Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Thursday, December 13th, 2018.

And we begin with Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May managing to survive a power grab from her own political party.

The embattled leader who has spearheaded her country's exit from the European Union will remain

in charge for now.

In a vote taken yesterday, May received enough votes to keep her job, although she has vowed

to leave office before the next election in 2022.

The lawmakers who had come out against her are pushing for even more independence than the previously agreed upon Brexit deal would allow.

Terms of the country's exit are still in flux.

A final vote on the plan is expected next month.

It was a site that rattled even the most seasoned space watchers.

Two Russian cosmonauts floating outside of the International Space Station

armed with a large butcher knife and a pair of long scissors.

Their mission investigating the cause of a tiny hole in the Soyuz space capsule, which back in August had caused a slight loss of cabin pressure inside the station.

At the time, the cosmonauts had used tape, gauze, and epoxy glue to plug the 2mm hole from inside the

craft.

On Tuesday, they ventured outside the safety of the ISS for a 7 hour, 45 minute spacewalk during which they cut into the spacecraft

and collected material to bring back to Earth for analysis.

It started off as a noun, now it's also a verb. Once just the name of a company,

Google is now synonymous with search, performing over 40,000 online searches

every second. That's over 3.5 billion per day and if you're

counting 1.2 trillion a year. So what were the top searches of 2018?

Googles just put out their list,

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