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  • A museum in Bolivia pays homage to President Evo Morales

    Bolivian President Evo Morales built a big museum in his desert birthplace to honor the country's indigenous peoples, but it has stirred controversy...

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  • Hurricane lashes Bermuda as new storm aims at Mexico resorts

    Hurricane Humberto rushed past Bermuda, lashing the British Atlantic territory with powerful winds for hours before beginning to move away early...

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  • Justin Trudeau admits 2001 brownface photo was 'racist'

    The Canadian prime minister was a teacher at the school that hosted the party.

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  • South Korea police say they may have found serial killer

    South Korean police say they have found a suspect thought to be an infamous serial killer wanted for the slaying of 10 women some 30 years ago

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  • Panic as tank explodes, sending debris into sky

    Two firefighters were injured after an explosion at a chemical factory in Istanbul.

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  • Mexico's Interjet grounds 2 workers after 'bomb' comment

    Mexican airline Interjet says it has suspended two employees after a woman identified as a pilot suggested a bomb should blow up the capital's main...

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  • Humberto brushes Bermuda as new hurricane threatens Mexico

    Hurricane Humberto has lashed Bermuda with strong winds as the powerful Category 3 storm passed just to the north of the British Atlantic territory,...

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  • The Latest: Lorena becomes hurricane off coast of Mexico

    Tropical Storm Lorena has become a hurricane just offshore the coast of Colima, Mexico

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  • General who brought East Timor peace returns 20 years later

    The Australian army general who led an international peacekeeping mission that ended a bloody rampage that followed East Timor's vote for independence...

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  • Japan court to rule on TEPCO execs nuclear crisis liability

    A Japanese court will decide whether three former Tokyo Electric Power executives are criminally responsible for the 2011 Fukushima meltdowns, the...

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  • 'A dumb thing to do': Trudeau apologizes for brownface

    "It was a dumb thing to do": Justin Trudeau apologizes for wearing brownface makeup at a costume party in 2001

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  • The Latest: Opposition says Trudeau unfit to lead Canada

    The first visible minority to lead a national party in Canada says a photo showing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in brownface makeup at a costume...

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  • AP Interview: Nicaragua opposition leader sees long road

    AP Interview: Nicaraguan opposition leader Félix Maradiaga says after returning from 14 months in exile that he will not leave again, even though he...

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  • Survivors on Bahamas island mark time as officials lay plans

    A new community of survivors is emerging on Abaco island nearly three weeks after Hurricane Dorian blasted through the northern Bahamas, killing at...

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  • Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau says he should have known better after photo surfaces showing him wearing brownface

    Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau says he should have known better after photo surfaces showing him wearing brownface

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  • Judge partially blocks law aimed at oil pipeline protests

    A federal judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of some of the new South Dakota laws that aim to prevent disruptive demonstrations against the...

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  • The Latest: Defiant Israel PM seeks to lead ruling coalition

    Israel's prime minister says he will seek to lead a ruling coalition with his religious and nationalist allies, despite falling short of a...

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  • The Latest: UN chief: Experts on way to probe Saudi attacks

    U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says U.N. experts have already left for Saudi Arabia to investigate attacks on key Saudi oil installations

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  • In despair of Mexican shelter, migrants build a community

    A Mexican shelter 3 miles from the U.S. border has become an international community, home to 130 migrant from 11 countries

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  • 5 accused of obstructing murder case of Brazilian politician

    Outgoing Brazilian Attorney General Raquel Dodge is requesting that five people be charged with obstructing justice in the case of a leftist city...

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  • US says attack on Saudi oil site was an Iranian 'act of war'

    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is calling the attack on Saudi Arabia's oil industry an "act of war" against the kingdom by Iran

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  • Judge blocks extradition of man accused of killing officer

    A federal judge in Rhode Island has blocked the extradition of a man accused of killing a police officer and injuring two others in the Dominican...

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  • 'Welcome back' - a reporter's fraught re-entry to Zimbabwe

    After 16 years in journalistic exile, Andrew Meldrum returns to Zimbabwe, where he worked as a reporter for 23 years until being expelled by Robert...

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  • AP Explains: A look at Judaism's place in Israeli politics

    Seven decades after its founding, the question of Judaism's place in Israeli life is far from settled

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  • Macron: Italy, Malta must know who'll take rescued migrants

    France's president has assured Italy's new government that he is working to have European Union countries take a share of migrants rescued at sea, to...

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  • Sudan's new PM meets with Egyptian president in Cairo

    Egypt's president is meeting with Sudan's newly appointed prime minister before heading to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly

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  • Saudi-led group to construct gas pipeline in Bulgaria

    Bulgaria has signed 1.1 billion-euro construction contract ($1.2 billion) with a Saudi-led group for a natural gas pipeline that would link to the...

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  • Analysts: Weapons in Saudi attack similar to Iranian ones

    Analysts: Missile and drone fragments recovered from Saudi oil attack bear similarities to Iranian-manufactured weapons

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  • Niger seeks to step up oil production with pipeline to coast

    Niger has started construction on an oil pipeline that will link it to the coast through West African neighbor Benin, a project that Niger's president...

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  • US, Latin America allies to weigh sanctions on Venezuela

    Colombia's ambassador to the U.S. says 18 countries of the Americas will meet Monday to consider multilateral sanctions against Venezuela

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  • Israeli vote leaves Netanyahu's political future in doubt

    After a decade of mesmerizing world leaders, subduing his rivals and eking out dramatic election victories, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's...

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    The crew of a humanitarian rescue ship has pulled 73 migrants from an overcrowded rubber boat in the central Mediterranean Sea, some 50 kilometers (31...

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  • Fires in Indonesia threaten orangutans’ health

    At a rehabilitation center in Central Borneo, veterinarians say 31 orangutans – including seven baby orangutans – have infected respiratory tracts.

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  • Rockets fired from Gaza fall short, wound 7 Palestinians

    Seven Palestinians have been wounded after a rocket barrage from the Gaza Strip exploded near a house inside the coastal enclave

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  • 3 dead as speedboat trying to set record crashes off Venice

    The crash on Tuesday night also badly injured a fourth person aboard.

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  • Former Odebrecht executive found dead in Rio apartment

    A former top executive at Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht who was an informant in the country's vast anti-graft probe has been found dead in...

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  • WNBA playoffs, Olympic mascot, SeaBubble in Paris: World in Photos, Sept. 18

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Ukraine: Police seize man threatening to blow up Kyiv bridge

    Police in Ukraine's capital say they apprehended a man who allegedly threatened to blow up a major bridge and shot down a police drone monitoring him

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  • Algeria army chief orders clampdown on protesters

    Algeria's army chief has ordered gendarmes to arrest people heading into the capital for weekly pro-democracy demonstrations _ and to seize their...

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  • 4 killed in Mexico City shooting; 3 women, 1 child injured

    Mexico City prosecutors say a woman and a 14 year old boy are among four people under arrest for allegedly shooting at a house in a gritty downtown...

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  • Pakistan: No talks with India until Kashmir status restored

    Pakistan's prime minister says his government will not hold any talks with India until New Delhi lifts a curfew in Kashmir and reinstates the disputed...

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  • Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense reviews evidence after attack

    The Ministry of Defense held a press conference on Wednesday reviewing drone and missile fragments, accusing Iran of attacking a Saudi oil facility a...

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  • Sri Lanka to hold presidential election on Nov. 16

    Sri Lanka will hold a presidential election on Nov. 16, amid calls for a strong leader to boost national security as the country recovers from deadly...

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  • Congo's army says it kills militia leader wanted by the ICC

    Congolese army says it kills militia leader wanted by the International Criminal Court

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  • Nigerian women protest over apparent serial killings

    Nigerian women protest over apparent serial killings of several women in hotel rooms

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  • Rights group: Venezuela police unit targeting young men

    Human Rights Watch says a special Venezuelan police unit has been targeting and killing young men in poor neighborhoods as President Nicolás Maduro's...

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  • German women facing eviction blow up house

    German authorities say a mother and daughter are under investigation for attempted murder after setting off an explosion at their home near Muenster...

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