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  • UN says over 25,000 people fled Yemen fighting at Hodeida

    The U.N. spokesman says tens of thousands of residents have fled the fighting along Yemen's western coastline where the Saudi-led coalition backing...

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  • Gunfire injures 5 in Sweden, police tell public not to worry

    Swedish police say several people were injured when shots were fired in Malmo, Sweden's third-largest city

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  • Turkey charges father of NBA's Kanter as terror group member

    Turkey's official news agency says a court has accepted an indictment charging the father of NBA player Enes Kanter with "membership in a terror...

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  • Top Russian and US diplomats discuss Syria, North Korea

    Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has had a call with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to discuss Syria, North Korea and plans for future...

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  • Spanish PM vows to exhume Franco from controversial site

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says he wants to remove the remains of the late dictator Francisco Franco from a controversial mausoleum and turn...

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  • Jury to decide fate of elderly Mafia boss 'Cadillac Frank'

    Jurors are getting ready to deliberate in the case of a New England Mafia boss charged with killing a nightclub owner in 1993

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  • Carlotta weakens to tropical depression off Mexico's coast

    Former Tropical Storm Carlotta is edging along Mexico's Pacific coast as a tropical depression, bringing heavy rains that pose a threat of flash...

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  • H. Clinton: Separating families at border a 'moral crisis'

    Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy that has separated children from their parents at...

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  • Politicians visit border amid outrage on family separation

    Politicians and advocates are flocking to the U.S.-Mexico border to visit immigration detention centers and turn up the pressure on the White House...

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  • Romania: Criminal justice revisions worsen graft worries

    Romanian lawmakers approved criminal justice changes that critics called a setback for prosecuting corruption, votes that came after an American...

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  • Lawyers, family seek release of detained pizza deliveryman

    Lawyers, family ask for release of detained Ecuadorean pizza delivery worker

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  • Doubts loom over Colombia peace deal with hawk's election

    Uncertainty looms over Colombia's fragile peace deal with the victory of one of its most hawkish critics in a bruising presidential runoff that laid...

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  • The Latest: Mob boss trial deliberations to start Tuesday

    Jurors are expected to begin deliberations Tuesday in the case of a former New England Mafia boss charged with killing a nightclub owner in 1993

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  • The Latest: Hungary asked to delay vote on 'Stop Soros' bill

    Experts within the Council of Europe are asking Hungarian lawmakers to delay passage of a bill that would penalize people who assist refugees with up...

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  • Over 30 killed after 2 suicide bombs hit end-of-Ramadan celebration

    Nigeria's government blamed Boko Haram for the deadly weekend attack.

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  • Israel PM, Jordan king meet after months of strained ties

    Jordan's King Abdullah II and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meet after months of strained relations

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  • 2 activists killed in Gambia in protests against sand mining

    Gambian police say two environmental activists were killed during protests against a sand mining company amid clashes with paramilitary forces

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  • US serial sperm donor banned from donating in Israel

    Serial sperm donor Ari Nagel, an American who has fathered 33 children, with 10 more on the way, has recently been banned from donating his sperm in...

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  • What is dragon boating?

    Dragon boating is more than 2,500 years old.

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  • Greece: 2 face racism charges over beatings of immigrants

    Greek police say they have arrested one suspected extreme nationalist and are seeking a second as suspects in a pair of attacks on immigrants in...

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  • Merkel, allies avert collision for now in German migrant row

    Chancellor Angela Merkel's Bavarian allies have averted an immediate collision with the German leader

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  • Greek far-right lawmaker arrested on treason-linked charges

    Greek anti-terrorism police have arrested an extreme far-right lawmaker on treason-linked charges, more than two days after he evaded arrest by...

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  • Mexico arrests ex-prosecutor in disappearance cases

    Mexican police have arrested a former state prosecutor in the forced disappearance of over a dozen people

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  • Airport authorities detain 2 rights advocates in Yemen

    Yemeni rights advocates are reporting that two of the country's most prominent activists have been detained and taken to an undisclosed location at an...

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  • Italy's interior minister turns gaze to 'Roma question'

    Italy's hard-line interior minister, who recently sparked a multinational showdown by refusing entry to a Mediterranean Sea rescue boat packed with...

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  • The United Nations says over 25,000 people have fled the fighting at Yemen's port city of Hodeida

    The United Nations says over 25,000 people have fled the fighting at Yemen's port city of Hodeida

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  • Israel arrests former government minister for Iran spying

    Israel's internal security agency is accusing a former government minister of spying for archenemy Iran. The Shin Bet says Gonen Segev was arrested...

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  • Canada temporarily shuts fishing areas to help right whales

    The Canadian government says it is taking some steps to try to protect endangered North Atlantic right whales from encounters with fishing vessels

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  • Underwear hung around politician's office after block on 'upskirting' ban

    "No one should be able to photo my pants unless I want them to," one read.

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  • Macedonian government submits deal on new name to parliament

    Macedonia's government on Monday set in motion the process of ratifying an initial agreement with southern neighbor Greece to change its name to...

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  • US watchdog to pay anti-extremist UK group in settlement

    A liberal watchdog group is apologizing and paying more than $3 million after labeling a British organization and its founder as anti-Muslim...

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  • Bosnian police block 100 migrants from reaching Croatia

    Bosnian border police have stopped about 100 migrants from reaching the border with European Union member Croatia amid a rise in the influx of people...

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  • Israeli minister criticizes royal itinerary over Jerusalem

    Israeli minister criticizes royal itinerary for upcoming visit over Jerusalem status

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  • American remains missing in Vietnam after arrest during protest

    "I don't know where he is. Nobody knows for sure. That's a desperate situation," Victoria Nguyen told ABC station KTRK.

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  • Australian who irked Duterte wins appeal, still faces ouster

    The Philippine justice secretary has revoked an immigration expulsion order for an Australian nun who irked the Philippine president by joining...

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  • The Latest: Trump slams media coverage of North Korea summit

    U.S. President Donald Trump is continuing his assault on the media by suggesting that its coverage of the North Korea summit would have been more...

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  • Libyan airstrikes target group attacking oil ports

    Libyan forces say they have carried out airstrikes against a militia attacking key oil ports in the east

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  • How the Audi CEO's arrest fits into the VW diesel scandal

    A look at the ongoing investigations into Volkswagen and its subsidiaries

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  • Ferry carrying 80 sinks in Indonesia's Lake Toba

    A night-time search and rescue effort is underway after a ferry carrying about 80 passengers sank in a popular lake on the Indonesian island of...

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  • Puerto Rico struggles with jump in asthma cases post-Maria

    Asthma cases are spiking across the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria even as the island struggles to prepare for a...

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  • Syria says US-led strike hits troops in east, US denies

    Syrian state TV is reporting that the U.S.-led coalition has struck a military position in the country's east, leaving several troops dead and...

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  • Strong quake near Osaka, Japan, kills 4, knocks over walls

    A strong earthquake knocked over walls and set off scattered fires.

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  • The Latest: Fourth death confirmed in Osaka-area earthquake

    Authorities in western Japan say the death toll from Monday's strong earthquake has risen to four

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  • UK backs ban on upskirting photos after lawmaker blocks it

    Britain's Conservative government says it will formally back a bill to ban "upskirting" photos, after an opposition attempt to outlaw the practice was...

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  • Kremlin is relieved that no one died in Moscow taxi crash

    A Kremlin spokesman says the Russian government is relieved that nobody died in a weekend taxi crash in Moscow that injured two Mexican World Cup...

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  • Israeli bill seeks to ban photographing soldiers

    An Israeli ministerial committee has proposed legislation that seeks to outlaw photographing Israeli soldiers "for the sake of shaming them," drawing...

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  • Vatican, Mexico lament children suffer most from migration

    The Vatican and Mexico are lamenting how children "are suffering the most" from migration, as the Trump administration comes under increasing...

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  • Mexican World Cup fans' 'massive jumps' may have set off manmade earthquake

    The earth shook with Mexico's winning goal in upset victory over Germany.

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  • Abbas aide slams reported US plans to raise funds for Gaza

    Palestinian official condemns reported Trump administration plan to secure Gulf funding for major economic projects in blockaded, impoverished Gaza

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  • Mexico's World Cup fans' 'massive jumps' may have set off manmade earthquake

    Super-sensitive earthquake sensors registered seismic activity at two sites in Mexico City that coincided with what proved to be the winning goal by...

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