USA TODAY | - 33 minutes ago |
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Your
minute-by-minute report on how the Emmys went down: Limited series,
movie or dramatic special. 9:15: "Let's admit it, all series are limited
series, except for Jeopardy," Last Week Tonight host John Oliver says
as he gets set to present the award ...
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New York Times | - 37 minutes ago |
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HAVANA
- Revolution Square is the political stage of revolutionary Cuba. Fidel
Castro held huge rallies here to castigate the imperialists up north.
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New York Daily News | - 4 hours ago |
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Ben
Carson said Sunday that he wouldn't support having a Muslim President.
"I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation.
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New York Times | - 37 minutes ago |
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BERLIN
- The Obama administration will increase the number of worldwide
refugees the United States accepts to 100,000 by 2017, a significant
increase over the current annual cap of 70,000, Secretary of State John
Kerry said Sunday.
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Sacramento Bee | - 6 hours ago |
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A
new wildfire in Northern California has killed one person and destroyed
or damaged 10 homes in Monterey County, a week after two other blazes
killed five people and destroyed at least 1,400 homes, fire officials
said Sunday.
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NBCNews.com | - 2 hours ago |
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A
man in Alabama walked into church, sat down, and then began shooting,
injuring his girlfriend, their infant son, and the pastor who tried to
intervene, Selma police said.
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The Independent | - 4 hours ago |
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The
campaign was a cliffhanger, but Alexis Tsipras is celebrating a second
election victory, won despite months of turbulence and a disastrous
policy U-turn which saw him abandon his attempt to defy Brussels and
instead sign up for another harsh ...
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Breitbart News | - 21 hours ago |
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On
Thursday, at a town hall event in New Hampshire, Donald Trump was
confronted by an audience member who, when asking the candidate a
question, described President Obama as a “Muslim” who “isn't American.”
Many members of the media were ...
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Israel Hayom | - 15 hours ago |
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Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and top ministers expected to instate
harsher penalties, approve use of live fire against rock throwers and
firebombers • Culture minister proposes stripping rock throwers and
their parents of state benefits.
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Al Jazeera America | - 3 hours ago |
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Two
U.S. citizens, one British national and three Saudis held for months by
Yemen's Houthi group were freed on Sunday and have arrived in Oman,
U.S.
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Art
treasures including works from Shakespeare to David Hockney are to
travel to China as part of a drive to showcase British culture.
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At
Stockholm Central Station, hundreds of refugees have been arriving on
trains from across Europe every day. Among them recently was Ali, a
young Iraqi in his 20s who says he spent 29 days travelling over sea and
land to escape his conflict-ridden ...
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Cathal
Armstrong was 19 when he opened his first restaurant with his father in
Dublin. "It was a disaster from the beginning," he recalls.
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Daily
Express front page - 21/09/15 Image caption Analysis by Alzheimer's
Research suggesting 37% of men and 27% of women born in the UK this year
will develop dementia at some stage in their lives features on several
front pages.
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Alexis Tsipras has hailed a "victory of the people" after his left-wing Syriza party won Greece's fifth election in six years.
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The
dignity, heath and wellbeing of older people and those with
disabilities in England are in danger, health and care groups warn.
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At
least 13 migrants, including children, have died after their dinghy and
a ferry collided off Turkey, the coastguard there says.
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BBC News | - 12 hours ago |
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Angry
protests took place at the Condor Liberation ferry terminal in Poole
after 70 passengers were left behind. The new vessel had returned to
service between the UK and the Channel Islands after being cancelled on
Saturday because of engineering ...
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MAIDUGURI,
Nigeria Three blasts struck the northeastern Nigerian city of
Maiduguri, a military spokesman said on Sunday, a day after a new audio
message purportedly from Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau accused the
army of lying about successes ...
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New York Times | - 2 hours ago |
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WASHINGTON
- Two Americans held hostage for months by rebels in Yemen were freed
on Sunday and quickly flown to safety in nearby Oman, which helped the
United States secure the release of the men, American officials said.
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New York Times | - 1 hour ago |
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KATHMANDU,
Nepal - After nearly a decade of delay marked by haggling and political
infighting, Ne pal formally adopted a constitution on Sunday, with
President Ram Baran Yadav calling the moment a realization of “the
continuous democratic movements ...
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A
negative search of the landmark has led to speculation the climbers may
have been parachutists. By Fred Lambert Contact the Author | Sept.
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WASHINGTON
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said in an interview with a U.S.
television network that aired on Sunday that Tehran and Washington "have
taken the first steps" toward decreasing their enmity due to a landmark
nuclear accord.
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OUAGADOUGOU
Regional mediators seeking to peacefully roll back a military coup in
Burkina Faso said they negotiated a draft deal on Sunday to end the
crisis though they failed to secure the immediate restoration of
civilian rule.
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A
tiger advertising sign is seen outside Hamilton Zoo after a female
zookeeper was killed by one of the tigers at the zoo in Hamilton, New
Zealand Sunday Sept.
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seattlepi.com | - 1 hour ago |
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This
undated identification photo released Friday, Sept. 18, 2015 by the
Suffolk County District Attorney's Office shows Michael McCarthy,
boyfriend of Rachel Bond the mother of Bella Bond, the toddler whose
body was found in a trash bag on a Boston ...
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Christian Science Monitor | - 5 hours ago |
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The
Commission's report adds to calls for the Department of Homeland
Security to release detained children and mothers. By Molly Jackson,
Staff September 20, 2015.
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Washington Post | - 44 minutes ago |
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JOINT
BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Tex. - Army Pfc. Bowe Bergdahl was
fed up. He was five weeks into a deployment in southeastern Afghanistan
and frustrated with his mission and his leaders.
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New York Times | - 1 hour ago |
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Senator
Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York and Representative Jerrold Nadler of
Manhattan unveiled a campaign on Sunday to create a national park
honoring the Stonewall uprising, vowing that they would mount a petition
drive urging President Obama to ...
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Windy City Times | - 9 hours ago |
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WASHINGTON
- Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation's largest lesbian,
gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization,
praised the news that Eric Fanning, who is openly gay, will be nominated
to serve as Secretary of the ...
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People Magazine | - 4 hours ago |
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Marvin
Sharp, the head of an Indianapolis, Indiana, gymnastics academy who was
arrested on charges of child pornography and molestation, was found
dead of an apparent suicide in his jail cell, authorities told CBS.
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NBCNews.com | - 6 hours ago |
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On
the day she buried her 15-year-old daughter, Sandra Wesselman made a
silent promise: to never let the search for her killer be forgotten.
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New York Times | - 3 hours ago |
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FRANKFURT
- Volkswagen said on Sunday that it would halt sales of cars in the
United States equipped with the kind of diesel motors that had led
regulators to accuse the German company of illegally installing software
to evade standards for reducing ...
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New York Times | - 12 minutes ago |
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LOS
ANGELES - In January, Jack Griffin, the chief executive of Tribune
Publishing Company, took his senior management team to visit The Los
Angeles Times, the jewel in his company's portfolio of newspapers.
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New York Post | - 1 hour ago |
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Several
analysts told The Post they believe Brian Moynihan (inset) will keep
the top two leadership roles over the objections of shareholder
activists at Bank of America.
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Christian Science Monitor | - 6 hours ago |
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Residents
in at least 30 isolated Alaskan communities are mired in Third World
conditions despite more than $2 billion in federal and state money over
the past 50 years to provide basics like running water.
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Bloomberg | - 6 hours ago |
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Dialog
Semiconductor Plc, whose chips are used in Apple Inc.s iPhone and iPad,
agreed to buy Atmel Corp. for about $4.6 billion to diversify its
customer base as more everyday objects become connected to the Internet.
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Sacramento Bee | - 1 hour ago |
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A
series of power outages left thousands of people without power in San
Diego County as the region baked in high heat on Sunday. San Diego Gas
& Electric said it dropped 150 megawatts of power throughout its
service territory around 1 p.m.
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European
telecoms operator Altice has made a deal to purchase Cablevision, a New
York-based cable firm, marking its second foray into the U.S.
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New York Times | - 45 minutes ago |
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SAN
FRANCISCO - Hackers have found their way into Apple's App Store. Apple
confirmed on Sunday that a tool used by software developers for the
company's devices was copied and modified by hackers to put bad code
into apps available on the App ...
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PC Magazine | - 5 hours ago |
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We'll give security firm AVG a little credit: At least it isn't trying to be deceptive about what it might do with your data.
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Windows
10 preview build 10547 features plenty of new tweaks and improvements,
and among them is a preview of the Object RTC (ORTC) APIs for Microsoft
Edge, a collection of tools that will make it easier for developers to
build audio and video calling ...
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Destructoid | - 5 hours ago |
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Earlier
this month, after more than a year of waiting, Nintendo finally
released Super Mario Maker on the Wii U. Our own Chris Carter liked it,
and with more than one million levels created so far, it seems the rest
of the world really likes this game too.
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Detroit Free Press | - 36 minutes ago |
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LOS
ANGELES - Her novels dramatized the lives of the most elite people and
places, but they were read by everyone, everywhere - from airports to
beaches to, sometimes, under the covers with a flashlight to hide from
disapproving parents and partners.
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“Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials” raced to the top of the foreign box office, picking up a robust $43.3 million from 66 markets.
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E! Online | - 2 hours ago |
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Engagement
looks good on you two! Peter Facinelli and Jaimie Alexander stunned on
the red carpet at the 2015 Emmys, where the good-looking couple, who got
engaged six months ago, posed for pics and shared sweet PDA.
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Refinery29 | - Sep 19, 2015 |
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On
Thursday evening, when Cavallari, who is currently pregnant with her
third child with N.F.L. quarterback Jay Cutler, presented her
collaboration with Chinese Laundry at Row NYC, she met up with Patridge
on the red carpet, and the two gamely posed ...
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JOLIET,
Ill. -- The driver who delivered a verbal jab during the week left
Chicagoland Speedway with a flat tire, a wrecked race car and delivering
one more jab Sunday night.
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ORCHARD
PARK, N.Y. - Rex Ryan can coach the Miami Dolphins when he is done
riling up the masses in Buffalo. He can complete the cycle of non-New
England jobs in the AFC East and earn a living in the division for
another dozen tumultuous years, and ...
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1.
Although the Cowboys are the NFC East's lone undefeated team two weeks
into the season, major injuries could lead to a tailspin.
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USA TODAY | - 4 hours ago |
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ST.
LEON-ROT, Germany (AP) - Despite making the call that ultimately proved
the turning point for the Americans' memorable victory in the Solheim
Cup, Suzann Pettersen feels she did the right thing.
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LONDON
One in three people born in Britain in 2015 will develop dementia,
according to an analysis commissioned by the charity campaign group
Alzheimer's Research UK.
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An
experimental antibody developed by Merck & Co Inc was shown in
pivotal studies to reduce by about 10 percentage points the risk that
infection with Clostridium difficile bacterium, which can cause a deadly
diarrhea, will recur.
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New York Times | - 8 hours ago |
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Specialists
in infectious disease are protesting a gigantic overnight increase in
the price of a 62-year-old drug that is the standard of care for
treating a life-threatening parasitic infection.
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Thegardenisland.com | - 23 minutes ago |
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As
a worker at Kenema Government Hospital mixed a batch of chlorine on a
broiling August day, he noticed it didn't have its typically strong,
bleach-like odor.
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Christian Science Monitor | - 9 hours ago |
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Researchers
from 11 organizations have aggregated tens of thousands of evolutionary
trees into a comprehensive map of all known life, open to all and free
to use.
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WAPT Jackson | - 10 minutes ago |
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JACKSON,
Miss. —A rare celestial event occurs on Sunday Sept. 27, and most of
the United States will be able to witness this marvel as long as the
skies stay clear.
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Irish Independent | - 2 hours ago |
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A
"pre-reptile" that lived 260 million years ago may have been the first
creature to stand upright on all fours, scientists believe.
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Christian Science Monitor | - Sep 19, 2015 |
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A
weird multi-colored cloud formation appeared this week over Costa Rica,
puzzling many of the residents. What is cloud iridescence?
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