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Trump Accuses OPEC of Manipulating Oil Market
BERKELEY HEIGHTS - President Donald Trump lashed out at OPEC with a warning to stop manipulating oil markets and piled pressure on close US allies in an interview that aired on Sunday with a threat to sanction European companies that do business with Iran.
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Paul Auster to Kathimerini: Time is running out, but I'm happy
Paul Auster wrote his first poem on a sunny spring day in 1956, when he was 9 years old. Happy to see the back of winter, he came up with a few verses while walking through a small park in his native South Orange, New Jersey. It was the worst poem ever written, the American writer says today, but it wasn't the words on the paper that mattered.
Town declares day of mourning after drunk driver kills 4
Four workers returning home from a local factory died when their Audi collided with a Skoda that was, according to media reports, driven by a drunk driver.
Among the victims are brothers Milija and Petar Paunovic, aged 21 and 24. Ivana Jokovic (33) and Bojan Lazovic (24) also died, while two women suffered serious injuries.
Wife of leading coup suspect Öksüz filmed in New Jersey: State media
Turkey's state-run news agency reported on June 14 that it had filmed Aynur Öksüz, the wife of Adil Öksüz, a fugitive leading suspect behind the July 2016 coup attempt, in the northeastern U.S. state of New Jersey.
Former Playboy Model Says Trump Tried to Pay her after Sex
A former Playboy model apologized to first lady Melania Trump for a 10-month affair she claims she had with President Donald Trump that started with him offering her money after the first time they had sex.
Turkish music draws interest in the US
A recent Ottoman-Turkish classical music concert held at the Rutgers University Bradley Hall Theater in Newark, New Jersey has received great interest from audiences.
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Frozen Pipe Causes Flooding, Adds to Chaos at JFK Airport
Authorities on Sunday blamed flooding that intensified an already chaotic scene at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City on an apparent frozen, unprotected water pipe.
At Least 6 Dead as Monster 'Bomb Cyclone,' Thundersnow Wallop Northeast
At least six people have died and more than 4,000 U.S. flights have been canceled due to a massive winter storm hitting the East Coast, with heavy snow, gusty winds and the coldest air of the season, ABC News reported.
Six Children are in "Pirogov" Due to Food Poisoning From Chewing Gum
Six children from the 78th Hristo Smirnenski School in Bankya are accommodated in the emergency toxicology office of NJ. Pirogov "because of poisoning with chewing gum.
The children are in contact and are on foot, and a series of tests are being carried out, the medical institution said.
Japanese City of Osaka puts an End to Friendship Agreement with San Francisco (Video)
Osaka Mayor Hirofumi Yosimura said his city will end its 60-year relationship with San Francisco as sister cities a day after the local government in the US city officially approved the sculpture of the so-called "comfort women," the victims of sexual slavery of the Japanese army during the Second World War, DPA reported.