What's News: World-Wide -- WSJ
February 24 2017 - 3:02AM
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Trump cabinet members tried to soften the message on expanded
U.S. immigration enforcement during talks in Mexico, but officials
there signaled little progress had been made on differences.
The chemical substance used to kill the half brother of North
Korea's leader last week was a U.N.-banned nerve agent called VX,
Malaysian police said.
North Korea appeared to lash out at China in a state-media
commentary, using unusually pointed rhetoric.
Trump's strategy to accelerate the ISIS fight will, at least
initially, tweak and add a little more muscle to the existing plan,
officials said.
Turkish-backed rebels seized one of the militant group's last
urban strongholds in northern Syria.
Iraqi military forces were nearly in control of Mosul's
international airport, military officials said.
Language critical of a climate deal was struck from an executive
order at the request of Trump's kin.
Some GOP state leaders are pushing to revamp Medicaid programs
as Congress struggles to repeal the ACA.
Philippine police arrested a senator who is one of the most
vocal critics of Duterte and his war on drugs.
The Conservative Party won a key local election in northern
England, delivering a blow to Labour.
German police detained a man suspected of planning a terror
attack.
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February 24, 2017 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)
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