Jordan's King Abdullah tells Trump his nation to accept 2,000 sick, displaced Palestinian kids
President Donald Trump met Tuesday with King Abdullah II as the Jordanian leader says his country will take in thousands of ...
Jordan's King Abdullah II tells President Trump they’ll take 2,000 ill kids from Gaza
Donald Trump mocked pop star Taylor Swift after the singer was booed Sunday at the Super Bowl during the Kansas City Chiefs ...
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Abdullah says Jordan will take in 2,000 sick Gazan kids as Trump pushes relocation plan
Figure satisfies US president, who calls it 'music to his ears,' also saying he doesn't believe Hamas will release all the ...
Boys Basketball: Fleming gets 2,000 as Timothy Christian advances in GMC Tournament
Fleming, who finished with 26 points in Timothy Christian’s 65-31 victory over Perth Amboy Magnet, became just the 106th ...
Billy Baldwin's 3 Kids: All About the Actor’s Son and Daughters (Including the Popular Pastime They Enjoy with Him!)
Billy Baldwin and wife Chynna Phillips Baldwin share three kids: Jameson, Brooke and Vance. Here’s everything to know about ...
Jordanian King Abdullah II tells Trump he’ll take 2K Gaza kids — as Trump insists US ‘wouldn’t have to buy’ Hamas-run territory
Jordanian King Abdullah II told President Trump Tuesday that his nation will take in 2,000 sick children from the Gaza Strip.
Wizz Air couple fell in love at 30,000ft and now have kids following in their footsteps
Two Wizz Air crew members fell in love at 30,000 feet nearly two decades ago and now have two children together who are ...
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Jordan to take 2,000 sick Gaza kids as Trump pushes takeover plan
WASHINGTON: Jordan's King Abdullah II on Tuesday told Donald Trump that his country would take in some 2,000 sick children ...
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The Goddard School to open first site in Lancaster county since early 2000's [update]
A previous version of the headline erroneously indicated that this was the first Goddardd School in Lancaster County; two ...
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Altoona Curve donations to help kids with disabilities and low-income families play sports
Two Johnstown organizations are receiving grants from the Altoona Curve to ensure children with disabilities and with low-income families can play sports.