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  • Jordanian immigrant gets death for Houston 'honor killings'

    A Jordanian immigrant has been sentenced to death in Texas for the fatal shootings of his son-in-law and daughter's best friend in what prosecutors...

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  • Raised highway collapses in Italian city of Genoa: Reports

    There was no immediate word on deaths or injuries.

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  • Mattis heard gunfire outside his hotel in Rio de Janeiro

    U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says he heard gunfire early Tuesday during his stay in Rio de Janeiro

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  • Former President Jose Mujica retires from Uruguay's Senate

    Former Uruguayan President Jose Mujica has resigned his senatorial seat despite having the right to remain as a Uruguayan lawmaker until 2020

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  • ACLU: Federal agencies setting 'trap' to deport immigrants

    A civil rights group is arguing that federal immigration officials are violating the rights of immigrants seeking legal status by setting a...

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  • More than 1,200 infected with measles in Brazil; 6 dead

    Brazil's Health Ministry says more than 1,200 people have been infected in a growing measles outbreak linked to cases imported from neighboring...

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  • Greek forest fire death toll climbs to 96

    Greek authorities say the death toll from last month's devastating forest fire near Athens has climbed to 96 after a 68-year old man died of his...

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  • Bus crash in Ecuador kills 24 people, injures 22

    Ecuadorean officials say a bus apparently lost its brakes, then hit another vehicle at high speed and rolled over four times, killing at least 24...

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  • Mattis says Taliban's tactics endanger Afghan civilians

    U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says the Taliban's use of civilian homes as fighting positions is forcing Afghan government forces to move slowly in...

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  • Brazil's Bolsonaro blames left for crime in presidency plan

    A leading Brazilian rightist presidential candidate is blaming the left for a rise in crime as he promises to give further protection to one of the...

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  • Puerto Rico officials say all of island now has power again

    Puerto Rico officials say the power has been restored to the entire island for the first time since Hurricane Maria struck nearly 11 months ago

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  • UN says an estimated 2.3 million people have fled Venezuela

    The United Nations says an estimated 2.3 million Venezuelans had fled the crisis-wracked country as of June, mainly to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and...

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  • Hezbollah downplays US sanctions on Iran

    The leader of Lebanon's militant Hezbollah movement says U.S. sanctions against Iran and his Iran-backed group will not have major effects on them and...

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  • The Latest: Italy authorities raise bridge death toll to 26

    Italian authorities from the region of Liguria have raised to 26 the number of dead in the collapse of a highway bridge in the port city of Genoa

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  • The Latest: UK police say properties raided after car crash

    British counter-terrorism police are carrying out three searches in central England as part of an investigation after a car slammed into barriers...

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  • Turkish leader talks big, but can be pragmatic in crises

    Combative and pragmatic, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is still searching for way out of the country's currency crisis and feud with the...

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  • Ex-dictatorship police agents sentenced in Chile

    Chile's Supreme Court has sentenced 24 former police agents to prison for the disappearance of a man who was arrested during the "dirty war" crackdown...

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  • Turkey frees 2 Greek soldiers jailed since March 1

    Turkey has released from prison two Greek soldiers held for almost six months for allegedly illegally crossing the border between the two countries,...

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  • Mattis: US needs Space Force to counter Russia, China

    Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says a Space Force is necessary to protect American satellites from being targeted by attack weapons in the hands of...

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  • At least 26 dead after cars plunge off collapsed bridge in Italy: Officials

    Photos showed the span fell away.

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  • Russia to help restore UN patrols near Syria-Israel frontier

    Russia's military says its forces will help UN peacekeepers fully restore patrols along Syria-Israel frontier

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  • Lebanon says Israeli smoke bombs wound 2 troops, spark fire

    The Lebanese military says Israeli troops fired six smoke bombs across the border, causing two members of the military intelligence agency to suffer...

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    Texas jury sentences Jordanian immigrant to death in slayings of son-in-law, daughter's friend in 'honor killings' case

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  • Lebanon rejects UN stance, says Syrians should return

    Lebanon has rejected the position of the head of the U.N. refugee agency, who said it was too early to talk about a mass return of Syrian refugees...

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  • Officials: Afghan forces push back Taliban from key city

    Fighting in Ghazni, which has killed about 100 members of the Afghan forces.

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  • Chile: 10 women killed in nursing home fire

    Chilean authorities say that at least 10 elderly people have been killed as a fire swept through a nursing home

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  • Official: Venezuelan general arrested in assassination plot

    Prosecutors in Venezuela say they've arrested two high-ranking military officers suspected in an assassination attempt on President Nicolas Maduro

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  • UK police treat Parliament crash as terrorism, seek motive

    Police flooded central London streets and cordoned off the city's government district, after a car plowed into cyclists and crashed outside Parliament...

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  • Iraq to reduce visa charges for Iranian pilgrims

    Iraq is reducing visa charges for Iranian pilgrims who travel to Iraq to mark a major religious occasion later this year

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  • Italian Premier Conte: 22 killed, 16 injured in highway bridge collapse in Genoa, death toll may rise further

    Italian Premier Conte: 22 killed, 16 injured in highway bridge collapse in Genoa, death toll may rise further

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  • Vienna named world’s most livable city

    The Austrian capital beat out Melbourne, which had held the title for 7 years.

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  • Pennsylvania grand jury report on 'predator priests' also says there could be 'thousands' of victims

    Pennsylvania grand jury report on 'predator priests' also says there could be 'thousands' of victims

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  • In Haiti, slight progress for LGBT rights is seen as victory

    Gay-rights activists are cautiously raising their profile in Haiti _ even as their community faces pervasive hostility in most spheres of public life

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  • Iran rejects UN report on al-Qaida leaders influencing Syria

    Iran is "categorically" rejecting a report by UN experts which says al-Qaida's leaders in Iran "have grown more prominent" and have been working with...

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  • Chile authorities raid Episcopal Conference in abuse probe

    Chilean authorities raid Catholic Church's Episcopal Conference in sex abuse investigation

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  • London police investigating vehicle crash as possible terrorism

    Driver in custody after allegedly ramming into pedestrians close to Parliament

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  • Venezuela officials say 2 high-ranking military officers arrested for attempt to assassinate president

    Venezuela officials say 2 high-ranking military officers arrested for attempt to assassinate president

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  • California man pleads guilty to smuggling gun parts to Syria

    The chief executive of a California check cashing business has pleaded guilty to helping smuggle rifle parts and other military equipment to rebels in...

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  • Saudi state carrier says flights affected by system failure

    Saudi Arabia's state airline Saudia says its flights have been affected by a system failure as the kingdom prepares to host the annual hajj pilgrimage

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  • Malta to let rescue boat dock with 141 migrants aboard

    Malta will let dock a private rescue boat dock with 141 migrants aboard but they'll be distributed among five other European Union nations

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  • Bosnian Serb leader denies genocide in Srebrenica massacre

    The leader of Bosnia's Serbs has denied that genocide was committed in Srebrenica and called for a government report that acknowledged the massacre of...

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  • British police say detectives search 2 properties in Birmingham and 1 in Nottingham over car crash at Parliament

    British police say detectives search 2 properties in Birmingham and 1 in Nottingham over car crash at Parliament

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  • Greek Prime Minister says Turkey has freed from prison 2 Greek soldiers held since March 1 for crossing border

    Greek Prime Minister says Turkey has freed from prison 2 Greek soldiers held since March 1 for crossing border

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  • Judge denies request to move US trial for 'El Chapo'

    A U.S. judge has denied a request by notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to move his trial

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  • Fighting between pro-government factions in Yemen kills 18

    Yemeni officials say fighting has erupted between two pro-government factions, killing at least 18 people on both sides in the past two days

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  • At least 25 dead after cars plunge off collapsed bridge in Italy

    The collapse of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa occurred during strong storms moving through the area of northwest Italy, according to authorities.

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  • The Latest: Germany says it will take 60 migrants

    Germany's Interior Ministry says the country will take in up to 50 migrants from the rescue ship Aquarius as a humanitarian gesture

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  • The Latest: Turkey says it will help firms hit by turmoil

    Turkey's finance minister says his government is working on steps to help banks and support companies affected by the currency crisis.

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  • Turkey's Erdogan vows US boycott, but diplomats resume talks

    The Turkish currency has stabilized near record lows as investors gauge the government's next move to avoid a full-blown financial crisis.

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