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  • Mother who helped free son from Venezuelan jail praised

    The family and friends of a Utah woman who spent nearly two years pushing to get her son freed from a Venezuelan jail was remembered for her...

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  • The Latest: Cardinal calls McCarrick punishment 'important'

    The archbishop of Boston says the Vatican's decision to defrock former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick is an important step for "administering justice"...

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  • Mexico: Makeshift migrant shelter near border to close soon

    Authorities in Mexico say an improvised shelter where hundreds of Central American migrants have been confined in the border city of Piedras Negras,...

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  • Emotional funeral for Sala held in his Argentine hometown

    Family, friends, supporters and former teammates paid tribute to striker Emiliano Sala in his Argentine hometown, almost four weeks after he died when...

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  • Tear gas, hate speech marks 14th yellow vest protest

    Police have fired tear gas and brought in water cannons and a horse brigade to disperse several thousand yellow vest protesters who massed near a...

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  • US military planes land near Venezuela border with aid

    Air Force is flying tons of aid to a Colombian town on the Venezuelan border.

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  • It's huge: Bigfoot Conference draws hundreds to Nebraska

    It's big - and it's back: The third annual Bigfoot Conference in Hastings, Nebraska has drawn an estimated 700 believers, doubters and the merely...

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  • Vatican defrocks former US cardinal McCarrick for sex abuse

    Pope Francis has defrocked former U.S. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, the highest-ranking prelate ever to be so punished for sexual abuse

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  • Armed bar attack kills 5, wounds 5 more in Mexico's Cancun

    Violence has been rising in Cancun and region of Quintana Roo as a whole.

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  • Montenegrins march demanding government resignation

    Thousands marched, demanding President Djukanovic's government resign.

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  • Bulgarian nationalists march in honor of pro-Nazi general

    World War II general was known for his anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi activities.

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• Feb 16

  • Nigeria's candidates blame each other in surprise vote delay

    Nigeria's candidates blame each other in surprise vote delay over 'very trying circumstances'

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  • US-backed Syria force says IS territorial defeat is near

    They are fighting Islamic State group members in Deir el-Zour province.

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  • 8 miners rescued in Zimbabwe; dozens more feared dead

    8 subsistence miners who were trapped underground for several days after heavy flooding in Zimbabwe have been rescued, though dozens of their...

    Feb 16

• Feb 16

  • Does Catalan crisis threaten to make Spain 'ungovernable'?

    The secession crisis festering in Spain's northeastern corner of Catalonia has spread to the political heart of the European Union nation

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  • Kenya recalls ambassador to Somalia over water rights clash

    A top Kenyan official says the country has recalled its ambassador to Somalia and told the Somali ambassador to leave over an alleged land grab by...

    Feb 16

• Feb 16

  • Floors collapse at Russian university in St. Petersburg

    Part of the roof and several floors of university building in Russia collapsed.

    Feb 16

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  • The Latest: Extremist attack in Nigeria kills 4 civilians

    The Latest: Extremist attack in northeastern Nigeria kills 4 civilians, military says

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  • Hezbollah leader blasts Trump over fight against IS

    Trump is expected to declare victory against the Islamic State group in Syria.

    Feb 16

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  • Reporter's Notebook: On the ground in Syria during ISIS's last stand

    Desperate is the word.

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  • Danish woman nominated to head UN Environment Program

    U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says he intends to appoint Inger Andersen of Denmark as the new Executive Director of the United Nations...

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  • North Macedonia police break up migrant smugglers ring

    Police in North Macedonia say they've broken up a criminal ring of migrant smugglers and filed charges against 21 people, including a police officer,...

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  • Hezbollah denies US charges it has cells in Venezuela

    The leader of Lebanon's militant Hezbollah group has denied U.S. charges it has cells in Venezuela saying the Latin American nation does not need it

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  • Brexit 'preppers' stockpiling supplies in case of a doomsday 'no-deal'

    Travel writer Graham Hughes is part of a growing online community.

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  • Russian officials say several floors of a university building in St. Petersburg have collapsed; casualties unknown

    Russian officials say several floors of a university building in St. Petersburg have collapsed; casualties unknown

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  • Opposition supporters clash with police in Albania

    Thousands of Albanian opposition supporters clashed with police Saturday at an anti-government rally protesting what they claim is a corrupt and...

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  • Activists try to protect endangered pangolins, world's most trafficked animal

    Pangolin day held to raise awareness about the shy, nocturnal scaly anteater.

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  • Thousands in Iran attend funeral for slain Guard members

    Scores of comrades circled caskets on the back of trucks as thousands of people attended a mass funeral for 27 elite Revolutionary Guard soldiers who...

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  • AP Explains: What are India's options after Kashmir attack?

    AP Explains: What are India's options after Kashmir attack?

    Feb 16

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  • Egypt says deadly extremist attack hits Sinai checkpoint

    Extremists attacked an army checkpoint in the troubled northern Sinai peninsula on Saturday at dawn, causing 15 casualties among the armed forces...

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  • AP Interview: Karzai worries Pakistan talks risk peace pact

    AP Interview: Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai expresses fear that previously unscheduled peace talks between the Taliban and the U.S. in Pakistan...

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  • Chicago police release 2 men questioned in Smollett case

    Chicago police have released without charges two Nigerian brothers arrested on suspicion of assaulting "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett

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  • North Macedonia: Bus crash death toll rises to 15

    Health authorities say the death toll from a bus crash in North Macedonia has risen to 15 after a man died early Saturday at a clinic in the capital,...

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  • Merkel defends Iran stance, urges China to join arms talks

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel has robustly defended European powers' decision to stand by the Iran nuclear deal in the face of U.S. criticism

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  • Nigeria delays its election; candidates rush back to capital

    Nigeria delays its election for a week as candidates rush back to capital, blaming each other

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  • The Latest: Merkel defends pipeline plans for Russian gas

    Chancellor Angela Merkel is defending the development of the joint German-Russian Nord Stream 2 pipeline, dismissing American concerns it will weaken...

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  • The Latest: Nigerian president 'disappointed' by poll delay

    Nigeria's president says he is "deeply disappointed" by the last-minute delay of Saturday's election until Feb. 23 and says he is going back to the...

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  • The Latest: EU says current agreement is "best possible"

    The European Union presidency says the deal with Britain on leaving the bloc is the "best possible agreement" and preferable to a no-deal Brexit

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  • France: Syrian suspect accused of crimes against humanity

    French authorities have filed preliminary charges of complicity in crimes against humanity against a Syrian suspected of involvement in a bloody...

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  • Pope defrocks ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick for sex abuse, punishing the U.S. churchman on eve of crisis summit

    Pope defrocks ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick for sex abuse, punishing the U.S. churchman on eve of crisis summit

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  • Iran: Sabotage may be behind failed satellite launches

    Iran's foreign minister claims that sabotage by the U.S. was a possible reason for Tehran's failed attempts to launch two satellites in the last two...

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  • Saudi crown prince delays visit to Pakistan by a day

    Pakistani officials say visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been delayed by a day

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  • Flamengo soccer club fire in Brazil: bad luck or negligence?

    Was the fire at the training facility of soccer club Flamengo just a question of bad luck, or did negligence play a role

    Feb 16

• Feb 15

  • Nigeria delays election until Feb. 23 over 'challenges'

    Nigeria delays presidential election until Feb. 23 over unspecified 'challenges'

    Feb 15

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  • In Nigeria, election spectacle at odds with rampant poverty

    In Nigeria vote, the spectacle of campaign expenditure is at odds with the rampant poverty afflicting many

    Feb 15

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  • Explosive device found, disarmed in Mexican mall

    Authorities on the outskirts of Mexico's capital are investigating a homemade explosive device found in a shopping mall bathroom

    Feb 15

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  • The Latest: Nigeria delays presidential vote until Feb. 23

    The Latest: Nigeria delays presidential election until Feb. 23 over 'challenges'

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  • Nigeria's electoral commission delays presidential election until Feb. 23 over 'challenges'

    Nigeria's electoral commission delays presidential election until Feb. 23 over 'challenges'

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  • Judge keeps most Keystone XL pipeline work on hold

    A federal judge in Montana has largely kept in place an injunction that blocks a Canadian company from performing preliminary work on the stalled...

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