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  • Quake sways buildings in Mexico City; some evacuations

    An earthquake has caused tall buildings to sway in the Mexican capital, prompting some office workers to evacuate

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    Earthquake sways tall buildings in Mexico City

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  • The Latest: FBI says it's aiding Sri Lanka investigation

    The FBI says it's providing assistance in the investigation into the Easter bombings in Sri Lanka

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  • Israeli teen who fell to death in Yosemite was taking photo

    Authorities say an Israeli teenager was trying to take a photograph while dangling from a ledge when he fell hundreds of feet to his death at an...

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  • Young monks shave heads for Buddha's birthday

    "There was a lot to learn from the child monks in today's ceremony."

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  • Mexican police detain hundreds of Central American migrants

    Mexican police and immigration agents have detained hundreds of Central American migrants in the largest single raid on a migrant caravan since the...

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  • Sri Lanka military gets special powers after deadly bombings

    Sri Lanka's president gave the military sweeping police powers after the Easter bombings that killed nearly 300 people

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  • Will Ukrainian comedian be any match for Vladimir Putin?

    Volodymyr Zelenskiy's landslide victory in Ukraine's presidential election has thrust a comedian and political novice into the middle of the most...

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  • Remains of WWII soldier identified 76 years after going MIA

    The remains of a World War II soldier from Oregon who went missing in final weeks of the Guadalcanal campaign have been positively identified 76 years...

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  • German, US military police oversee boy's rescue from shaft

    Police say they have rescued a 17-month-old boy three hours after he fell into a three-meter (nearly 10-foot) shaft in western Germany

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  • Egypt polls close after 3-day vote to extend el-Sissi's rule

    Egyptians have voted for a third and final day on constitutional amendments that would allow President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to remain in office until...

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  • Economist named as Mali's prime minister amid violence

    Mali's president has chosen an economist to replace the prime minister following growing violence in the country's center

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  • Syria says it will allow Qatar Airways to use its airspace

    Syria's transport minister says Qatar Airways request to fly through Syrian airspace has been approved

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  • Strong earthquake shakes areas north of Philippine capital

    The USGS says the magnitude 6.3 quake struck northwest of Manila.

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  • Sri Lanka victims: Citizens of at least 12 countries killed

    At least 39 foreign tourists among Sri Lanka fatalities

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  • Israel to honor Pittsburgh Jewish leader after deadly attack

    Israel has announced it will honor the head of the Pittsburgh Jewish community during next month's Independence Day celebrations

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  • Cyprus lake, mineshaft searched for bodies after 2 found

    Police investigators in Cyprus have searched a flooded mineshaft and a lake while investigating the slayings of two women whose bodies were found in...

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  • The Latest: Ukraine's routed leader vows to reclaim office

    The outgoing president of Ukraine is telling supporters he plans to try to win the job back in a future election

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  • Report: Over 4,300 vacate Syria displaced camp

    Syrian state media is reporting that more than 4,300 residents of a remote displaced people's camp near the border with Jordan have returned to...

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  • Mexico sees homicides rise by 9.7% in first quarter

    Mexico sees homicides rise by 9.7% in first quarter; president says murder rate is "stabilizing"

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  • Jerusalem says it will "fix" bigoted fliers found in schools

    The Jerusalem municipality says it will "fix" a wave of fliers that have appeared in Jerusalem kindergartens forbidding entrance to "minorities,"...

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  • Libyan force slows Tripoli push over concerns for civilians

    Libyan commander slows down his force's push on Tripoli, citing concerns for civilians

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  • Sudan tensions escalate after talks with military break down

    The protesters fear the military intends to cling to power.

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  • Security boosted at churches across US after Sri Lanka bombings

    There is a heightened security presence at churches across the U.S. after coordinated bombings killed 290 people in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday.

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  • Comedian in Ukraine wins election

    Volodymyr Zelensky, who played a president on television, was elected in real life, defeating incumbent President Petro Poroshenko.

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  • Egypt votes on referendum strengthening leader's grip on power

    Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi could stay in power until 2030 under the referendum.

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  • Frenchman dies as boat capsizes off Sardinia; partner safe

    Italian rescuers have saved a Frenchwoman off Sardinia and found her companion's body after their sailboat capsized

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  • Sri Lanka bombings blamed on radical Muslim group

    Members of a radical Muslim group have been identified as suspects in a series of Easter suicide bombings on churches and luxury hotels across Sri...

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  • Radical Muslim group blamed in Sri Lanka bombings, 1 of 4 American victims identified

    Police said at least seven suicide bombers were involved in the massacre.

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  • Nigeria oil output to decrease 8 percent daily after fire

    An oil company in Nigeria is declaring a "force majeure" shutdown after a fire

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  • Jewish group outraged at beating of Jewish effigy in Poland

    Poles also expressed their disgust at the revival of the anti-Semitic ritual.

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  • Explosions in Sri Lanka, bullfights in Spain and the Easter Parade in New York

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

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  • US tells Afghan president Qatar talks best chance for peace

    Afghan-to-Afghan talks in Qatar were scheduled to start last week.

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  • Myanmar Supreme Court to rule on appeal of Reuters reporters

    Myanmar's Supreme Court is to rule Tuesday on the appeal of two Reuters journalists who were sentenced to seven years in prison for their reporting on...

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  • Earth Day 2019: Everything you need to know

    This year's Earth Day falls on Monday, April 22.

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  • Darfur justice could prove elusive despite al-Bashir's fall

    Justice for Darfur victims could prove elusive, even with Sudan's al-Bashir behind bars

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  • The Latest: UK intercepts total of 36 migrants in Channel

    British officials have intercepted a total of 36 migrants trying to cross the English Channel in small boats.

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  • US will no longer grant waivers to countries buying Iranian oil: Pompeo

    The end of waivers means countries that continue to buy Iranian oil will face sanctions, according to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

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  • Iran announces joint border security force with Pakistan

    Iran's president says a new joint security force will be formed with Pakistan to combat militants based along the two countries' shared border

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  • Israeli troops accused of shooting handcuffed Palestinian

    Palestinian teen says Israeli troops shot him in both legs while he was handcuffed, blindfolded and was trying to run away

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  • In Venezuela, women sell hair as another way to get by

    More Venezuelan women in poor areas are selling their hair, as demands of daily survival force them to abandon self-care associated with a country...

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  • Children sickened in Pakistan after polio vaccinations

    Pakistani officials say hundreds of school children have been taken to hospitals complaining of nausea and vomiting after being given polio...

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  • Survivor of Sri Lanka bombing fears returning to church

    Survivor of Sri Lanka bombing fears returning to church

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  • Qatar opens Gaza artificial limb, rehab center after delays

    Qatar opened the first prosthetic hospital and a disability rehab center in the Gaza Strip on Monday, overcoming obstacles that delayed the...

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  • Kosovar returnees from Syria eager to leave shelter, go home

    Kosovo families have been waiting outside a shelter, trying to talk with relatives who have been repatriated from Syria

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  • After attacks, Sri Lanka president gives military sweeping war-time powers to detain and arrest suspects as of midnight

    After attacks, Sri Lanka president gives military sweeping war-time powers to detain and arrest suspects as of midnight

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  • Turkey: 9 detained in opposition leader's assault at funeral

    Turkey's interior minister says nine people have been detained in the assault of an opposition party leader, who was hit during a soldier's funeral

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  • Migrants in Greece turn up at border agents' doorstep

    Greek authorities say dozens of asylum-seekers have turned up at the front door of European border agency, or Frontex, employees helping police...

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  • Turnout, ethnic Albanian vote key in North Macedonian polls

    North Macedonia is heading for a second round of presidential elections with both candidates tied and much depending on turnout and an ethnic Albanian...

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