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Syria Calls US Attack ‘Cowboy Politics’

Families in this village near the Iraqi border buried loved ones Monday who they said were killed when the U.S.…
06.19.19
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Iran Admits to Arming ‘Liberation Armies’

Iran is supplying weapons to “liberation armies” in the Middle East, a top Revolutionary Guards commander said, offering the first…
06.19.19
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US Airstrike Kills 9 Afghan Soldiers

A U.S.-led coalition airstrike hit an Afghan army checkpoint Wednesday, killing nine soldiers, Afghan officials said, and the American military…
06.19.19
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U.S. Drops Charges Against 5 Guantanamo Prisoners

The Pentagon said Tuesday it has dropped war-crimes charges against five Guantanamo Bay detainees after the former prosecutor in their…
06.19.19
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Hurricane Omar Moves Through Northern Caribbean

Hurricane Omar was quickly moving away from the northern Leeward Islands early Thursday after passing through the area as a…
06.19.19
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G-8 Will Hold Summit on Financial Crisis

Leaders of the Group of Eight major industrial countries said Wednesday they will meet “in the near future” for a…
06.19.19
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Gates Asks Allies to Send Troops to Afghanistan

Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Wednesday urged Eastern European leaders to shift their military efforts from Iraq to Afghanistan, where…
06.19.19
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IMF: World Economy to Slow Sharply, Led by…

The world economy will slow sharply this year and next, with the United States likely sliding into recession reflecting mounting…
06.19.19
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Fatwa Alert: Zardari Condemned for Flirting with Sarah…

Pakistani President, Asif Ali Zardari, is the most recent public figure to have a fatwa issued against him. The fatwa,…
06.19.19
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Pakistani Troops Fire on US Helicopter Again

KABUL, Afghanistan — Pakistani troops fired at American reconnaissance helicopters patrolling the Afghan-Pakistan border Thursday, heightening tensions as the U.S.…
06.19.19
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Wyclef Jean and Matt Damon Lend a Hand…

Cries of adulation — and hunger — followed Haitian-born singer Wyclef Jean and actor Matt Damon as they toured flood-ravaged…
06.19.19
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World’s Fastest Man Is Hometown Hero for a…

Usain Bolt returned to Jamaica this week after heading to Brussels, Belgium for the Van Damme memorial last Friday. Bolt captured…
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Nigerian ‘Blood Oil’ Crisis

Nigeria’s president called Thursday for help finding a way to fingerprint crude oil stocks in order to combat the theft…
06.19.19
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Ethnic Cleansing, Not the Surge Responsible for Drop…

Satellite images taken at night show heavily Sunni Arab neighborhoods of Baghdad began emptying before a U.S. troop surge in…
06.19.19
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White South African Man Released After Throwing Black…

A farmer who threw the body of his fired worker into a lions enclosure is out on parole after less…
06.19.19
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Snoop to Star in Bollywood Film

Snoop Dogg has gone Bollywood. He does the rap to open the movie “Singh is Kinng,” a Bollywood flick that…
06.19.19
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Isreal Will Boycott UN Racism Conference

Israel will almost surely boycott the next U.N. racism conference in Geneva, its ambassador said Wednesday, warning that the meeting…
06.19.19
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Zuma Wants Fraud Charges Dismissed

South African president-in-waiting Jacob Zuma made a bid Monday to get corruption and fraud charges against him thrown out of…
06.19.19
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4 Opposition Activists Killed in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s opposition party said Thursday that four of its activists were killed in a firebombing near Harare amid growing concerns…
06.19.19
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