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  • Canada to pardon pot possession as it legalizes marijuana

    The Canadian government will announce it will pardon those with a pot possession record of 30 grams or less as Canada becomes the second and largest...

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  • China says interning Muslims brings them into 'modern' world

    China characterized its mass internment of Muslims as bringing into the "modern, civilized" world a destitute people who are easily led astray, a...

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  • Brazil's Temer charged with corruption, money laundering

    Brazil's federal police are recommending in a new case that President Michel Temer be put on trial for corruption, money laundering and criminal...

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  • Turkish official: Police found evidence of Khashoggi slaying

    A high-level Turkish official says police who searched the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul found evidence that Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi was killed...

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  • The Latest: Canada to pardon some in pot possession cases

    A senior Canadian official says the government will pardon those with a pot possession record of 30 grams or less

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  • Canadian official says government to pardon those with a pot possession record of 30 grams or less

    Canadian official says government to pardon those with a pot possession record of 30 grams or less

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  • 2 die in fighter jet crash in Ukraine, US pilot "involved"

    Ukraine's military says a Ukrainian fighter jet crashed during a joint exercise with U.S. and other NATO air forces, killing both pilots

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  • Brazil presidential candidates exchange insults on Twitter

    The far-right front-runner and his left-leaning challenger in Brazil's presidential race have engaged in a heated exchange of tweets less than two...

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  • UN anti-graft body in Guatemala says visas denied, revoked

    A U.N. commission investigating corruption in Guatemala says President Jimmy Morales' government has denied or revoked visas for about a dozen of its...

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  • Brazil's federal police bring new corruption charges against President Michel Temer

    Brazil's federal police bring new corruption charges against President Michel Temer

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  • The Latest: G-7 nations express concern over Khashoggi case

    Foreign ministers from the G-7 group of industrialized nations say they are very troubled by the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and...

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  • Trump warns Honduras over migrant caravan now in Guatemala

    U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to cut aid to Honduras if it doesn't stop a caravan of about 2,000 migrants, even as they have resumed...

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  • The Latest: Pence presses Guatemala on migrant caravan

    U.S. Vice President Mike Pence has now spoken with Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales about the caravan of Honduran migrants traveling through...

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  • Cuban diplomats disrupt UN meeting called by US on prisoners

    About 20 Cuban diplomats and supporters have disrupted a U.N. meeting called by the United States to spotlight the island nation's political...

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  • Confessed killer of Mexican women ordered held for trial

    A Mexican man and his female companion have been ordered held in prison pending trial in the killing of a woman, though the man has confessed to...

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  • Chaldean cardinal says promised US aid for Iraq hasn't come

    Iraq's Chaldean Catholic cardinal says promised US aid hasn't materialized

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  • US tops revised competiveness ranking for 1st time since '08

    Organizers of the annual Davos conference say the U.S. is atop their list of the world's most competitive economies for the first time in a decade,...

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  • Tropical Storm Tara weakens to depression off Mexico

    Tropical Storm Tara has weakened to a depression, after drenching Mexico's central Pacific coast while moving just offshore

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  • Canadian crewmember killed in ship accident at seaway dock

    Authorities say a Canadian man working on a freighter has died after he fell off a dock on the St. Lawrence Seaway in northern New York

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  • What US aid is on the line to Honduras

    What US aid is on the line to Honduras

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  • Mothers searching for the disappeared get Notre Dame Award

    The University of Notre Dame has presented its 2018 Notre Dame Award to a group of Mexican mothers who have led a tireless, years-long search for...

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  • Spain pressured to free imprisoned Catalan activists

    Politicians and human rights groups in Spain's Catalonia region have urged the Spanish government to release imprisoned separatists, including two...

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  • Canada is ready to open the door wide to legal marijuana

    Canada is about to become the second and largest country with a legal national marijuana marketplace.

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  • Guatemala has detained a former Honduran lawmaker traveling with the migrant caravan heading toward the United States

    Guatemala has detained a former Honduran lawmaker traveling with the migrant caravan heading toward the United States

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  • New details on missing Saudi journalist

    Turkish and Saudi officials are investigating.

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  • Macron seeks new start in French govt reshuffle in TV speech

    French President Emmanuel Macron's government is seeking to give itself a fresh start after a difficult summer with a limited reshuffle that includes...

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  • Prince Harry and Meghan Markle meet koalas on first day of tour Down Under

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle meet koalas, visit aboriginal dance troupe on first official day of royal tour.

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  • Romania's govt decree against prosecutors ignites fresh ire

    Romania's government has published an emergency ordinance that requires prosecutors in key agencies to have more years of experience, igniting fresh...

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  • Nigeria: IS-linked extremists kill abducted health worker

    Hauwa Mohammed Liman had been working in a Nigerian Red Cross hospital.

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  • Explosion at factory in Iran injures 21

    Iranian media say an explosion at a battery factory has injured 21 workers

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  • Dutch museum invites world to watch Rembrandt restoration

    The restoration process will be open to the public and livestreamed online.

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  • Armenian premier steps down, maneuvering for early election

    Armenia's prime minister has stepped down _ a political maneuver aimed at forcing early elections

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  • Massive hunt for killer tiger in India

    A massive search is underway for a 6-year-old female tiger officials believe is responsible for the deaths of 13 people.

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  • New Pompeii discovery shifts date of Mount Vesuvius eruption

    New excavations in the ancient buried city of Pompeii have yielded a truly historic find: a charcoal inscription apparently dating the eruption of...

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  • Group: Cuba frees dissident after US call for release

    A Cuban dissident group says the island's government has released Tomas Nunez Magdariaga, who had carried out a lengthy hunger strike to protest his...

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  • Police find 16 bodies in mass grave in western Mexico

    Authorities say they have found 16 bodies, including those of two women, in a clandestine burial pit in western Mexico

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  • France arrests Ukrainian fugitive, seizes his castle

    The European Union's law enforcement agency says it has worked with French authorities to arrest a Ukrainian fugitive who was living a luxurious...

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  • UN says cyclone hitting Yemen leaving 'extensive damage'

    The cyclone has injured 33 people and affected 2,000 families.

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  • Egypt: Military has killed 450 militants since February

    Egypt's military says its forces have killed more than 450 suspected militants since the beginning of a nationwide operation against militants earlier...

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  • US airstrike in Somalia kills about 60 al-Shabab fighters

    US military airstrike in Somalia kills about 60 al-Shabab fighters, deadliest in nearly a year

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  • French hostage in Yemen freed after more than 4 months

    France's president has announced the release of a French citizen held in hostage in Yemen for more than 4 months

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  • A robot presented evidence to British Parliament

    Pepper, who is the resident robot at Middlesex University in London, spoke to the Members of Parliament, or MPs, about the future of artificial...

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  • Militants seize 14 Iranian security forces near Pakistan

    Militants in Iran have abducted 14 members of a border security force near the Pakistan border in the latest blow to the powerful Revolutionary Guard

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  • Armenia's prime minister steps down, a formality as he maneuvers for early election

    Armenia's prime minister steps down, a formality as he maneuvers for early election

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  • A robot presented evidence about AI to a British Parliament committee

    Pepper the robot made history in the U.K. as the first to address members.

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  • Bishops calls for urgent action on UK welfare program

    Church of England bishops are calling for urgent action to fix the government's new comprehensive welfare program, known as universal credit, amid...

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  • Russian Orthodox church splits with Orthodoxy's leader in seismic rift over Ukraine

    The split comes after Ukraine's church was recognised independent of Moscow

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  • Police: So far no indication of IS link to Cologne attack

    Cologne police are investigating whether extremism was the motivation behind a bloody hostage-taking at the city's main train station, but so far have...

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