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  • Getting personal: US, Turkish leaders feud over arrest

    Feud over detained American pastor in Turkey overshadows deeper problems in U.S.-Turkish relationship, as well as fate of other detainees

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  • Turkish lira resumes fall after Trump sanctions threat

    The Turkish currency is down again, breaking a three-day quiet spell in the country's currency crisis, after the United States threatened to impose...

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  • The Latest: Moody's cuts Turkey's credit rating further

    Ratings agency Moody's has downgraded Turkey's credit rating deeper into "junk" status and slapped a "negative" rating on its outlook.

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  • TS Ernesto aims at Ireland, Hurricane Lane forms in Pacific

    Tropical Storm Ernesto is speeding through the north Atlantic toward Ireland and the United Kingdom, and Hurricane Lane has grown into a Category 2...

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  • Men suspected of being in violent MS-13 gang are indicted

    A federal grand jury in California indicted 12 men suspected of being members of the violent MS-13 gang on charges that include murder, extortion,...

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  • Peru, Ecuador tighten requirements for Venezuela migrants

    Two South American nations are stiffening entry requirements for the flood of Venezuelans fleeing their nation's economic and humanitarian crisis, a...

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  • Jury awards more than $242 million for Lexus seat defects

    A North Texas jury has awarded more than $242 million to a Dallas-area family who sued Toyota over what they said were defective front seats in their...

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  • Sales director for Backpage.com pleads guilty to conspiracy

    The sales and marketing director of Backpage.com pleaded guilty to conspiring to facilitate prostitution in a scheme to give free ads to prostitutes...

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  • Lawyers: Discharged Army specialist granted US citizenship

    Lawyers for a South Korean-born U.S. Army specialist who sued after the military discharged her say she's been granted citizenship

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  • Worst flooding in a century kills more than 300 in India: Reports

    Rescuers used helicopters and boats to save thousands stranded on rooftops.

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  • Spanish police nab South Florida supermarket mogul on the run for alleged murder

    Police say Marin is the alleged mastermind behind the killing of a man in 2011.

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  • Mexico's AMLO says public should decide fate of new airport

    Mexico's president-elect says that a decision about whether to cancel a Mexico City airport project should be left to the public

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  • Worst flooding in a century kills more than 300 in India: Reports

    Rescue crews saved thousands of people stranded on their rooftops.

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  • Bishop: I have 'profound remorse' after sex abuse report

    A Pennsylvania bishop named in a grand jury report on rampant sexual abuse by Roman Catholic clergy says he has "profound remorse" and offers his...

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  • The Latest: Italy buries its Genoa dead as emotions surge

    With anger and grief, Italians began burying some of their dead from the Genoa highway bridge collapse, holding funerals in the victims' hometowns

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  • Al-Qaida bomb master killed in US strike, officials say

    Yemeni officials and a tribal leader say al-Qaida's chief bomb maker behind the 2009 Christmas Day plot to down an airliner over Detroit was killed...

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  • Armenia's new PM marks 100 days in office with giant rally

    Armenia's new prime minister has marked his first 100 days in office by calling a rally that has attracted about 100,000 enthusiastic supporters

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  • Mali opposition leader rejects presidential runoff result

    Mali's opposition leader Soumaila Cisse says he rejects results proclaiming incumbent President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita the winner of a runoff...

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  • Al-Qaida in Yemen denies AP report on secret deals with UAE

    Yemen's al-Qaida branch has denied an Associated Press report saying that it struck secret deals over territories it controls with the Saudi-led...

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  • Video captures moment when officer is struck by police van driven by his own partner

    The police officer was chasing down a suspect on a street in Salford, England.

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• Aug 17

  • Fires burn, pigs fly and Puerto Rico regains power: World in Photos

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Romanian PM tells EU: Force against protesters was justified

    Romania's prime minister on Friday has defended the use of force by riot police during a violent protest that left more than 450 people injured

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  • Could Brazil's da Silva really run? It's not likely

    Now that jailed former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has registered his candidacy for president, experts say there is a narrow path by...

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  • Palestinians say 2 killed by Israel fire at Gaza border

    Gaza's Health Ministry says a Palestinian was killed by Israeli fire at a protest along the border amid ongoing Egyptian efforts to broker a...

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  • Pakistani lawmakers elect Imran Khan as prime minister

    Pakistani lawmakers have elected former cricket star and longtime politician Imran Khan as the country's next prime minister

    Aug 17

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  • Yemeni official says rebels storm WFP warehouse in port city

    A Yemeni minister has accused rival Houthi rebels of storming a warehouse used by the World Food Program to store humanitarian aid, in the war-torn...

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  • Nigeria construction site collapses, trapping several people

    Nigerian rescue officials say they are working to pull out a number of people trapped under the rubble of a collapsed shopping complex that was under...

    Aug 17

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  • People plucked from rooftops as Indian floods kill 324

    Rescuers are using helicopters and boats to evacuate thousands of people stranded on their rooftops following unprecedented flooding in the southern...

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  • Saudi Arabia says it's given $100 million to northeast Syria

    Saudi Arabia says it's contributed $100 million to northeastern Syria for reconstruction in areas once held by IS

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  • 'Most ancient' solid cheese found in dug up Egyptian jar

    Scientists have discovered that a solidified whitish substance in an ancient jar dug up in Egypt is "probably the most ancient archaeological solid...

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  • Strong, deep earthquake shakes area off Indonesia

    A strong earthquake located far below the Earth's surface has shaken an area in Indonesia's Flores Sea, but there are no immediate reports of damage...

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  • IS deadly new front in Pakistan's decades-old terror war

    Counterterrorism official says Islamic State group is newest, deadliest front in Pakistan's decades-old war on terror

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  • In Uganda a pop star takes on a president, at his peril

    A Ugandan pop star takes on a president, at his peril; 'political accident waiting to happen'

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  • Investigation launched into deadly bridge collapse amid desperate search for missing

    A large section of the bridge buckled, sending cars plummeting to the ground.

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  • Turkey: 2 dead, 5 hurt in shooting at local cleric's office

    Turkey's state-run news agency says an employee at the office of a local Muslim cleric in eastern Turkey has opened fire at his colleagues before...

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  • Moroccan feminist activist arrested amid abortion campaign

    A prominent Moroccan feminist who campaigns for abortion access and LGBT rights has been arrested for alleged public drinking and disturbance of order

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  • Sri Lanka police query ex-president over abducted journalist

    Sri Lankan police have questioned a former president as part of an investigation into the abduction and torture of a journalist during the country's...

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  • German charged over alleged combat role in Afghan Taliban

    Prosecutors have charged a German citizen accused of fighting for the Taliban in Afghanistan, accusing him of membership in a terrorist organization,...

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  • Footage shows moment police officer is hit by colleague's van

    A police officer was taken to the hospital after he was accidentally hit by a police van in Salford, England.

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  • Greek bailout ends, but Europe's debt problems grind on

    Greece's bailout program is coming to an end Monday after eight years of enforced austerity, but the milestone offers little assurance that the...

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  • Tipping the scales: White lion cubs bulking up in Germany

    They're still tiny, but the white lion cubs at the Magdeburg zoo in eastern Germany are putting on weight fast

    Aug 17

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  • US says number of Muslim minorities in Chinese detention may be 'in the millions'

    Secretary of State Pompeo says "religious persecution" in China "must end now."

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  • Former comedian appointed Slovenia's premier designate

    A former comedian whose party finished second in Slovenia's parliamentary election has been appointed prime minister designate

    Aug 17

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  • Germany: Possible Syria meeting with France, Russia, Turkey

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel says officials are looking into the possibility of a four-way meeting on Syria involving Turkey, Russia, Germany and...

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  • The Latest: Germany seeks refugee who may have been with IS

    German authorities say they're looking into a Yazidi woman's claim that she ran into a man who bought her as a slave in an Islamic State-ruled area of...

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  • Woman whose family perished in Greek fire files lawsuit

    A woman whose husband and children died in a deadly forest fire in Greece has filed a criminal lawsuit against seven officials, including the...

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  • UN rights chief condemns Bosnian Serb decision on Srebrenica

    The United Nations' human rights chief is condemning the Bosnian Serb legislature's decision to revoke support for a report acknowledging the 1995...

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  • The Latest: Pakistani lawmakers elect Imran Khan as PM

    The Latest: Pakistani lawmakers elect former cricket star, longtime politician Imran Khan as prime minister

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  • Mattis says further Taliban assaults likely in weeks ahead

    U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says the Taliban's deadly assault on the Afghan city of Ghazni is the kind of violence the insurgents are likely to...

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  • Pakistani lawmakers elect former cricket star Imran Khan as prime minister for the next five years

    Pakistani lawmakers elect former cricket star Imran Khan as prime minister for the next five years

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