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  • Colombian drug kingpin busted in massive smuggling operation

    Federal prosecutors say a Colombian drug kingpin who participated in a violent ring that used planes, speedboats and submarines to smuggle hundreds of...

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  • French court convicts 2 ex-skinheads in death of student

    A French court has convicted two former skinheads in the 2013 death of an 18-year-old student linked to the anti-fascist cause

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  • Kremlin: Britain could ask to interrogate poisoning suspects

    The pair are suspected of trying to kill an ex-KGB agent with nerve agent.

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  • Ferocious typhoon slams into northeastern Philippines

    Typhoon Mangkhut has slammed into the country's northeastern coast, with witnesses saying the storm's ferocious wind and blinding rain ripped off tin...

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  • Driver held in France for directing car at crowd, injuring 2

    Police in southern France hold man on suspicion of attempted murder after he allegedly steered car toward crowd, lightly injuring 2 people

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  • Germany's DW: Sex allegations against ex-staffer credible

    The German broadcaster Deutsche Welle says that allegations of sexual harassment against one of its former employees have proven credible

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  • Exec pushes back against drug hike 'moral requirement' quote

    The head of a small Kansas City pharmaceutical company is defending himself after a financial publication reported that he said he had a "moral...

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  • The Latest: Monster typhoon slams into Philippines

    Typhoon Mangkhut has slammed into the country's northeastern coast, with witnesses saying the storm's ferocious wind and blinding rain ripped off tin...

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  • Dutch ousted Russians for alleged attempt to hack Swiss lab

    Switzerland's intelligence agency says Dutch authorities arrested and expelled two suspected Russian spies who allegedly tried to hack a Swiss...

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  • Uncertainties mount as Iraq's PM says he won't seek 2nd term

    Iraq's Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi says he will not "cling to power," after Iraq's highest Shiite religious authority called for the appointment of...

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  • Mismanagement compounded Puerto Rico's Maria agony

    After Hurricane Maria, hundreds of Puerto Ricans with treatable ailments like bedsores and kidney problems died agonizing deaths after going without...

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  • The Latest: Typhoon Mangkhut slams into Philippines

    Philippine forecasters say Typhoon Mangkhut has slammed into the country's northeastern coast

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  • Israeli troops kill 3 Palestinians, including boy, in Gaza

    Gaza health officials say 3 Palestinians, including 12-year-old boy, were killed by Israeli army fire in protests along Gaza's perimeter fence

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  • Palestinian official: US Mideast policies 'irresponsible'

    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's spokesman says the United States has adopted an "irresponsible policy" for the Middle East that betrays a "blind...

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  • Philippine officials say powerful Typhoon Mangkhut has slammed into the country's northeastern coast

    Philippine officials say powerful Typhoon Mangkhut has slammed into the country's northeastern coast

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  • Texas company gets $300M loan for high-speed train project

    A Texas company has secured a $300 million loan for its proposed high-speed rail from Dallas to Houston

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  • Layoffs hit, prices lag as tariff pinches lobster industry

    The American lobster industry is starting to feel the pinch of China's tariff on U.S. seafood as exporters and dealers report sagging prices and...

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  • 12 Kosovo officials accused of paying phony war veterans

    Prosecutors in Kosovo are accusing 12 government officials of misusing public money by paying veterans benefits to people they knew hadn't fought for...

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  • Isolated and unseen, Yemenis eat leaves to stave off famine

    Yemenis in an isolated pocket in the north have been reduced to eating boiled leaves from a local vine to stave off starvation, with no aid reaching...

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  • Memes poke fun at men accused of poisoning ex-spy

    The men gave an interview to Kremlin-backed RT Thursday.

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  • Defying dangers, Idlib residents protest Syria's Assad

    Syrian activists say residents in the country's last opposition-held province, Idlib, are demonstrating against President Bashar Assad, in defiance of...

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  • Yemenis in an isolated district eat leaves to survive

    Aid agencies express alarm and surprise over conditions in a northern district of Yemen where some starving families have not been receiving help and...

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  • Hurricane Florence, kite festival, 9/11 memorial: World in Photos

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

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  • Japanese proposal to reinstate commercial whaling defeated

    Members of the International Whaling Commission have defeated a Japanese proposal to reinstate commercial whaling

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  • Boat sirens wail, Genoa pauses, month after bridge collapse

    Genoa has paused for a moment of silence in memory of 43 dead a month after its key highway bridge collapsed

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  • The Latest: Turkey reinforces security posts in north Syria

    A senior official says political advisers of the leaders of Turkey, Russia, France and Germany agree that a solution for the rebel-held Syrian...

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  • South Korean president to fly to North Korea for 1st time to continue nuclear talks

    President Moon Jae-in is expected to fly to Pyongyang next week.

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  • Russian church rebuffs Orthodoxy's leader after Ukraine move

    The Russian Orthodox Church on Friday announced a rebuff to the leader of the worldwide Orthodox community

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  • WFP says port city fighting threatens millions of Yemenis

    The World Food Program says a recent bout of fighting around Hodeida could jeopardize the shipments of 46,000 tons of wheat expected to arrive to the...

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  • Armenia: Ex-president's lawyer says politics drove charges

    A lawyer for a former Armenian president says a wiretapped conversation shows the charges against Robert Kocharian are politically driven

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  • A look at Puerto Rico before and after Hurricane Maria

    A look at Puerto Rico before and after Hurricane Maria

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  • US says Thai company helped blacklisted Iran airline

    The U.S. government has imposed sanctions on a Thailand-based company it says provides services to an Iranian airline that Washington accuses of...

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  • As Trump threatens election meddlers, Russia says 'so what?'

    Russia is shrugging off President Donald Trump's new sanctions order for foreign election meddling

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  • Diplomats visit Venezuela border to review migrant crisis

    A group of international diplomats and human rights workers have travelled to the border between Colombia and Venezuela to study the migrant crisis

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  • Workers, execs and politicians bid farewell to late Fiat CEO

    The heir to the Fiat-founding Agnelli family has paid an emotional farewell to the late CEO Sergio Marchionne who died suddenly in July, saying "he...

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  • Merkel: Russia sanctions to go only with Ukraine ceasefire

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel says sanctions on Russia will not be lifted until a real ceasefire is reached in Ukraine

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  • Voices of loss in the wake of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico

    A joint investigation by The Associated Press, the news site Quartz and Puerto Rico's collects the stories of 487 families who blame their loved ones'...

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  • An AP joint investigation reveals how Puerto Ricans died without medical care after Hurricane Maria struck one year ago

    An AP joint investigation reveals how Puerto Ricans died without medical care after Hurricane Maria struck one year ago

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  • 16 die as bus falls into deep gorge in Indian-ruled Kashmir

    Police say a bus has fallen off a road into a deep gorge in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir, killing 16 people and injuring 16 others

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  • Evangelicals, growing force in Brazil, to impact elections

    Evangelicals, a growing force in Latin America's largest nation, are sure to have a large impact on the presidential race

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  • Thousands attend funeral of Pakistani ex-PM's wife in Lahore

    A plane carrying the body of former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's wife has reached the eastern city of Lahore, where she will be buried...

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  • Merkel: German government won't collapse over spy chief

    Chancellor Angela Merkel says a dispute over the future of Germany's domestic intelligence chief won't bring down her coalition government

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  • Thailand's junta eases politics ban in step toward polls

    Thailand has taken another step toward holding elections next year by easing some restrictions on political activities to allow parties to conduct...

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  • Germany: US closure of Palestinian mission complicates talks

    Germany's Foreign Ministry says the U.S. decision to shut down the Palestinians' de facto embassy in Washington could complicate trying to get...

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  • Critics fire back at Pompeo's claim that Saudi-led coalition is minimizing deaths

    Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., had sharp words in response to Saudi war plans.

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  • Bulgarian police detain journalists probing EU funds fraud

    Two journalists were detained overnight by Bulgarian police, and one of the reporters says it happened after they found burning and shredded documents...

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  • 'Isaac' drops rain on Puerto Rico, sparks outages

    Power outages are being reported across Puerto Rico as Tropical Depression Isaac drops rain across the U.S. territory

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  • Dalai Lama meets alleged victims of abuse by Buddhist gurus

    The alleged victims handed accounts of their abuse to the Dalai Lama.

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  • Dutch police detain 16-year-old after shooting at school

    Police in the southern Dutch city of Roermond have detained a 16-year-old boy after he allegedly fired shots inside and outside a high school

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  • Russian Central Bank hikes interest rate to shore up ruble

    Russia's Central Bank has hiked its key interest rate for the first time in nearly four years, moving to shore up the ruble amid increasing risks of...

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