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  • US judge off corruption, kidnapping cases after emails

    A federal judge in two of the highest profile criminal cases in Illinois has been removed from hearing all his cases after revelations he exchanged...

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  • Strong quake rocks Venezuela; buildings evacuated in capital

    A powerful earthquake has shaken eastern Venezuela, causing buildings to be evacuated in the capital

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  • USGS: Magnitude 7.0 earthquake shakes Venezuela; buildings evacuated in Caracas

    USGS: Magnitude 7.0 earthquake shakes Venezuela; buildings evacuated in Caracas

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  • Border Patrol: 128 immigrants found abandoned in Arizona

    Border Patrol authorities say 128 immigrants believed abandoned by smugglers in rugged desert at the Arizona border with Mexico are facing deportation

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  • Wallet lost decades ago finally returned to soldier's family

    A war veteran's wallet stolen almost 65 years ago on his return from the Korean War has been found and returned to a New Hampshire family

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  • Editor-in-chief of Brazil's most read newspaper dies at 61

    The editor-in-chief who helped turn a mid-sized, conservative paper into Brazil's most read daily has died

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  • Romania leader says recent protest was attempted coup d'etat

    The chairman of Romania's ruling party has called a recent anti-corruption protest that left 450 people injured an attempted coup against the...

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  • Brazil's real below $0.25 amid uncertainty ahead of election

    Brazil's currency is falling against the U.S. dollar, continuing a slide fueled by uncertainty ahead of presidential elections

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  • US deports 95-year-old ex-Nazi guard to Germany

    A 95-year-old ex-Nazi concentration camp guard who lived quietly in New York City for decades was carried out of his home by federal agents and flown...

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  • Salvador denies asking Taiwan for money before China switch

    Salvadoran authorities deny asking Taiwan for money in exchange for maintaining diplomatic relations with the self-governing island, saying a decision...

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  • Venezuelans confused over new bills under economic overhaul

    Venezuelans confused over the new banknotes popping out of their ATMs are using calculators and conversion charts to figure out the value of each bill...

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  • Rockets strike Afghan capital in latest spike of violence

    Rockets struck the heart of Afghanistan's capital as President Ashraf Ghani delivered a speech marking a Muslim holiday, in the latest in a series of...

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  • A look at the leading candidates for Brazil's presidency

    With former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in jail and likely to be barred from running, Brazil's presidential election is wide open

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  • Russia says Taliban plan to attend Afghan talks in Moscow

    Russia says the Taliban have accepted an invitation for talks next month, in what promises to be one of the insurgent group's biggest diplomatic...

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  • Abstentions in Brazil election could hurt governability

    Frustrated by corruption scandals and uninspired by the candidates, a large chunk of the Brazilian electorate is expected to sit out October's...

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  • Al-Qaeda's master bomb maker assessed killed in US drone strike: Official

    A U.S. official says he was killed by an American drone strike in Yemen.

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  • The Latest: German official: Holocaust justice 'obligation'

    Germany's Foreign Minister says that the country has a "moral obligation" to seek justice for victims of the Holocaust, after 95-year-old former Nazi...

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  • Aid groups urge Italy to allow 177 migrants to disembark

    The Italian coast guard ship Diciotto has made port in the Sicilian city of Catania with 177 migrants awaiting word on which countries will take them...

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  • Italy's Autostrade says new bridge can be built in 8 months

    The board of Autostrade per l'Italia says it can build a new, steel bridge to replace the reinforced concrete structure that collapsed last week in...

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  • Annan family pays tribute to former UN Secretary-General

    Kofi Annan's family is hailing the "outpouring of love and support" it has received from around the world following the death of the former U.N....

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  • Effort to help monarch butterflies gets boost in marketplace

    Effort to help monarch butterflies gets boost as Canadian parka maker taps milkweed fiber for its coats

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  • The Latest: EU, Britain agree to fast-track Brexit talks

    The European Union and Britain say they will accelerate Brexit negotiations and hold regular talks to try to bridge important differences in an effort...

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  • North Korea has not stopped nuclear activities: UN watchdog

    President Trump declared it no longer presented a nuclear threat.

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  • Separated Korean families have 2nd day of emotional reunions

    The reunions taking place this week between Korean families separated by the 1950-53 war produce heart-wrenching images of elderly relatives likely...

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  • Pakistan's new PM proposes dialogue with India

    Pakistan's newly-elected prime minister has offered to start a dialogue with India to resolve long-running disputes between the two nuclear-armed...

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  • German police hunt Iranian suspected of stabbing dead woman

    Police in western Germany are hunting for a 44-year-old Iranian man suspected of stabbing dead a woman on a Duesseldorf street Monday

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  • Greece officially enters post-bailout era, challenges remain

    PM Tsipras compared Greece's bailout travails with those of Odysseus.

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  • Vietnam puts 12 people on trial for alleged subversion

    A court in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City has begun the trial of 12 people, including two American citizens, on subversion charges as government...

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  • German court rules in broadcaster Nazi camp spat with Poland

    A German court has ruled that public broadcaster ZDF can't be forced to post a specifically worded apology demanded by a Polish court for erroneously...

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  • Vatican says Pope Francis to meet sex abuse victims in Ireland

    A Vatican spokesman briefed journalists ahead of Pope's weekend trip to Ireland

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  • Rockets disrupt presidential holiday speech in suspected Taliban attack

    The sound of the blast could be heard as the president delivered an Eid speech.

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  • Death toll in southern Italy gorge flood hits 10

    At least three people are still missing after flash floods in a tourist spot.

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  • Rockets fired at Afghanistan presidential palace

    Police say the Taliban fired rockets that landed near the presidential palace during the president's Eid speech.

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  • Cambodian reporters charged with spying granted bail

    Two Cambodian journalists who had worked for U.S.-funded Radio Free Asia and are charged with espionage have been released on bail, a day after a...

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  • Czechs boo prime minister 50 years after Soviet-led invasion

    The Czechs have booed Prime Minister Andrej Babis at a ceremony in the Czech capital to honor the victims of the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia...

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  • London Fire Brigade: 'Hunky firefighter' cliches are sexist

    The London Fire Brigade wants the media to stop depicting firefighters as hunky sex objects

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  • Spanish police find no weapons in knife attacker's home

    A senior official in Spain's Catalonia region says police found no guns or explosives in the house of a man who allegedly attacked police officers...

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  • War-ravaged Bosnia struggles to cope with new migrants

    Concerns grow as thousands of migrants appear set to be stranded in Bosnia when cold weather arrives

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  • Russia denies hunger-striking Ukrainian critically ill

    The family of an imprisoned Ukrainian filmmaker who has been on a hunger strike for 100 days says he is in a critical condition

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  • UK apologizes to deported, detained residents from Caribbean

    The British government has apologized to 18 long-term U.K. residents from the Caribbean who were deported or detained because they could not produce...

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  • Romania: Bear shot dead after it kills goat, enters school

    Romanian authorities shoot dead a brown bear after it rampaged through a high school and people's yards, scaring residents in a central Romanian town

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  • White storks leave Polish nests early after hot, dry summer

    White storks in Poland fly south early this year and experts suspect climate change

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  • Aung San Suu Kyi defends policies toward Rohingya Muslims

    Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has defended her government's actions in Rakhine state, where about 700,000 Rohingya Muslims fled a brutal...

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  • Australian ministers resign after leader survives challenge

    Several Australian government ministers offer their resignations after the prime minister survived a leadership challenge

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  • IS claims responsibility for deadly attack in Chechnya

    The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for a series of attacks on Chechen police in Russia's Northern Caucasus

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  • Vatican: Pope expected to meet with abuse victims in Ireland

    The Vatican says Pope Francis is expected to meet with victims of sexual abuse during his weekend visit to Ireland and speak out about the problem

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  • Indonesian officials defend parade of veiled kids with guns

    The parade in Indonesia was held to mark the country's independence.

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  • The Latest: Germany says more refugees getting jobs

    Germany's labor agency says efforts to integrate refugees in the country's labor market are progressing well, with more than 300,000 people from eight...

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  • Israeli military to probe deadly shootings along Gaza border

    The Israeli military says it is investigating two recent cases of lethal fire along the Gaza border that killed Palestinian demonstrators

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