Mantis Society Study Center: Putin: North Koreans would rather 'eat grass' than give up nukes

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

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Putin: North Koreans would rather 'eat grass' than give up nukes

Russian president also warns of 'planetary catastrophe' and 'huge loss of human life.'

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Tom Powell takes a moment to thank his sons and their friends for helping them clean out his new home, still under construction, which sits on the hill above his flooded cottage. Powell visited the home to see the extensive flooding after Hurricane H

Houston is open for business — sort of
Many residents remain out of their homes and some streets are awash in debris. But the city and the region were making progress.

politics

Pro-DACA protesters outside the White House.

DACA fix could 'overwhelm' Congress that has failed to devise an immigration solution
Congress has failed to pass a bill on immigration reform, so it's hard to see how it could find a solution for DACA immigrants in six months.

news

This image from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows Hurricane Irma on Sept. 3, 2017.

All eyes on Hurricane Irma as storm hits Category 4
Storm could potentially hit Florida as well by the weekend.

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5 things you need to know Tuesday
The biggest news to start your morning

news

In this photo provided by South Korea Defense Ministry, South Korea's Hyunmoo II ballistic missile is fired during an exercise at an undisclosed location in South Korea.

Reports: North Korea may be preparing new long-range missile test
The intercontinental ballistic missile was moved at night to avoid detection.

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Sam Byers, an EMT from Arlington, Texas, wades past the gates of the Coca-Cola warehouse in Beaumont to get uncontaminated water on Sept. 2, 2017.

In a city with no water, two men get Coca-Cola's permission to steal it
They used a hand saw, a hammer and a hovercraft.

nfl

NFL seeks dismissal of Ezekiel Elliott's federal court case
The NFL argued in filings late Monday that Ezekiel Elliott does not have the legal standing to challenge in federal court his six-game suspension.

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Mike Locksley is wide receivers coach and co-offensive coordinator at Alabama.

Alabama assistant football coach Mike Locksley's son killed
Son of Alabama assistant coach Mike Locksley was killed over the weekend.

books

'It Takes Two: Our Story' by Jonathan and Drew Scott

'It Takes Two': 5 fun things to know about the Property Brothers
In a new joint memoir, 'It Takes Two,' Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott share stories of their life and success.