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A Japanese man has been killed near Rangpur in northern Bangladesh, five days after an Italian citizen was murdered in the capital Dhaka.
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Russia's military intervention in Syria is helping to support the "butcher" President Bashar al-Assad, David Cameron has said. The prime minister said ...
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Forbes
Here are five things that happened in the world of technology this past week and why they're important for your business (and mine). Did you miss ...
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UN News Centre
2 October 2015 – The United Nations refugee agency said today that, despite adverse weather conditions, refugee and migrant arrivals in Greece this ...
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Cemeteries in the town of Newcastle-under-Lyme will temporarily close due to staff shortages. Photograph: David Goddard/Getty Images.
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In March 2012, my wife Claudia was involved in a minor prang in our car about a mile from our home, a small collision when she was driving at no ...
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The gunman entered a classroom in the rural community college's Snyder Hall, reportedly asking students if they were Christian before shooting.
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Education Secretary Arne Duncan, who shook up education policy from kindergarten to graduate school in his nearly seven years in President Barack ...
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Over 8400 NASA Apollo moon mission photos just landed online, in high-resolution / Boing Boing
There are some 8,400 photographs in all at a resolution of 1800 dpi, and they're sorted by the roll of film they were on. The Project Apollo Archive is ...
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In South China Sea, a Tougher US Stance
The United States is poised to send naval ships and aircraft to the South China Sea in a challenge to Beijing's territorial claims to its rapidly-built ...
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Hundreds missing in Guatemala mudslide
The death toll from a landslide in Guatemala on Thursday night has risen to at least 26 people, a spokesman for fire services said on Friday.
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Dunhill Links: Day 2 in numbers
Dunhill Links: Day 2 in numbers. Friday, 02 October 2015. Kingsbarns (Getty Images). Plenty of low numbers on the leaderboard as the standard ...
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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International
MSF condemns in the strongest possible terms the horrific bombing of its hospital in Kunduz full of staff and patients. MSF wishes to clarify that all ...
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In 2012, the Republican who wrote the provision, Jay Dickey, urged its removal, writing in an op-ed that, unlike health researchers studying car ...
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Vincent Okumu Binansio, nicknamed Binany, was one of the many children who have been abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in northern ...
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LAGOS, Nigeria—Multiple bombs detonated in two locations of the Nigerian capital, Abuja, killed at least 15 people, the National Emergency ...
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The main suspect in a series of parcel bombings in southern China was killed in one of the blasts, according to local police. According to state media ...
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Tampabay.com
At various points in 2011, Rick Perry, Herman Cain, and Newt Gingrich all surged to the front of national GOP primary polls. But all along ...
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