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Teen dies after falling from zip line swing

New York Post - 14 Jul 2015 22:04
Teen dies after falling from zip line swing COLUMBIA, S.C. -- A Florida teenager died after falling from a high ropes course at a camp on the South Carolina-North Carolina border, officials said Tuesday. Olivia Paige Grimes, 16,...
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Naked man sitting on car snarls traffic on I-95

New York Post - 14 Jul 2015 17:57
Naked man sitting on car snarls traffic on I-95 WEST HAVEN, Conn. -- State police say traffic was snarled during part of the morning rush hour on Interstate 95 in West Haven because of a naked man on the...
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PETA Accuses Seaworld Of Spying

Time - 14 Jul 2015 17:17
PETA Accuses Seaworld Of Spying Another weird turn in the SeaWorld saga.
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Monsanto, BP and Veolia agree to pay for cleanup of contaminated Welsh site Five decades after toxic waste from a Monsanto plant was dumped at Brofiscin quarry in south Wales, companies agree to pay towards cleanup costs Monsanto, BP and Veolia have agreed to pay to contribute to the cleanup of ...
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The Death of a Leading Tibetan Monk in Chinese Custody Has Sparked Outrage The cause of Tenzen Delek Rinpoche's death remains unknown
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Netanyahu opens a Farsi Twitter account to rip Iran nuke deal Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday launched a new Farsi-language Twitter account, in which he railed against a potential US-Iranian nuclear-arms accord. Netanyahu told Iranians that such a deal...
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Ariana Grande Won't Be Charged For Licking That Doughnut The pop singer apologized on YouTube late last week
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Read President Obama's Remarks on Iran Nuclear Deal President Obama spoke Tuesday morning after the U.S., along with five other world powers, reached a nuclear deal with Iran. Here are his remarks in full
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Iraq conflict leaves nearly 15,000 civilians dead over last 16 months UN report estimates death toll is in addition to 30,000 wounded and multiple gross human rights abuses during fighting between Islamic State, Iraqi security forces and others Conflict in Iraq has led to nearly 15,000 civ...
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SAS deaths inquest rulings expected

BBC - 14 Jul 2015 07:13
SAS deaths inquest rulings expected The findings of an inquest into the deaths of three army reservists taking part in an SAS selection exercise will be made public later.
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Video of boy's lynching goes viral

CNN - 14 Jul 2015 12:17
Video of boy's lynching goes viral The grisly lynching of a 13-year-old boy accused of theft has triggered angry protests in Bangladesh, after footage of the killing went viral on social media.
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High-flying, beer-swilling El Chopo mocks clueless authorities Escaped drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is taunting his pursuers and former captors -- with online photos showing him enjoying a beer and in the cockpit of a plane....
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Hillary would consider scrapping ObamaCare's 'Cadillac tax' In a break with the White House, Hillary Rodham Clinton says she'd consider scaling back or scrapping the controversial "Cadillac tax'' under ObamaCare. The tax, scheduled to go into effect...
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Summer academy prepares young refugees from around the world for success in NYC schools
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Mexico: Drug lord's escape tunnel construction must have involved insiders, blueprints
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National Transportation Safety Board to discuss 2013 Afghanistan plane crash that killed 7
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Decline in new Ebola cases stalls

BBC - 14 Jul 2015 07:07
Fighting the denial stopping the end of Ebola
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Child alive after 18 days in jungle

BBC - 14 Jul 2015 06:48
A seven-year-old girl who went missing in the Colombian jungle is found alive after nearly three weeks.
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'Genuine Progress' Made In Iran Nuclear Talks

Sky News - 14 Jul 2015 06:26
'Genuine Progress' Made In Iran Nuclear Talks There remain a number of sticking points but sources remain confident a deal could be reached by the end of the day.
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Public Lynching of Teenager in Bangladesh Brings Hundreds of Protesters to the Streets The young boy was beaten to death by a gang of men who accused him of theft
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Coast Guard halts search for passenger reported missing on Seattle-to-Alaska cruise
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Chinese police kill three 'Xinjiang terrorists' in north-east, authorities say Police had been conducting a drive against 'terrorism' in Shenyang, which is almost 3,000 km from Urumqi, capital of China's mostly Muslim Xinjiang region Police in north-eastern China on Monday killed three knife-wieldi...
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