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  • Lego minifigure creator passes away following ALS fight

    Jens Nygaard Knudsen, 78, also created the Lego space and castle sets.

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  • Canadian police clear indigenous protest, tensions remain

    Canadian police cleared an indigenous rail blockade in Ontario that has crippled freight and passenger rail traffic in most of eastern Canada for...

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  • Palestinians fire rockets at Israel; Netanyahu threatens war

    Militants have resumed their intense bombardment of southern Israel.

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  • US to stop aid in Yemen's Houthi areas if rebels don't budge

    USAID says it will suspend aid to Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen if the rebels don’t remove impediments obstructing aid operations

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  • White House prepares emergency spending request for coronavirus

    There are now 53 people in the U.S. who have tested positive for COVID-19.

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  • Cuba opens its annual trade fair for the key cigar sector

    Cuba’s annual cigar trade fair has started, bringing thousands of buyers and aficionados of the island’s iconic stogies to sample the latest wares and...

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  • Brazil: Violent crime up in state hit by police strike

    Brazil's justice minister says violent crime has been rising in the northeastern state of Ceara amid a police strike in its seventh day

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  • Mexicans protest "private beach" at Playa del Carmen resort

    With chants of “Free beach!”

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  • Haiti says soldier died of wounds after shootout with police

    The Haitian Ministry of Defense says a soldier has died from wounds suffered during an exchange of gunfire with police officers protesting outside...

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  • German far-right party laments isolation by rivals, media

    The far-right Alternative for Germany has called for rivals to scale back their criticism of the party, saying the blackballing it is being subjected...

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  • Heavy rains, flooding pummel Cairo and parts of Egypt

    Heavy rains have pummeled the Egyptian capital Cairo and other parts of the country

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  • Car hits crowd at German carnival; several injured

    German police say a man intentionally drove a car into a crowd of people watching a Carnival procession in a small central town, injuring around 30...

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  • Protests, prayers in Indian capital ahead of Trump's visit

    As President Donald Trump was being feted by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in western India, Hindu nationalist and communist groups held pro-...

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  • Virus outbreak chills markets, outlook for global economy

    The widening coronavirus outbreak threatens to seriously disrupt the global economy just as it was steadying itself against the headwinds from the...

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  • Extradition hearing to begin for WikiLeaks founder Assange

    The U.S. is seeking Assange's extradition from the UK.

    Feb 24

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  • Pilot in Istanbul airport crash earlier this month arrested

    A court has ordered the arrest of the pilot of a plane that crashed at an Istanbul airport, killing three passengers

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  • Trump visits India, protests in Chile, coronavirus: World in Photos, Feb. 24, 2020

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Car drives into carnival procession in Germany, several hurt

    The driver has been arrested, police said.

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  • Chancellor Merkel's CDU party to elect new leader in April

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union will elect a new leader at the end of April, party officials said Monday

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  • Iran lawmaker says 50 dead from new virus in city of Qom

    The death toll is a leap in the number of cases that were reported earlier.

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  • Julian Assange appears in London court fighting extradition to US

    The U.S. government wants the WikiLeaks founder to stand trial for hacking Pentagon computers and violating espionage laws.

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  • Fear grips South Korean city struck by coronavirus

    South Korea reported 231 additional coronavirus cases with three more deaths.

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  • Netanyahu banks on Trump plan to drive up pro-settler votes

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is eager to court the votes of the country's influential West Bank settlers in critical elections next month

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  • India pours on the pageantry with colorful welcome for Trump

    Thousands of people are welcoming the President to India.

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  • Illegal net snares humpback in endangered porpoise refuge

    Rescuers in Mexico have partially freed a humpback whale that became entangled in an illegal fishing net inside a refuge for the critically endangered...

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  • Kosovo court takes step toward indicting suspects

    A court investigating crimes against ethnic Serbs during and after Kosovo's 1998-99 independence war with Serbia has taken a significant step toward...

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  • Family of slain British teen wants to stop Julian Assange's extradition to US

    The WikiLeaks founder's extradition hearing began in London on Monday.

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  • Ex-EU leader backs opposition figure for Polish president

    The former European Union leader who is now head of a major European political force says he is backing the main opposition candidate in Poland's May...

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  • Islamic Jihad in Gaza announces unilateral cease-fire to end 2 days of fighting with Israel.

    Islamic Jihad in Gaza announces unilateral cease-fire to end 2 days of fighting with Israel.

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  • Togo's president wins, keeping family's long hold on power

    Togo's electoral commission says the country's president has easily won a fourth term, extending the grip his family has had on power since 1967

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  • German police say they believe car deliberately driven into Carnival parade; suspect a local man

    German police say they believe car deliberately driven into Carnival parade; suspect a local man

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  • German police say dozens injured, several seriously when car drives into Carnival parade

    German police say dozens injured, several seriously when car drives into Carnival parade

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  • Man kayaks through flooded backyard as dogs swim alongside

    Parts of Mackay, Queensland, were flooded after about 7 inches of rainfall.

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  • Man accused in cruise ship death to face Puerto Rico judge

    An Indiana man accused of dropping his granddaughter from an 11th floor window of a cruise ship docked in Puerto Rico last year declined his right to...

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  • Albanian president sues justice minister, 2 top officials

    Albania's president has sued the justice minister and two top officials for violating the constitution

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  • Zimbabwe's rural elderly battle hunger amid severe drought

    Zimbabwe is among the world’s most food insecure countries.

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  • Dust storm turns sky dull orange in Canary Islands

    The storm caused flight disruptions and delays over the weekend.

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  • Greek island protesters vow to stop new migrant camps

    Protest groups on three eastern Greek islands have begun setting up blockades aimed at stopping the government from building new migrant detention...

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  • Malaysian king accepts Mahathir's resignation amid upheaval

    Malaysia's king has accepted Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's shocking resignation but reappointed him as interim leader following the collapse of...

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  • US embassy in Syria commemorates killed journalist as humanitarian disaster worsens

    Marie Colvin was killed by a Syrian airstrike in 2012.

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  • Silent fear is slowly gripping Daegu, South Korea

    Daegu resident Alex Johnson returned from a family vacation to find his city changed.

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  • N. Macedonia: 4 in critical condition after deadly gas blast

    Three women and a 10-year-old boy remain in critical condition in North Macedonia a day after a home cooking-gas explosion that killed another four...

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  • German police say several people injured after car hits crowd at carnival procession

    German police say several people injured after car hits crowd at carnival procession

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  • German Carnival floats take aim at racism in wake of attack

    The event comes after a supposed right-wing terror attack in the country.

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  • Former French prime minister and wife go on trial for fraud

    Francois Fillon is accused of using public funds to richly pay his wife.

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  • UN: Libya's warring sides agree to cement cease-fire deal

    The U.N. mission in Libya says the country’s warring sides have agreed to turn a shaky cease-fire into a lasting deal

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  • China’s Huawei debuts latest version of folding phone

    China’s Huawei has unveiled its latest folding smartphone, its first such device to be available internationally

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  • Lesotho court to decide whether PM can face murder charge

    Lesotho’s prime minister has appeared in court but the murder case against him failed to proceed

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