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  • Turkey frees prominent opposition lawmaker Berberoglu

    A Turkish court has released a prominent lawmaker from the main opposition party who had been sentenced to more than five years in prison for...

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  • French bus driver faces disciplinary action for slapping boy who insulted him

    A bus driver faces disciplinary actions for slapping a boy who insulted him.

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  • Dozens injured on Indian flight after plane loses cabin pressure

    Thirty-six people were reportedly injured, and five were taken to a hospital.

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  • Guatemalan protesters demand Morales reverse on graft body

    Thousands are marching in Guatemala to protest President Jimmy Morales' decision to end the work of a U.N. commission investigating corruption in the...

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  • Cardinal hires judge to review church sex abuse policies

    The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York has hired a former federal judge to review its procedures and protocols for handling allegations of sexual...

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  • Anti-abuse activists pan US Catholic bishops' new proposals

    Lawyers and advocates for victims of clergy sex-abuse are assailing as inadequate some new steps announced by U.S. Catholic bishops to curtail the...

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  • 44 dead as Tanzanian ferry capsizes on Lake Victoria

    44 dead as Tanzanian ferry sinks on Lake Victoria; toll set to rise when rescue efforts resume

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  • Maria's death toll climbed long after rain stopped

    After Hurricane Maria, hundreds of Puerto Ricans with treatable ailments like bedsores and kidney problems died agonizing deaths after going without...

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  • Israeli delegation in Moscow to share data on plane downing

    A high-level Israeli military delegation is visiting Moscow to present detailed information related to the downing of a Russian warplane by Syrian...

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  • 9 people, including immigrants in US illegally, die in crash

    Authorities say nine people, including seven who were in the U.S. illegally, were killed in a head-on collision on an Arizona highway

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  • Washington calls for the release of scientist in Turkey

    The United States has called for the immediate release of a NASA scientist who was arrested in southern Turkey for alleged links to Fethullah Gulen,...

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  • The Latest: Dozens dead after ferry sinks on Lake Victoria

    The Latest: Dozens dead after ferry sinks on Lake Victoria, Tanzania official says

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  • Tanzania regional official says at least 44 dead after ferry capsizes on Lake Victoria

    Tanzania regional official says at least 44 dead after ferry capsizes on Lake Victoria

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  • Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with choirs, protests

    Puerto Ricans are marking the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria with choirs, protests and a funeral procession

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  • The Latest: Russia says 3,000 Syrians back home in last week

    The Russian military says that over 3,000 Syrians have returned to their homes over the past week

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  • UN chief: No inter-Korean success without US-NKorea success

    Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says negotiations between the two Koreas won't be successful unless there is simultaneous success in US-North...

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  • Judge refuses to delay US trial of 'El Chapo'

    A U.S. judge has rejected a request to put off the trial of notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman

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  • Nebraska agencies aiding refugees living in squalor

    Social service agencies are scrambling to help up to 500 refugees who may have to find new places to live because of the squalid conditions in their...

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  • North and South Korean leaders cap 3-day summit with sacred mountain trek

    South Korean president wraps up 3-day Pyongyang visit

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  • Dozens injured on flight after plane loses cabin pressure

    Thirty-six people were reportedly injured, and five were taken to a hospital.

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  • Trump suggested Spain build African Sahara wall to stop migrants, minister says

    Spain has no sovereignty over the desert.

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  • Plight of jailed Catalans strains dialogue with Spain

    Jailed separatists have become an emotional symbol for the Catalan independence movement and a key stumbling block in negotiations with Spain out of...

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  • Catalan separatists mark anniversary of independence push

    Thousands of Catalan pro-independence activists are protesting in Barcelona to mark the anniversary of demonstrations that fired up the region's...

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  • Retired Illinois priest faces deportation over illegal vote

    A retired priest in Illinois is facing deportation to England for what he says was mistakenly voting 12 years ago

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  • Defense expo reflects troubles for South African military

    Defense expo reflects troubles for South African military, 1 of continent's biggest spenders

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  • Egypt court orders release of former president's sons

    Egyptian court orders release from detention of former president Hosni Mubarak's two sons

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  • Pups on parade, a holy day, Trump visits North Carolina: World in Photos

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • 273 corpses were on wandering truck, Mexican officials say

    A wandering refrigerated truck carrying corpses from an overflowing morgue in Mexico actually contained 273 bodies, not 157 as originally stated

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  • Reported nerve agent possibly a hoax in town where ex-Russian spy was poisoned

    The British public may have been duped after a couple fell ill at a restaurant.

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  • Germany, France help Western Balkans get rid of illicit arms

    Germany and France have launched a project fighting illicit firearms trafficking in the Western Balkans as part of preparations for those nations to...

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  • Colombian rebels attack mining company, kill 3

    Colombia's military says a holdout rebel faction has attacked a mining camp run by Toronto-based Continental Gold Inc. and killed three of its workers

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  • Major Australian chain temporarily stops selling needles amid strawberry scare

    Police said they are investigating more than 100 reports of contamination.

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  • Vladimir Putin poses with new sniper rifle

    Putin shoots targets in latest stunt to burnish his macho image.

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  • Pakistan's ex-PM Sharif freed after court suspends sentence

    Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, his daughter and son-in-law have been released from a prison after a court suspended their sentences...

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  • The Latest: Moon, Kim visit crater lake on Mount Paektu

    Moon, Kim visit crater lake on Mount Paektu

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• Sep 19

  • UN backs anti-graft investigator in standoff with Guatemala

    The U.N. secretary-general is rejecting a Guatemalan request to name a new head of a U.N. commission investigating corruption in the Central American...

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  • Funeral services planned for victim of Cape Cod shark attack

    Friends and family of the victim of the first fatal shark attack in Massachusetts waters in more than 80 years are paying their final respects

    Sep 19

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  • Girl critical after 2nd shark attack on same Australian isle

    A young girl has been attacked by a shark at the same Great Barrier Reef area in Australia as a woman who was mauled a day earlier

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• Sep 19

  • Mexico's rights agency faults army in fuel-theft killings

    Mexico's National Human Rights Commission says soldiers executed two men and planted rifles on their bodies during a 2017 shootout between authorities...

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  • Mexico commemorates victims of deadly quakes

    Mexico's wounds remained open as victims, relatives and rescuers marked the Sept. 19 anniversaries of last year's earthquake that killed more than 360...

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  • UN says Colombia's coca production surges to record high

    A United Nations report says cultivation of the plant used to make cocaine has reached an all-time high in Colombia, adding pressure on President Ivan...

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  • Texas couple indicted on charges they enslaved Guinean girl

    The son and daughter-in-law of a former West African leader have been indicted on charges that they enslaved a girl from their native country while...

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  • UN names special envoy to handle Venezuela's growing exodus

    The United Nations has announced a special envoy to handle the growing number of Venezuelan migrants flooding into surrounding countries

    Sep 19

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  • Paraguay suspends judges over sentence for abusive priest

    Paraguayan authorities say they have suspended three judges who gave a Roman Catholic priest convicted of abusing a 14-year-old a minor sentence

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  • Russia to study Israeli data related to downed plane

    The Kremlin says Russian President Vladimir Putin has accepted Israel's offer to share detailed information about its air raid, during which a Russian...

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  • North and South Korean leaders meet for 3rd summit

    North Korea to take further steps to denuclearize after agreement.

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  • With a calmer Syria, Hezbollah may reduce its fighters there

    The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah militia says his group may reduce the number of its fighters in Syria because of an easing of the conflict

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  • Somali officials: Airstrike kills or hurts several al-Shabab

    Somali officials: Airstrike kills or wounds several al-Shabab leaders; children reported dead

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  • Britain appeals for EU Brexit compromise over Irish border

    British Prime Minister Theresa May appeals to the EU to soften its stance in Brexit negotiations, saying that only her government has a workable plan...

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  • German police halt forest eviction after journalist dies

    Authorities in western Germany say they're suspending the eviction of protesters from a disputed forest after a journalist fell to his death Wednesday

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