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  • At least 50 people die after train runs over crowd in India

    A speeding train ran over a crowd watching fireworks during a religious festival in northern India on Friday, killing at least 50 people

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  • Suspect says he didn't mean to kill Bulgarian journalist

    "I regret it so much. I cannot believe I did it," Severin Krassimirov said.

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  • US and South Korea again call off a major military exercise

    The Pentagon and South Korea are canceling another major military exercise this year, citing a push for diplomatic progress with North Korea

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  • EU court orders Poland to reinstate Supreme Court judges

    The European Union's top court has ordered Poland to immediately stop applying a law that lowered the retirement age for Supreme Court judges, forcing...

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  • Ex-spy chief says Brexit leaves UK vulnerable to attack

    A former head of Britain's overseas intelligence agency says Brexit could leave Britain more vulnerable to attacks like the nerve-agent poisoning of a...

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  • At least 50 people die after train runs over crowd in India

    A Congress party leader says at least 50 people are dead after they were run over by a train in northern India

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  • The Latest: EU official tries to calm Italian budget dispute

    The EU's budget chief says that the European Commission won't interfere with Italy's economic policies and called for disagreements over the draft...

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  • What's at stake if investors begin to shun Saudi Arabia

    The disappearance of a Saudi journalist last seen entering the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul has shaken business confidence in the country's...

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  • South Korea, Britain in talks about future trade talks

    South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha says Seoul has begun "contingency planning" to ensure that her country and Britain maintain close trade...

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  • Friday Rewind: Canada legalizes marijuana

    Canada could bring in an estimated $400 million dollars in tax revenue from marijuana sales.

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  • Potential showdown at the US-Mexico border

    President Trump discussed shut the southern border, as that same issue led to a major shouting match at the White House. ABC News' Kenneth Moton...

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  • 20 men jailed for sex abuse of teenagers in northern England

    Twenty men have been jailed for raping and abusing more than a dozen teenage girls in the city of Huddersfield in northern England

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  • Migrants prepare to cross Guatemala-Mexico border

    Members of a 3,000-strong U.S.-bound migrant caravan in this Guatemalan border town across the muddy Suchiate River from Mexico prepared to begin...

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  • Severe turbulence injures 15 on flight to Buenos Aires

    An Argentine airline says fifteen passengers aboard a flight from Miami to Buenos Aires suffered minor injuries after their plane hit turbulence

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  • Turkey probes whether Khashoggi remains taken from consulate

    Turkish official: Police probing whether Khashoggi's remains may have been taken to forest near Istanbul, another city

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  • Christian leaders urge Israeli PM to nix church lands bill

    Christian leaders in Jerusalem are urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stop a bill that the churches say would allow the state to...

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  • Egypt, Saudi conclude Tabuk-4 joint military drills

    Egypt's military says its forces have concluded drills with Saudi Arabia held in Egypt's southern military zone

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  • Pope accuser strikes back, blames gay priesthood for abuse

    Pope's accuser strikes back, blames gay priesthood for abuse and says Vatican hypocritical for refusing to admit it

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  • Radical preacher Anjem Choudary released from UK prison

    Choudary was convicted of inviting support for the Islamic State group.

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  • The Latest: State TV: Turkey questions Saudi consulate staff

    Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency says prosecutors are questioning a number of employees of the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul over the...

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  • Wife of ex-Interpol president wary of Chinese envoys

    The wife of the former Interpol president who is being held in China on bribery charges says she has been contacted by Chinese diplomats, who have...

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  • Financial watchdog: Regulate cryptocurrencies now, or else

    A global financial body says governments worldwide must establish rules for virtual currencies like bitcoin to stop criminals from using them to...

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  • State media: Turkish prosecutors are questioning Saudi consulate employees over missing journalist

    State media: Turkish prosecutors are questioning Saudi consulate employees over missing journalist

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  • Turkey asks Albania to close US-based cleric's businesses

    Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says he expects Albania to close all businesses owned by Fethullah Gulen, the U.S.-based Turkish cleric they...

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  • The Latest: Migrants prepare to cross into Mexico territory

    Participants in a 3,000-strong migrant caravan heading toward the United States have gathered in a park to wait a few more hours for members of the...

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  • 3 crewmembers die on board Iranian ship, 8 hospitalized

    Azerbaijani health officials say three members of an Iranian ship crew have died and another eight have been hospitalized with acute poisoning

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  • Daimler lowers profit outlook for year on diesel issues

    German automaker Daimler lowered its profit outlook for the year and reported reduced third-quarter profits due to regulatory and diesel emissions...

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  • Red Cross assists in key prisoner release in South Sudan

    Red Cross assists in 1st prisoner release in South Sudan since signing of 'final' peace deal

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  • Global government body warns Iran on terrorism financing

    A global financial body has given Iran until February to crack down on terrorism funding or risk deeper economic isolation

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  • Poland: Local races offer gauge of ruling party's support

    Local elections on Sunday are expected to measure popular support for Poland's conservative ruling party, whose policies have produced street protests...

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  • Poland: Local races offer gauge of ruling party's support

    Local elections on Sunday are expected to measure popular support for Poland's conservative ruling party, whose policies have produced street protests...

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  • European, Asian leaders want free trade, push back at Trump

    European and Asian leaders have pledged their support for free trade at a meeting that underscored trade tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump

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  • EU, Asia leaders underline support for Iran nuclear deal

    European and Asian leaders are giving their backing to the Iran nuclear deal, saying the pact is good for global security but also noting that it's...

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  • Afghanistan postpones election in Kandahar after attack

    Afghanistan's election commission postpones polls in Kandahar province for a week, following deadly attack

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  • Turkish source says Pompeo heard recording of Khashoggi murder, State Dept denies

    Pompeo was also given a transcript of the recording, sources told ABC News.

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  • UN Mideast peace envoy urges restraint ahead of protests

    The United Nations' Mideast peace envoy urged Israel and the Palestinians to exercise restraint ahead of protests organized by Hamas on the Gaza...

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  • EU top court orders Poland to suspend application of Polish Supreme Court measure to lower retirement age for judges.

    EU top court orders Poland to suspend application of Polish Supreme Court measure to lower retirement age for judges.

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  • 'I'll walk in my broken shoes': Mom, daughter flee Venezuela

    Barely able to feed her daughter and struggling to earn a living, Sandra Cadiz made the desperate decision to leave Venezuela

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  • Turkey to host four-nation summit on Syria crisis

    Turkish official says a summit between the leaders of Turkey, France, Germany and Russia will be held in Istanbul this month to discuss the conflict...

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  • Copter crashes on USS Ronald Reagan in Asia, sailors hurt

    The sailors were in a stable condition and injuries were non-life threatening.

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  • A look at Afghanistan's parliamentary elections on Saturday

    A look at what's at stake, numbers and main issues in Afghanistan's parliamentary elections on Saturday

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  • UNICEF warns against Yemen's economic crisis, violence

    UNICEF: Yemen's crisis, violence at key Red Sea city risk leaving millions more of children, families without food

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  • Afghans set to vote despite Taliban threats, corruption

    Afghans hope parliament elections will bring change to corrupt government that's lost nearly half the country to Taliban

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  • Rwanda names 50 percent female Cabinet, following Ethiopia

    Ethiopia earlier announced one of the world's few "gender-balanced" Cabinets.

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  • Mother, son die in shooting after police called in Germany

    A mother and her son died and two police officers were seriously injured when police were called to an altercation at an apartment in southwestern...

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  • Brit, Canadian face 10 years in jail for spraying Thai wall

    The pair sprayed paint on an ancient wall in northern Thailand.

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  • South African city set to seize land in national 'test case'

    South African city plans to seize land in national 'test case' as millions live in shacks

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  • Italian markets hit by concerns over budget spat

    Italy's financial markets are shaken following the European Union's stinging rebuke of the new populist government's budget bill, which pushes the...

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  • Former general says UK-US military cooperation under threat

    The former commander of American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan says the United States' military cooperation with the U.K. could be threatened by the...

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  • Turkish foreign minister says they have not shared any audio from Saudi journalist's disappearance with US officials

    Turkish foreign minister says they have not shared any audio from Saudi journalist's disappearance with US officials

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