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  • Venezuelan president expels top US diplomat

    President Nicolas Maduro is expelling the top U.S. diplomat in Venezuela and his deputy for allegedly conspiring against the socialist government

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  • Private jet from Texas crashes in Honduras, all survive

    A private jet traveling from Austin, Texas, has crashed off the end of the runway of the Honduran capital's international airport and broken in half,...

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  • Texas school shooting suspect's father thinks he was bullied

    Father of shooting suspect says son may have been bullied, should be seen as 'victim'

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  • Pope to host more Chile abuse victims, 5 of them priests

    Pope Francis is planning to meet with more victims of Chile's most notorious predator priest, a sign he isn't finished hearing about the "system of...

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  • Brazil leader scraps bid, supports ex-finance minister

    Brazil President Michel Temer has abandoned his re-election hopes and endorsed the candidacy of his former finance minister

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  • Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg meets with European lawmakers

    Zuckerberg faced tough questions from European Union lawmakers about what one of them called Zuckerberg's "digital monster."

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  • Belarus restores ties with Sweden after teddy bear rift

    Belarus has named a new ambassador to Sweden, turning the page on a six-year rift that followed a Swedish advertising agency's air drop of teddy bears...

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  • Attorney: Mexican man wrongly detained at marriage interview

    Lawyers for a 37-year-old Mexican man who was taken into custody during a mandatory marriage interview at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services...

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  • Palestinians ask ICC to investigate alleged crimes by Israel

    Palestinians ask ICC to open probe of alleged crimes by Israel

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  • Bear researcher in 'dream job' attacked by grizzly

    A wildlife worker who recently landed her dream job researching grizzly bears in Montana is recovering from a surprise bear attack that left her with...

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  • Ukraine: Grenade explosion on bus kills 1 teen, wounds 3

    Separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine say an accidental grenade explosion on a bus has killed one teenager and wounded three others

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  • Brazil's president says won't seek re-election, endorses finance minister

    Brazil's president says won't seek re-election, endorses finance minister

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  • Armed men who threatened Marseille police still at large

    French authorities say a group of men who threatened police with guns in Marseille is still at large and might have abducted someone during its...

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  • Romania court acquits Senate speaker of lying under oath

    A Romanian court has acquitted Senate speaker of making false statements under oath in a trial related to a fraudulent real estate case

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  • Resume of professor picked to be Italy's premier scrutinized

    Populists pick law professor with almost no political experience, a left-leaning voting record and a reputation as a snazzy dresser to be Italy's...

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  • Cuba's new leader breaks from past with public appearances

    A month after taking office, the Castros' successor as president of Cuba has broken from the immediate past, and made clear to Cubans that he will be...

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  • Israeli air force chief confirms first F-35 airstrike

    The head of Israel's air force says it used the next-generation F-35 fighter jet for the first time during a recent mission

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  • Russian sub test-fires 4 intercontinental missiles in salvo

    The Russian navy says one of its nuclear-powered submarines has successfully test-fired four intercontinental ballistic missiles in unison

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  • UN chief urges Lebanon's Hezbollah to halt military action

    U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is strongly criticizing Hezbollah for operating as the most heavily armed militia and a political party in...

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  • Egyptian military court sentences journalist to 10 years

    An Egyptian military court has sentenced a freelance journalist who reported on the Sinai insurgency to 10 years in prison on terror-related charges

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  • A closer look at 10 arrested Saudi women's rights activists

    A closer look at the 10 detained activists in Saudi Arabia and how they became icons of the women's rights movement there

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  • Arrested Saudi activists held incommunicado since last week

    In Saudi Arabia, at least 10 women's rights activists are being interrogated and held without access to a lawyer

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  • Honduras' emergency commission says rescuers have responded to the crash of a private jet at Tegucigalpa's airport

    Honduras' emergency commission says rescuers have responded to the crash of a private jet at Tegucigalpa's airport

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  • Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to meet with European lawmakers

    The meeting is expected to be live streamed.

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  • President Maduro expels top U.S. diplomat from Venezuela, accuses him of conspiring against his government

    President Maduro expels top U.S. diplomat from Venezuela, accuses him of conspiring against his government

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  • Rights group: Rohingya insurgents massacred Myanmar Hindus

    Amnesty International says Rohingya insurgents massacred Hindus in Myanmar last year

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  • Mother convicted in UK of forcing teen daughter to marry

    A British jury has convicted a woman of forcing her teenage daughter to marry a man 16 years her senior in Pakistan

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  • Vatican bank reports profit but says ethics more important

    The Vatican bank says it earned 31.9 million euros in profits last year, down from 36 million euros in 2016, as it works to pursue ethical investments...

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  • Foreign media arrive for North Korea nuke site closing

    A small group of foreign journalists has arrived in North Korea to cover the dismantling of the country's nuclear test site

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  • The Latest: International court prosecutor won't be rushed

    Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court signals she will not be rushed into making a decision on whether to launch an investigation into...

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  • Poland breaks with EU, voices empathy with US stance on Iran

    Polish leaders are planning to defend the U.S. government's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal within the European Union, where the decision has...

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  • Officials say suicide car bomber kills 2 in Libya's east

    Libyan officials say car bomb kills at least two security personnel at checkpoint south of the northeastern town of Ajdabiya

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  • Officials: 9 anti-pollution protesters killed in south India

    Officials say nine protesters were killed when police opened fire on demonstrators demanding the closure of a south Indian copper plant.

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  • 4 killed in shootout with extremists in Burkina Faso capital

    4 killed in shootout with extremists on outskirts of Burkina Faso's capital

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  • 5-Star Movement defends premier candidate's resume

    The 5-Star Movement is defending its premier candidate against reports that he padded his resume with elite international universities

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  • Australian archbishop convicted of child sex abuse cover-up

    An Australian archbishop has become the most senior Roman Catholic cleric in the world convicted of covering up child sex abuse in a test case that...

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  • Palestinian plea to ICC could speed up war crime probe

    A look at the Palestinians' appeal to the ICC, and what it means for their conflict with Israel

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  • Officials say 9 protesters killed when Indian police open fire on demonstrators demanding closure of copper plant.

    Officials say 9 protesters killed when Indian police open fire on demonstrators demanding closure of copper plant.

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  • Former Macedonian official jailed over police car purchase

    A Macedonian court has convicted a former senior interior ministry official of abuse of office and sentenced him to nine years in prison over a police...

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  • Bank of England spells out cost of Brexit to households

    Britain's top central banker says the country's vote nearly two years ago to leave the European Union has already cost the average household in the...

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  • Correction: Denmark-Minister-Ramadan story

    Correction: Denmark-Minister-Ramadan story

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  • Duterte to drug suspects: Want to live longer? Stay in jail

    The Philippine president has told drug suspects in a central province to look for a way to get arrested and then stay in jail if they want to live...

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  • EU greenlights trade talks with Australia, New Zealand

    The EU has given the green light to trade talks with Australia and New Zealand and sees the move as a boost for global trade in the face of increasing...

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  • Danish govt: Minister's views on fasting Muslims are her own

    A spokeswoman for Denmark's coalition government says the immigration minister's assertion that Muslims fasting for Ramadan pose a safety hazard in...

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  • EU braces for US to go ahead with steel and aluminum tariffs

    The European Union doubts that U.S. President Donald Trump will accept an offer of trade talks to exempt the bloc from punishing tariffs on steel and...

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  • Russia adopts bill that could stymie trade with US

    Russia's parliament has adopted a wide-ranging bill that could freeze crucial exports to the United States and imports to Russia

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  • France's Macron says no plan can help suburbs, jobs will

    French President Emmanuel Macron said he won't announce a new plan to fix the country's deprived suburbs but rather work on creating more jobs.

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  • Ford to invest in Romanian plant to ramp up production

    Ford says it will invest some 200 million euros ($236 million) and creating 1,500 new jobs to manufacture a second vehicle at its plant in Romania

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  • Afghan forces accidentally detonate explosives, killing 16

    Afghan officials say at least 16 people were killed when security forces tried to dispose of a container full of explosives found in the southern city...

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  • Indian archbishop urges Catholics to pray for democracy

    The archbishop of New Delhi has waded into Indian politics, urging Catholics to pray for democracy and marginalized people

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