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Hello! Here's what's happening on Friday.

Trump stopped short of accusing the Saudis of killing Khashoggi, but said there would be "very severe" consequences they did.

Officials reportedly plan to scapegoat a two-star general and say he botched a plan to interrogate Khashoggi and accidentally killed him.

Conservative MPs have called on May to abandon her plans for a 12-month extension and make way for a new leader.

The Universal Postal Union helps set international postage rates, and Chinese goods coming into the US are currently subject to lower postage rates.

The company has long promised the Model 3 would be its vehicle for the masses, but it originally focused on building premium versions of the car while it struggled to ramp up factory production.

The incident follows two other fatal insider attacks this year.

Mnuchin pulled out of a major investor conference in Riyadh, while French President Emmanuel Macron suspended his official visits. Here's the full list.

Putin said that aggressors who strike Russia will perish as sinners, while Russian "martyrs" will go to heaven.

Trump is concerned about a caravan of migrants that has grown to 4,000 people, and is currently trekking through Guatemala en route to the US.

It will be the first time the Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com can sell directly to US customers.

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