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  • Mexican court nixes 70-year-old capo's plea for house arrest

    A court in Mexico has denied a request by convicted drug lord Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo to serve out his sentence under house arrest due to his bad...

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  • Aid wars: US-Russia vie to ease Venezuelan crisis

    Russian news agencies say a shipment of Russian medicine and medical equipment has arrived in Venezuela

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  • Suspect arrested in Paris for anti-Semitic hate speech

    The suspect was arrested for hate speech directed at a Jewish philosopher.

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  • Deadly crackdown stokes fear among protesters in Venezuela

    At least 43 people have been killed in the recent round of protests.

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  • Official: 8 armed men detained in Haiti could be sent to US

    An official with Haiti's communications ministry says eight men detained with automatic weapons and other arms could be transferred soon to the United...

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  • DNA test prompts adopted sisters to reunite in South Korea after 47 years

    After nearly five decades unaware of each other's existence, two South Korean-born sisters embraced each other at a subway station in Daegu, a city...

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  • Thanks in a tank: WWII gunner, now 95, gets a nostalgic ride

    Heroic World War II tank gunner Clarence Smoyer has been surprised with a ride through the streets of Boston in a Sherman tank

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  • Algerian opposition weighs joint presidential candidate

    Members of Algeria's diverse political opposition struggled to secure a joint candidate for the April 18 presidential election

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  • Nielsen says Central America to do more to curb caravans

    U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen says Central American nations have agreed to do more to stop migrant caravans and fight...

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  • Brazil's president: Workers must put in more years to retire

    Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is presenting a proposal to make Brazilians work longer before they can receive a pension as part of an effort to...

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  • Commodities giant Glencore to cap coal output over climate

    Commodities giant Glencore says it will cap how much coal it mines amid shareholder pressure to reduce emissions to greenhouse gases

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  • Italy's economy minister: Alitalia won't be nationalized

    Italy's economy minister says there is no plan to nationalize Alitalia, the troubled airline that declared bankruptcy two years ago

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  • US soldier wounded in suicide attack sues bomber's employer

    U.S. soldier wounded in Afghan suicide bombing files suit against defense contractor that employed the bomber

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  • 16 killed in attack by suspected herdsmen in Nigeria

    An official in the central Nigerian state of Benue says 16 people have been killed in an attack apparently staged by herdsmen

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  • Nicaraguan poet-priest Cardenal leaves hospital, thanks pope

    Renowned Nicaraguan poet and priest Ernesto Cardenal has been released from a hospital two weeks after he entered for treatment for an infection that...

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  • Ukraine's president wants UN options for peace force in east

    Ukraine's president says a U.N.-mandated peacekeeping operation could be decisive in ending the conflict in the east with Russian-backed separatists _...

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  • Morocco: Arab Spring anniversary brings reflection, beatings

    Demonstrations in Morocco have marked the birth eight years ago of an Arab Spring protest movement that awakened a spirit of activism in this North...

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  • French far-right EU candidate says his party equals progress

    The top far-right candidate seeking to represent France in the European Parliament said Wednesday his party's goal to extract and protect people from...

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  • Civilians evacuated from last Islamic State holdout in Syria

    A convoy of trucks carrying civilians has left the last enclave held by ISIS

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  • Priest's son demands Vatican attention for clergy's children

    The lead organizer of the Vatican's sex abuse summit has met with an Irish activist seeking to draw attention to another issue the Vatican has long...

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  • Powerful political leader warns against squandering peace

    Prominent Afghan political leader warn the president against squandering the best opportunity at peace in more than 17 years of war

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  • French court hits Swiss bank UBS with $5.1 billion penalty

    A French court has ordered Swiss bank UBS to pay more than 4.5 billion euros ($5.1 billion) in fines and damages for helping wealthy French clients...

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  • Netanyahu strikes election deal with far-right parties

    Israel's Netanyahu strikes deal with 2 fringe religious-nationalist parties in bid to unify his bloc ahead of elections

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  • The Latest: Son of priest meets with Vatican investigator

    The lead organizer of the Vatican's sex abuse summit has met with an Irish activist who is working to draw attention to a related issue the Vatican...

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  • French senators: Macron security affected by ex-aide's acts

    French senators say they think French President Emmanuel Macron's security has been affected by the conduct and actions of an ex-aide at the center of...

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  • Crisis in Venezuela

    President Nicolas Maduro holds desperately needed humanitarian aid at the border.

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  • Vatican to convene unprecedented summit on priest sex abuse

    The pope wants all church officials on same page on combatting priest sex abuse.

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  • Serbian PM's gay partner gives birth to baby boy

    The office of Serbia's gay Prime Minister Ana Brnabic says her partner has given birth to a baby boy

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  • American 'ISIS bride' speaks out

    The Alabama woman who joined ISIS speaks out in an ABC News exclusive about now wanting to return home.

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  • Mexico activist killed days before pipeline referendum

    A community activist fighting against an energy project that would build a gas pipeline through his central Mexico town has been killed three days...

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  • This day in history: Feb. 27, 1991

    Gulf War comes to an end.

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  • This day in history: Feb. 25, 1986

    Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos goes into exile after 20 years of rule.

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  • Pope strives to fight cleric sex abuse with Vatican summit

    Pope Francis is summoning church leaders from around the globe for a tutorial on clergy sex abuse, to educate church leaders who too often still try...

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  • Abuse survivors demand Vatican transparency, accountability

    Survivors of clergy sexual abuse have met with organizers of a Vatican prevention summit and demanded zero tolerance for abusers and for religious...

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  • Authorities warn public to stay away from Popocatepetl volcano

    Authorities warned the public to stay away from the Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico due to the risk of falling ballistic fragments, amid continued...

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  • India suspends key bus service to Pakistani part of Kashmir

    India halts key bus service with Pakistani-controlled part of Kashmir, severing only land route linking divided region

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  • Germany seizes millions in Russian money laundering probe

    German authorities say they've seized properties worth 40 million euros ($45 million) and millions more in cash in an investigation linked to a...

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  • Italy's checking if NKorean envoy's daughter was forced back

    Italy's foreign minister says it is checking whether the daughter of a former North Korean diplomat was forcibly returned to Pyongyang

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  • Venezuelan oil chief blames fire on opposition

    Venezuela's oil minister is blaming a fire at an important oil pumping station on opponents of President Nicolas Maduro

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  • Zimbabwe launches new currency measure

    Zimbabwe, without its own currency for a decade, has converted electronic money into a stand-alone local currency to freely float against other major...

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  • UK politics fractures further as 3 Conservatives defect

    Three pro-European lawmakers have quit Britain's governing Conservatives to join a newly formed centrist group of independent legislators opposed to...

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  • Croatian court detains sister after body found in freezer

    A Croatian court has ordered one month's detention for a woman suspected of killing her sister, whose body was found in a freezer more than 18 years...

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  • Britain urges Germany to ease curbs on arms sales to Saudi

    Britain's top diplomat is demanding that Germany relax its ban on arms sales to Saudi Arabia because they are affecting UK sales of weapons to the...

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  • Germany: No former SS getting pensions in Belgium

    German authorities say no former Nazi SS soldiers are receiving disability pensions in Belgium, responding to concerns raised by lawmakers there

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  • Lithuania detains 26, including judges, in corruption probe

    A Lithuanian official says 26 people, including eight judges in different courts of law, have been detained, suspected of "large-scale bribery,...

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  • Battle of the bands: Branson, Maduro to hold rival aid concerts on Venezuelan border

    First Branson, then Venezuelan gov't, announce concerts at the border.

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