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Washington mdash; President Biden emphasized the power of democracies on Thursday as he hosted Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House, boasting of the collaborations between the two nations on nearly every human endeavor while stressing that universal human rights remain vital to the success of both the U.S. and India. In a news conference Thursday, Mr. Biden called th stanley cup e relationship between the U.S. and India among the most consequential in the world and stronger, closer and more dynamic than at any time in history. He underscored how two of the world s most powerful democracies were cooperating on issues such as the climate, health care and space, saying that the U.S-India economic relationship was booming. But standing alongside Modi, who has come under criticism from human rights advocates, Mr. Biden also emphasized the importance of press and religious freedoms. The bottom line is simple, he said. We want people ev stanley cup erywhere to have the opportunity to live in dignity. A question about his handling of human rights was the first Modi took from a journalist in a press conference since he became prime minister in 2 stanley cup 014. A Wall Street Journal reporter asked Modi what steps he and his government are willing to take to improve the rights of Muslims and other minorities and to uphold free speech. When you talk of democracy, if there are no human values and there is no humanity, there are no human rights, then it s Rumf NASA looking for 4 volunteers to spend a year living and working inside a Mars simulator
Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez is defending the strict qualifications for the second round of primary debates in September: meeting the thresholds to qualify is an opportunity for candidates to expand their fundraising and name recognition, he told CBS News.For the first debates on June 26 and 27, candidates could qualify by either obtaining 1% or more in three credible national or sta stanley cup te polls, or by attracting 65,000 individual donors to their campaign from 20 sta stanley cup tes. The qualifications for the second round of debates in September are more stringent: candidates must receive 2% or more in four credible national or state polls, andmust receive donations from at least 130,000 unique donors in at least 20 states. Listen to this episode on Stitcher Some candidates are arguing that the polling and fundraising thresholds are arbitrary, and that there was very little transparency in how the DNC came to decide these criteria. However, Perez told CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett on The Ta af1 keout podcast this week that upping the ante for the second round of debates was a normal procedure. Twenty candidates have qualified for the first debates, and these new thresholds could help winnow the field. If you can t run an effective grassroots campaign in the year 2020, in today s era, you re not going to be able to win the presidency, Perez said. And what our dual thresh
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A jury of six men and three women began deliberations Tuesday in the civil lawsuit accusing former President Donald Trump of battery and defamation.The trial in New York City wrapped up one day earlier with attorneys for the writer E. Jean Carroll and Trump making their closing arguments, following seven days of testimony from witnesses for Carroll, who says Trump raped her decades ago. Donald Trump has an M.O., and that stanley cup is targeting women in semi-public places and grabbing their genitals, Carroll s attorney, Roberta Kaplan, said Monday during closing arguments in the civil defamation and battery trial. But what Kaplan said is Trump s M.O. his attorney Joe Tacopina called a distraction, from what he said was a lack of evidence supporting Carroll s claims. Kaplan reminded the jury that for the battery charge stanley cup , stanley cup all you need is that it is more probable than not that Trump attacked Carroll to find him liable, a much lower standard than the beyond a reasonable doubt standard applied in criminal trials. Attorneys for Trump did not call any witnesses and he did not testify in the trial. Tacopina said that was because challenging Carroll s story is our defense. He added, There were no witnesses to call. Donald Trump doesn t have a story to tell other than to say it was a lie, Tacopina said. Tuesday morning, Trump posted on Truth Social, saying he was not allowed to speak or defend myself, even as hard nosed reporter Fndy The war on opioids moves to the courtroom
Susan Spencer highlights some everyday items that are so well-designed, they re hard to improve upon:Sure, it keeps you dry, but have you ever really looked at your umbrella Most people take it for granted, said mechanical engineer Dave Kahng. They don t realize the intric stanley cup acies that are involved t jordan o make that simplicity. When it comes to design, says Kahng, the case is open and shut: the umbrella is brill stanley cup iant: There s no engine, no motor, no electricity, nothing. It s just one simple movement. Eight arms extend itself. And it s a huge surface area. And all it wants to do is protect you, said Spencer. It does ONE thing! laughed Kahng. Correspondent Susan Spencer with Dave Kahng of Davek Umbrellas. CBS News It s been doing that one thing for thousands of years. Some people say it originated in China; some people say it originated in Egypt. But it was originally used for shade. Umbra is the Latin word for shade. Each year, Americans buy more than 33 million umbrellas -- all shapes, all sizes. Kahng says they d buy far fewer if the things lasted longer. We ve all been there; we ve all had an inverted umbrella, Kahng said. We ve all had the fabric rip from the ribs. Why is it embarrassing to have an inverted umbrella You look foolish Kahng laughingly suggested. It s better to buy one high-quality umbre
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For decades, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery has drawn crowds to honor unidentified service members who died in U.S. wars. But for the first time in nearly a century, the public was briefly allowed to walk on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Plaza and place flowers near the memorial.For two days, some visited in uniform with families in tow, some saluted and others put their hands over their hearts. Visitors placed thousands of flowers as a thank you, and when the pile got too high, service members made room for more. Darrell Bush, a 96-year-old veteran who served in the Army during World War II, placed a flower at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. CBS News Darrell Bush, a 96-year-old veteran who served in the Army during World War II, was among those visiting Wednesday. stanley cup I thought one time I would be an unknown, Bush said. I was one of the lucky ones. He was shot five times during the Battle of the Bulge in 1944. Bush lost his dog tags when he was shot and woke up in the hospital without the ide stanley cup ntifying necklace. Of 132 in his company, he said about eight or nine of them survived. It s an honor, Bush said of laying a flower at the Tomb of the Unknown, adding that the emotion would not hit me until I get home. Bush visit stanley cup ed the tomb with his wife, Dorothy, who he s been married to for 78 years Fgsa Shooter in attack that killed 5 at Colorado Springs gay nightclub pleads guilty, gets life in prison
The partial government shutdown entered its 21st day Friday, tying the record for the longest stoppage in U.S. history set in 1995-96.Some 800,000 federal employees were due to miss their first paycheck Friday as President Trump and Congress remain at odds over funding for his long-promised U.S.-Me af1 xico border wall. More than half of those employees are still required to show up for work, while the rest are on furlough until the shutdown ends.We assembled some of the most compelling images of the shutdown, which i af1 s about to stretch into its fourth week. This portion of Bill Striffler s electronic pay stub, provided by him to The Associated Press on Friday, Jan. 11, 2019, with portions blacked out by him, shows his recent pay to be $0.00 for his work as an air traffic controller at Newark Airport. Bill Striffler via AP This is a portion of Bill Striffler s electronic pay stub, with portions blacked out by him, showing his recent pay to be $0.00 for his work as an air traffic controller at Newark Airport. AP A closed sign is displayed at the National Archives yeezy entrance in Washington, D.C. AP Internal Revenue Service worker
Washington mdash; President Biden emphasized the power of democracies on Thursday as he hosted Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House, boasting of the collaborations between the two nations on nearly every human endeavor while stressing that universal human rights remain vital to the success of both the U.S. and India. In a news conference Thursday, Mr. Biden called th stanley cup e relationship between the U.S. and India among the most consequential in the world and stronger, closer and more dynamic than at any time in history. He underscored how two of the world s most powerful democracies were cooperating on issues such as the climate, health care and space, saying that the U.S-India economic relationship was booming. But standing alongside Modi, who has come under criticism from human rights advocates, Mr. Biden also emphasized the importance of press and religious freedoms. The bottom line is simple, he said. We want people ev stanley cup erywhere to have the opportunity to live in dignity. A question about his handling of human rights was the first Modi took from a journalist in a press conference since he became prime minister in 2 stanley cup 014. A Wall Street Journal reporter asked Modi what steps he and his government are willing to take to improve the rights of Muslims and other minorities and to uphold free speech. When you talk of democracy, if there are no human values and there is no humanity, there are no human rights, then it s Rumf NASA looking for 4 volunteers to spend a year living and working inside a Mars simulator
Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez is defending the strict qualifications for the second round of primary debates in September: meeting the thresholds to qualify is an opportunity for candidates to expand their fundraising and name recognition, he told CBS News.For the first debates on June 26 and 27, candidates could qualify by either obtaining 1% or more in three credible national or sta stanley cup te polls, or by attracting 65,000 individual donors to their campaign from 20 sta stanley cup tes. The qualifications for the second round of debates in September are more stringent: candidates must receive 2% or more in four credible national or state polls, andmust receive donations from at least 130,000 unique donors in at least 20 states. Listen to this episode on Stitcher Some candidates are arguing that the polling and fundraising thresholds are arbitrary, and that there was very little transparency in how the DNC came to decide these criteria. However, Perez told CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett on The Ta af1 keout podcast this week that upping the ante for the second round of debates was a normal procedure. Twenty candidates have qualified for the first debates, and these new thresholds could help winnow the field. If you can t run an effective grassroots campaign in the year 2020, in today s era, you re not going to be able to win the presidency, Perez said. And what our dual thresh
Ugpb New Orleans to take down Robert E. Lee statue on Friday
A jury of six men and three women began deliberations Tuesday in the civil lawsuit accusing former President Donald Trump of battery and defamation.The trial in New York City wrapped up one day earlier with attorneys for the writer E. Jean Carroll and Trump making their closing arguments, following seven days of testimony from witnesses for Carroll, who says Trump raped her decades ago. Donald Trump has an M.O., and that stanley cup is targeting women in semi-public places and grabbing their genitals, Carroll s attorney, Roberta Kaplan, said Monday during closing arguments in the civil defamation and battery trial. But what Kaplan said is Trump s M.O. his attorney Joe Tacopina called a distraction, from what he said was a lack of evidence supporting Carroll s claims. Kaplan reminded the jury that for the battery charge stanley cup , stanley cup all you need is that it is more probable than not that Trump attacked Carroll to find him liable, a much lower standard than the beyond a reasonable doubt standard applied in criminal trials. Attorneys for Trump did not call any witnesses and he did not testify in the trial. Tacopina said that was because challenging Carroll s story is our defense. He added, There were no witnesses to call. Donald Trump doesn t have a story to tell other than to say it was a lie, Tacopina said. Tuesday morning, Trump posted on Truth Social, saying he was not allowed to speak or defend myself, even as hard nosed reporter Fndy The war on opioids moves to the courtroom
Susan Spencer highlights some everyday items that are so well-designed, they re hard to improve upon:Sure, it keeps you dry, but have you ever really looked at your umbrella Most people take it for granted, said mechanical engineer Dave Kahng. They don t realize the intric stanley cup acies that are involved t jordan o make that simplicity. When it comes to design, says Kahng, the case is open and shut: the umbrella is brill stanley cup iant: There s no engine, no motor, no electricity, nothing. It s just one simple movement. Eight arms extend itself. And it s a huge surface area. And all it wants to do is protect you, said Spencer. It does ONE thing! laughed Kahng. Correspondent Susan Spencer with Dave Kahng of Davek Umbrellas. CBS News It s been doing that one thing for thousands of years. Some people say it originated in China; some people say it originated in Egypt. But it was originally used for shade. Umbra is the Latin word for shade. Each year, Americans buy more than 33 million umbrellas -- all shapes, all sizes. Kahng says they d buy far fewer if the things lasted longer. We ve all been there; we ve all had an inverted umbrella, Kahng said. We ve all had the fabric rip from the ribs. Why is it embarrassing to have an inverted umbrella You look foolish Kahng laughingly suggested. It s better to buy one high-quality umbre
Chrz Deep freeze felt in large swath of U.S.
For decades, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery has drawn crowds to honor unidentified service members who died in U.S. wars. But for the first time in nearly a century, the public was briefly allowed to walk on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Plaza and place flowers near the memorial.For two days, some visited in uniform with families in tow, some saluted and others put their hands over their hearts. Visitors placed thousands of flowers as a thank you, and when the pile got too high, service members made room for more. Darrell Bush, a 96-year-old veteran who served in the Army during World War II, placed a flower at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. CBS News Darrell Bush, a 96-year-old veteran who served in the Army during World War II, was among those visiting Wednesday. stanley cup I thought one time I would be an unknown, Bush said. I was one of the lucky ones. He was shot five times during the Battle of the Bulge in 1944. Bush lost his dog tags when he was shot and woke up in the hospital without the ide stanley cup ntifying necklace. Of 132 in his company, he said about eight or nine of them survived. It s an honor, Bush said of laying a flower at the Tomb of the Unknown, adding that the emotion would not hit me until I get home. Bush visit stanley cup ed the tomb with his wife, Dorothy, who he s been married to for 78 years Fgsa Shooter in attack that killed 5 at Colorado Springs gay nightclub pleads guilty, gets life in prison
The partial government shutdown entered its 21st day Friday, tying the record for the longest stoppage in U.S. history set in 1995-96.Some 800,000 federal employees were due to miss their first paycheck Friday as President Trump and Congress remain at odds over funding for his long-promised U.S.-Me af1 xico border wall. More than half of those employees are still required to show up for work, while the rest are on furlough until the shutdown ends.We assembled some of the most compelling images of the shutdown, which i af1 s about to stretch into its fourth week. This portion of Bill Striffler s electronic pay stub, provided by him to The Associated Press on Friday, Jan. 11, 2019, with portions blacked out by him, shows his recent pay to be $0.00 for his work as an air traffic controller at Newark Airport. Bill Striffler via AP This is a portion of Bill Striffler s electronic pay stub, with portions blacked out by him, showing his recent pay to be $0.00 for his work as an air traffic controller at Newark Airport. AP A closed sign is displayed at the National Archives yeezy entrance in Washington, D.C. AP Internal Revenue Service worker