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	Pokémon GO Fest Plagued By Mile-Long Lines And Connectivity Issues In Chicago [Update] Forbes Update: All attendees are getting refunds and $100 in Pokecoins as recompense for the connectivity issues. Additionally, everyone with passes will be ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump talks pardons amid probes of Russia role in US election Reuters In a series of early morning Twitter messages, Trump aired renewed frustration with his attorney general, the special counsel leading the Russia probe ... Pardon me? Legal experts doubt Trump could absolve himself in Russia inquiry - The Guardian Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Israel increases military presence in the West Bank following riots Financial Times Israel has beefed up its military presence in the West Bank following mass rioting by Palestinians in Jerusalem and surrounding areas, and a deadly ... Flag as irrelevant
	ISIL women recruits detained in Mosul Aljazeera.com Sixteen women, including a 16-year-old German girl who ran away from home, have been arrested in Mosul as Iraqi forces re-captured the northern ... Four German women who joined Islamic State detained in Iraq: report - Reuters Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Alvaro Morata arrives in Singapore after sealing Chelsea move ESPN FC SINGAPORE -- New Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata wasted no time in getting to work as he arrived in Singapore on Saturday just hours after his ... Flag as irrelevant
	Russia: New ceasefire deal agreed in Syria's Ghouta Aljazeera.com A new deal designating a de-escalation zone in the Syrian province of Eastern Ghouta has been signed with Syrian rebels, the Russian Ministry of ... Syria army announces halt in fighting in parts of Eastern Ghouta - BBC News Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Free Iranian citizens, Iran tells US in response to Trump Reuters BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran demanded on Saturday that the United States release Iranians detained there, a day after U.S. president Donald Trump called ... Flag as irrelevant
	'I will be back': Violin-playing face of Venezuela's protests injured in clashes The Guardian Wuilly Arteaga plays his violin before clashes with government forces at a march against Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro in Caracas in May. Flag as irrelevant
	Chelsea forward Pedro suffers suspected concussion in Arsenal friendly ESPN FC Pedro had to come off in the first half of the preseason friendly after being sandwiched in-between goalkeeper David Ospina and Ainsley-Maitland ... Flag as irrelevant
	Russian envoy, at heart of US investigations, ends tenure in Washington Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russia's ambassador to Washington Sergei Kislyak, a key figure in ongoing U.S. investigations into Moscow's meddling in ... Flag as irrelevant

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