug War Continues at Full Speed • "Triple Talaq" Divorce Banned in India • Qatar Renews Relationship with Iran • India and China Reach Agreement Over Border • Same-Sex Marriage and Adoption Bill Sent to Congress in Chile • North Korea Fires Missile Over Japan • IAEA Declares Iran Within Nuclear Deal Limits August 2017: U.S. News • Congress Pushes Through Russia Sanctions • President Trump Announces New Immigration Plan • Grand Jury Called in Russia Investigation • Martin Shkreli Convicted • President Exchanges Threats with North Korea • "Unite the Right" Rally Held in Charlottesville • 19 Trump Administration Members Resign • Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio Pardoned • Political Violence in Berkeley Continues • Transgender Troops Potentially Confirmed for Continued Service September 2017: World News • Kenyan Court Voids Election Results • South Korea and U.S. Revise Defense Treaty • Cambodian Government Cracks Down on Media and Opposition • North Korea Conducts Historic Nuclear Test • Catalonia Begins Bid for Independence • The Philippines Suspends Trade with North Korea • Myanmar Government Rejects ARSA Proposal • 30 Injured in Train Collision • Suspected Russian Airstrike in Syria • Senator Hontiveros Calls for Aguirre Resignation • Norwegian Prime Minister Re-elected • 3 Dead in Kabul Bombing • Paris to Host 2024 Summer Olympics • Multiple ISIL Attacks near Nasiriya • 23 Dead in Kuala Lumpur School Fire • 30 Injured in London Bombing September 2017: US News • Harvey Projected to Become Second Worst Hurricane to Hit U.S. • President Trump Announces End to DACA • Trump Averts Shutdown Through Surprise Deal with Democrats • University of California to Sue Trump Administration • Kaspersky Lab Products to be Removed • Martin Shkreli sent to Jail October 2017: World News • American Family Freed From Afghanistan • Catalonia Officials Continue to Seek Independence • Parsons Green Bomber Receives Trial Date • Turkey Enters Syria • Over 300 Die in Somalia Bomb Attacks • 69 Dead in Afghanistan Taliban Attack • Suicide Bomber Kills 7 in Pakistan • Madagascar Suffers a Plague Outbreak • New Zealand Elects its Youngest Female Prime Minister • Suicide Bombers Kill 72 at Afghanistan Mosques • Bombing Kills 4 Yemeni Soldiers • Saudi Arabia Sports Stadiums to Allow Women • Violence Erupts in Kenya After Election • Kenya Election Results Announced • Catalonia’s Declaration of Independence Blocked October 2017: US News • Shooting in Las Vegas Becomes America's Deadliest • Harvey Weinstein Faces Various Accusations • Boy Scouts to Allow Girls • President Trump Removes Subsidies from Obamacare • President Trump Names More Nominees • 'Me Too' Gains a New Momentum • The Forceful Removal of United Passenger Results in the Firing of Two Officers • Security Guard Shot by Paddock Discusses his Experience • Missing US Soldier Found in Niger • Shooting in Florida During White Nationalists’ Speech • Opioids Declared a US Public Health Emergency • 8 Dead in Manhattan Terror Attack November 2017: World News • France Ends State of Emergency • US Citizen Charged in Zimbabwe • Future Saudi King Seeks Anti-Corruption • Kenyatta’s Victory Challenged by Petition • Syria Claims Defeat over Islamic State • New Delhi Declares Pollution Emergency • U.S. Citizen Imprisoned in Zimbabwe Released on Bail • Fire on a Congo Train Kills 30 • 61 Dead in Syrian Market Town Airstrike • Australians Favor Gay Marriage • Zimbabwe’s President Under House Arrest • France Announced as Host of 2023 Rugby World Cup • 70 Years of Marriage for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip • 50 Killed in Nigeria Mosque Attack • 100 Militants in Somalia Killed with Airstrike • Egypt Mosque Attack Death Toll Reaches 305 • Zimbabwe’s New President Sets Sight on Citizens’ Needs • Rohingya Refugees to be Housed by Bangladesh • Kenyan President Kenyatta Sworn In • War Criminal Dies in Court • Australia Passes Same-Sex Marriage Bill • North Korea Successfully Launches Missile November 2017: US News • President Trump Leaves for Asia • US Senator Rand Paul Assaulted • Church Shooting in Texas Leaves 26 Dead • Greek Life Suspended at Florida State University • Historic Wins on Election Night • 9 People Sickened by Legionnaires at Disneyland, 12 Overall in California • Trump Travel Ban Partially Allowed to Go Into Effect • California Shooting Leaves 5 Dead • 21,000 Gallons of Oil Leaked From Keystone Pipeline • Tax Overhaul Bill Passed • President Trump Halts Decision to Lift Ban on Elephant Trophy Imports • First Female Mayor Elected in New Orleans • Review of Gun Background Checks System Ordered by Jeff Sessions • U.S. Navy Plane Crashes • Keystone Pipeline to Resume • Suit Filed Against Air Force • Gunman Killed in Reno Shooting • Suspect in Tampa Serial Killer Case Arrested December 2017: World News • Switzerland Expected to Return Stolen Funds to Nigeria • Number of IS Fighters Dwindles • U.S. Media Barred from Russia • Trump Recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital • Japan to Acquire Missiles • Putin Orders Withdrawal of Troops • School Bus Accident in France • Putin to Run for Reelection December 2017: US News • Michael Flynn Admits to Lying to FBI • Utah National Monuments Face Cutback • Time Magazine Announces Person of the Year • House Passes Bill that Allows Concealed Guns Across State Lines • Air Force Reveals Criminal Reporting Reform • School Shooting in New Mexico • Attempted Terrorist Attack in New York • Transgender Recruits Accepted in the Military • Disney Buys 21st Century Fox Assets • Manigault Resigns • Republicans Revise Tax Plan • Al Franken Replaced • AG Sulzberger new Publisher of NYT • FCC Repeals Net Neutrality
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- Various sources were used to develop this time line. Where possible dates are cross checked or events are placed in relative position. Many of the dates used above come from the following references:
- Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum, Th.M., Ph.D.1982. Footsteps of Messiah - A Study of the Sequence of Prophetic Events. (Fruchtenbaum)
- Ayers, Ed. 1999. God's Last Offer - Negotiating for a Sustainable Future. (A)
- Fruchtenbaum, Arnold G., Th.M., Ph.D.1982. Footsteps of Messiah - A Study of the Sequence of Prophetic Events. (Fruchtenbaum) (New edition 2003)
- Graham, Billy. 1992. Storm Warning. Published by: W Publishing Group (formerly Word Publishing)
- Grun, Bernard. 1991. The Timetables of History - A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events. New Third Revised Edition. Based on Werner Stein's Kulturfahrplan. A Touchstone Book:New York. (G)
- Ice, T., and R. Price. 1989. Ready to Rebuild — The Imminent Plant to Rebuild the Last Days Temple. (IP)
- Infoplease.com (Info) https://www.infoplease.com/
- H. Lindsey. 1973. There's A New World Coming. Bantam Books. (Lindsey)
- Randall Price. 2001 Unholy War. (P)
- Dr. G. Schroeder with Z. Levitt. Genesis One. Levitt Ministries (see note in graphic box at top of this table for details).
- SciNews: Science News is a science news weekly generally obtained by subscription, also see: https://www.sciencenews.org/
- Web (Internet): Occasionally we find what appear as reliable, but formally unpublished, sources on the Internet. As such these entries remain to be fully confirmed. In many cases this information is found to agree with the remainder of the timeline and the published sources used here.
- Zondervan Corporation. 1985. The NIV Study Bible. Zondervan Bible Publishers:Grand Rapids.
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