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  • On North side of DMZ, it's change in the air

    On the North Korean side of the Demilitarized Zone, the sound of silence is a welcome sign of detente

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  • Honduran woman fearing deportation given sanctuary in church

    A Honduran woman says she's facing deportation has been given sanctuary in a Virginia church

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  • Venezuela president boosts minimum wage as inflation soars

    Venezuela's president says he is again raising the minimum wage, though it still will be below the equivalent of $2 a month as inflation soars in the...

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  • Trudeau: Canada to legalize marijuana on Oct. 17

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says marijuana will be legal nationwide starting Oct. 17 in a move that should take market share away from...

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  • International groups invited to document Nicaragua violence

    International organizations say they have received the go-ahead to travel to Nicaragua to investigate political violence that has killed more than 170...

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  • Banned from stadiums at home, Iranian women attend World Cup soccer matches in Russia

    “It was amazing, It was like the Truman Show -- when you enter the TV."

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  • The Latest: UN awaiting formal US notice on quitting council

    The U.N. General Assembly is waiting for notification from the United States that it is withdrawing from the Human Rights Council, which is the first...

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  • Columbus ship replica damaged by Hurricane Harvey for sale

    A South Texas city is selling a replica of one of the three ships that Christopher Columbus used to reach the New World

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  • Mayor learns more than 200 separated migrant children in NYC

    New York City's mayor says he was surprised to learn a children's center in Harlem is caring for 239 migrant children separated from their parents by...

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  • New Zealand leader Jacinda Ardern in hospital for birth

    New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is in the hospital preparing to give birth to her first child

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  • Sexual abuses rampant in UAE-controlled prisons in Yemen

    Hundreds of Yemeni men held without trial in secret prisons run by the United Arab Emirates, a key U.S. ally, are being subjected to sexual abuse in...

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  • Detainees held without charges decry Emiratis' sexual abuses

    An AP investigation has found that Yemeni detainees in UAE-controlled prisons are sexually abused and tortured routinely

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  • Atlanta mayor stops immigration cooperation over separations

    Atlanta's Democratic mayor calls forced separation of migrant families at the country's Southern border "despicable" and says the city won't accept...

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  • Cardinal Theodore McCarrick punished over abuse finding

    The retired Archbishop of Washington, D.C., has been removed from public ministry over an allegation that he sexually abused a teenager while a priest...

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  • EU countries prepare mini-summit as migration row festers

    Leaders from a group of EU countries, led by Germany and France, will meet Sunday to thrash out possible solutions to a divisive row over migrants

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  • South Sudan's warring leaders meet for 1st time since 2016

    South Sudan's warring leaders meet face-to-face for 1st time in nearly 2 years

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  • How European countries deal with the detention of migrant children

    Some EU countries detain children, but they don't separate migrant families.

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  • Over 100 arrested in immigration raid at meatpacking plant

    The second large-scale immigration raid in Ohio in two weeks is part of the Trump administration's growing crackdown

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  • Top Brazil court acquits head of Workers' Party of graft

    Justices on Brazil's highest court have acquitted the Workers' Party president of corruption and money-laundering charges in a case stemming from the...

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  • Thousands protest Romania diluting fight against corruption

    Anti-government protesters in Romania who are angry about new legislation they say will facilitate high-level corruption briefly scuffled with police,...

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  • Tycoon's son who wrote gory novel guilty in bloody slaying

    A Canadian real estate tycoon's son who wrote a graphic novel that features gruesome killings has been convicted of the torture and mutilation of a...

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  • Puerto Rico gov signs bill to privatize power company assets

    Puerto Rico's governor has signed a historic bill to privatize the U.S. territory's troubled power company in a move many hope will help minimize...

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  • Putin and UN leader Guterres show mutual respect in Moscow

    The United Nations' secretary-general has told Russian President Vladimir Putin that he regards Russia as "an irreplaceable element" in international...

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  • World Cup fans drinking Moscow dry, straining bars' beer supplies

    Thousands of fans have been partying in the city center every night for a week.

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  • Iran arrests lawyer for criticizing execution

    An Iranian lawyer has been arrested for "spreading lies" after saying on social media that a Sufi executed this week was wrongfully convicted

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  • World Refugee Day 2018 arrives amid global outrage over US immigration policy

    World Refugee Day comes amid global outrage over U.S. immigration policy.

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  • Pope backs US bishops who called border separations immoral

    Pope Francis is backing the U.S. Catholic bishops who have condemned the practice of separating children from their parents after families cross the...

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  • Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says marijuana will be legal nationwide on October 17

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says marijuana will be legal nationwide on October 17

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  • Mixed reviews for Christo's 'Mastaba,' now floating in London

    ABC's Molly Hunter checks out Christo's new, hulking, ambitious sculpture floating in Hyde Park.

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  • Eritrea sending delegation to rival Ethiopia for peace talks

    Eritrea sends 1st delegation to rival Ethiopia since 1998 for peace talks; 'positive signals'

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  • Pope Francis criticizes Trump's policy of separating families at the border

    The pontiff said that populists were "creating psychosis" about immigration.

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  • Italy, Austria signal new hard-line axis on migration

    Italy's anti-migrant interior minister says after meeting with right-wing Austrian counterparts that changing political winds in Europe have created...

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  • Christo's latest art installation is floating in a London lake

    The artist famous for his massive, ambitious, public art now showing in London.

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  • Cameroon: 84 soldiers, police killed in separatist clashes

    Cameroon: 84 soldiers, police killed in months of clashes with English-language separatists

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  • Tariff troubles: Volvo opens 1st US plant in changed economy

    Volvo Cars executives say they would like to see officials end all vehicle tariffs between the U.S. and Europe and China

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  • Laws to deter asylum-seekers, aid workers passed in Hungary

    Hungarian lawmakers have tightened the country's asylum eligibility rules and threatened to incarcerate people who help asylum-seekers, votes that...

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  • Yemeni forces claim progress in battle for Hodeida's airport

    Yemeni fighters backed by the United Arab Emirates say they seized the southern runway of the international airport near Yemen's port city of Hodeida

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  • Federal court OKs appeal for Mexican man on Texas death row

    A federal appeals court is allowing a Mexican man on Texas death row to move forward with an appeal focusing on whether his attorneys were deficient...

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  • Israel strikes Hamas after heavy rocket attacks from Gaza

    Israel's military says its warplanes have struck some 25 Hamas positions in Gaza after Palestinian militants fired dozens of rockets and mortars at...

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  • IMF Executive Board approves $50 billion loan for Argentina

    The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund is approving a three-year Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) for Argentina amounting to $50 billion

    Jun 20

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  • No easy path: Complex mass migration, politics reshape globe

    Journeys to far-away cities and sleepless nights in crowded camps or worrying about receiving asylum are how millions of people observed World Refugee...

    Jun 20

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  • The Latest: Reports: Europe to toughen migrant checks

    European governments are reportedly planning tougher checks at train and bus stations as part of efforts to stop asylum-seekers from traveling freely...

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  • Protests in Moldova after court voids pro-Europe mayor's win

    Thousands of protesters gathered in the Moldovan capital Wednesday after a court invalidated the election victory of a pro-European candidate to the...

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  • Gunmen kill police officer's son, uncle in Pakistan

    Police in Pakistan say gunmen have opened fire on a police officer's car in the western city of Quetta, killing his young son and uncle, and...

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  • Rocket attack in southeast Turkey kills 2 soldiers

    Turkish officials say a rocket attack by Kurdish rebels on a military vehicle in southeast Turkey has killed two soldiers and wounded one other

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  • EU says it will start to impose tariffs on US on Friday

    The European Union will start imposing duties on a list of U.S. products as of Friday in response to President Donald Trump's decision to slap tariffs...

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  • Moscow has a beer problem during World Cup

    Bars in the Russian capital are running low on beer to the disappointment of thirsty fans.

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