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  • Pyramid of roses is the largest floral structure ever built

    The life-size replica of an indigenous pyramid is made from 546,364 roses.

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  • Manley role at Fiat Chrysler a turning point for carmaker

    The nomination of Mike Manley as CEO of Fiat Chrysler marks a turning point for the carmaker

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  • British financier says Putin wants him dead

    Bill Browder, CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, on being called out by Putin in Helsinki.

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  • Egypt rejects Jewish-nation law passed by Israeli parliament

    Egypt's government says it rejects a controversial legislation passed by Israel's parliament defining Israel as a nation-state of the Jewish people

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  • Cuba approves new leader's Cabinet with old faces in place

    Cuban lawmakers approved the Cabinet named by new President Miguel Diaz-Canel, keeping most of the ministers from Raul's Castro government in place,...

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  • Bill Browder on Putin and new book

    CEO of Hermitage Capital Management discusses "Red Notice."

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  • Family, home still unfamiliar to Honduran baby

    A baby who came to embody the Trump administration's family separation policy is back with his parents in Honduras after five months

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  • Spieth part of 3-way tie for British lead as Woods lurks

    Jordan Spieth tied for lead in a British Open that features Woods in the mix at a major for 1st time in 5 years

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  • Japanese Princess Mako begins visit to Brazil's biggest city

    Japan's Princess Mako has arrived in Sao Paulo as part of her two-week visit to Brazil to celebrate 110 years of the arrival of the first Japanese...

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  • Bill Browder on Putin and new book

    CEO of Hermitage Capital Management discusses "Red Notice."

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  • 'Bullet Man' survives mishap

    The 40-year-old circus performer survived overshooting the safety net.

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  • Treasury Secretary: Trump not threatening Fed's independence

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Donald Trump was not trying to put pressure on the Federal Reserve when he criticized its decision to...

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  • Hamas accepts cease-fire after massive Israeli Gaza strikes

    Gaza's militant Hamas rulers say they have accepted a cease-fire ending an Israeli onslaught on militant positions after a soldier was shot dead

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  • Pakistani court convicts ex-lawmaker for substance misuse

    A court in Pakistan has convicted, gives life term to a former lawmaker and candidate for National Assembly seat for misusing controlled chemical he...

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  • Train in Greece hits, kills 2 migrants near Turkish border

    Greek police say two migrants have been killed in northeastern Greece, hit by the same local train in two separate incidents

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  • Investigators raid home of Macron's ex-bodyguard

    Paris prosecutor's office says that investigators have raided the house of one of French President Emmanuel Macron's former top security aides, who...

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  • Eritrean diaspora watches Ethiopia thaw with hope, mistrust

    Eritrean diaspora watches Ethiopia reconciliation with mix of hope and mistrust

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  • Egypt rebuts reports on liquid inside black sarcophagus

    Egypt's Antiquities Ministry has responded to recent media reports about the nature of the liquid and the identity of the skeletal remains found in a...

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  • Fiat Chrysler picks Jeep's Manley to replace ailing CEO

    Fiat Chrysler Automobile announced Saturday that CEO Sergio Marchionne's health had suddenly deteriorated following surgery and that its board of...

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  • Zimbabwe's leader tries to rally white voters as gap narrows

    Zimbabwe's president tries to rally white voters as gap narrows ahead of historic election

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  • Mnuchin: Overall US economy not harmed by trade battles

    US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Saturday that the overall U.S. economy has not been harmed by the trade battles set off by President Donald...

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  • Egypt hikes natural gas prices by up to 75 percent

    Egypt has raised natural gas prices for households and businesses by between 33.3 and 75 percent

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  • Fiat Chrysler's board recommends Jeep executive Mike Manley to replace seriously ill CEO Sergio Marchionne

    Fiat Chrysler's board recommends Jeep executive Mike Manley to replace seriously ill CEO Sergio Marchionne

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  • Iran's top leader endorses warning over oil supplies

    Iran's top leader has endorsed a warning made earlier by the country's president over Mideast oil supplies

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  • Chinese leader arrives for Africa visit as US interest wanes

    Chinese president arrives for Africa visit as US interest under Trump wanes

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  • Russian FM tells Pompeo: Russian's arrest 'unacceptable'

    Russia's Foreign Minister has held a telephone call with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in which he complained that this week's arrest of a Russian...

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  • Philippine police disperse group protesting US, China

    Philippine riot police have used shields and a water hose to disperse more than 100 left-wing activists in front of the U.S. Embassy in Manila in a...

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  • Revelations of US cardinal sex abuse will force pope's hand

    Revelations that the most respected U.S. cardinal repeatedly sexually abused both boys and adult seminarians has raised questions about who in the...

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  • Soldier's skull, long in US medical museum, buried in France

    An Australian soldier's skull has been buried in a French war grave a century after it was taken for eventual display in a Philadelphia medical museum

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  • Family: Suspect in daughter's killing in Germany 'peaceful'

    The family of an Egyptian suspected of killing his seven-year-old daughter in Germany says he's a "peaceful man" who wouldn't have hurt his child

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  • Fiat Chrysler board meets in light of CEO's surgery

    The boards of Fiat Chrysler, Ferrari and CNH Industrial meet after CEO Sergio Marchionne's surgery

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  • New evacuations in southwest Syria as offensive continues

    Activists and Syrian media says a new group of rebels and their families are evacuated from the country's southwest where the government has gained...

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  • Body of woman who died likely in 2017 found in Italy house

    The Italian news agency ANSA says police have discovered the body of a 60-year-old woman, who apparently died in early 2017, in a house in northern...

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  • Judge rejects US efforts to strip terrorist of citizenship

    A federal judge has rejected an effort by the Department of Justice to strip a terrorist of U.S. citizenship

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  • Lawyer Casado elected new leader of Spain's Popular Party

    Rising conservative politician Pablo Casado has been elected as the new leader of Spain's Popular Party in a landslide victory ending a bitter and...

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  • Mob lynches Muslim man over cow smuggling charges in India

    Police say a Muslim man has been beaten to death by a mob in western India over allegations of cow smuggling, the latest in a series of lynching by...

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  • Suspended Zoroastrian regains seat in municipal council

    Report: Suspended Zoroastrian regains his seat in municipal council of Iranian city

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  • At least 10 Iranian troops killed in attack near Iraq border

    Iranian media: At least 10 border guards killed in an attack by unidentified gunmen near the Iraqi border.

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  • German prosecutors charge bus attacker with attempted murder

    German prosecutors are charging a 34-year-old man who attacked passengers on a crowded city bus with a knife in the northern town of Luebeck on Friday...

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  • Margaret Thatcher's spouse not happy about McCartney invite

    Most hosts would be quite happy to have Paul McCartney come to a shindig, but that wasn't the case with Denis Thatcher in 1988 when planning a gala...

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  • Survivor, 2 bodies from migrant boat wreck arrive in Spain

    A Spanish rescue vessel carrying two dead bodies and a survivor from a migrant boat wreck has docked in the port of Palma de Mallorca after a four-day...

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  • The Latest: Baby didn't initially know parents at reunion

    A baby who came to symbolize the U.S. government's policy of separating immigrant families didn't recognize his parents at first when they reunited in...

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  • Africa sees 1st carbon-neutral brewery amid climate concerns

    Africa sees 1st carbon-neutral brewery amid climate change concerns; 'great for the industry'

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  • Macau takes in 533 dogs after Asia's only race track shuts

    Macau authorities have taken in more than 500 greyhounds abandoned upon the closure Saturday of Asia's only legal dog-racing track

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  • CPJ raises questions over situation for media in Pakistan

    An international organization that advocates for the rights of journalists has raised questions about conditions that media face in Pakistan ahead of...

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  • 'Suffering' ends with Honduran baby back in parents' arms

    A baby who came to embody the Trump administration's family separation policy is back with his parents in Honduras after five months

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  • Mexico president-elect defends earthquake fund

    President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in Mexico says a fund set up by his party to support those affected by last September's earthquake was...

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  • Peruvian villagers demand justice, set court files on fire

    A crowd of villagers in a remote region of Peru burned thousands of criminal case files, protesting a corrupt judicial system

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  • Colombian rebels-turned-politicians sworn into Congress

    Eight former Colombian rebels who once battled the government with rifles and bombs have been sworn into Congress

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  • Meghan Markle's royal homecoming

    Duchess Meghan Markle will visit U.S. this year and is planning an official royal visit with Prince Harry for next spring.

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