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The day in photos

New York Post - 25 Sep 2014 23:35
The day in photos Iraqi soldiers celebrate the end of training, a volcano spews ash over Mexico, a calf is born with a lucky number and more.
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Judge Delays Marathon Bombing Trial, Won't Move It Judge grants 2-month delay in Boston Marathon bombing trial, denies change of venue
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The United Kingdom is ready to "play its part" in the global fight against the Islamic State group, Prime Minister David Cameron said late on Wednesday, adding that he will ask parliament to approve the launch of British...
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Mass shootings more than double in recent years: FBI report Mass shootings have occurred in the United States with increasing frequency over the past 14 years, with 486 people killed in 160 incidents, according to an FBI analysis released on Wednesday.
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Colombian Girls Blame Vaccine for Mysterious Symptoms

Discovery News - 25 Sep 2014 00:14
Colombian Girls Blame Vaccine for Mysterious Symptoms Hundreds of Colombian girls are experiencing strange symptoms and blaming a vaccine, but another explanation is more likely.
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Newly released surveillance footage shows the final moments of John Crawford, a 22-year-old black man, who was shot by police inside a Walmart outlet while carrying a BB gun that he had picked up in the store. The footag...
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The U.S. government will pay the Navajo Nation $554 million to settle claims that it mismanaged funds and natural resources on the Navajo reservation. This is the largest settlement ever for a single American Indian trib...
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On Wednesday, President Obama personally chaired a rare high-level meeting of the United Nations Security Council dedicated to the threat of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and other terrorist organizations. The c...
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VIDEO: Brazil releases 'good' mosquitoes Brazilian researchers release thousands of mosquitoes infected with a bacteria that suppresses Dengue fever into the environment in Rio de Janeiro.
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Leaders of UK and Iran meet after decades

Al Jazeera English - 25 Sep 2014 02:49
Cameron and Rouhani agree on importance of Iran and major powers to comprehensive deal on Iran's nuclear programme.
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UN Agency Investigating Claims of Damage to Ancient Pyramid Egyptian media has reported the 4,600 year-old structure has been damaged during an ongoing restoration project
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Like many of his predecessors, Barack Obama seems to have decided what military action he wants to take and then worked out the legal details. The Obama administration continued its air campaign against Islamic State gro...
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Algerian militants have released a video that appears to show them beheading Frenchman Herve Gourdel, who was kidnapped on Sunday (September 21), in what the group said was a response to France's action against Islamic S...
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Groundhog Dropped By NY Mayor Dies

ABC News - 25 Sep 2014 23:56
Staten Island groundhog dies days after escaping NYC Mayor de Blasio's grasp, falling
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Cops Take On Mission to Place Homeless Mentally-Disabled Teen They found Jake stumbling along a busy highway in Washington state.
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Attorney General Eric Holder to Resign

The Atlantic Wire - 25 Sep 2014 17:00
President Obama will announce Holder's resignation Thursday afternoon. He'll stay on until his successor is confirmed.
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Businesses Won't Have to Return BP Spill Payouts Judge: Businesses don't have to give back BP oil spill payouts; BP claimed overpayments
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Desperate refugees flee strife

CNN - 25 Sep 2014 08:13
CNN's Phil Black reports on Syrian refugees' grim journey to an uncertain future in Turkey.
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New Terrorist Groups In Syria: What Does It Mean If The US State Department Puts You On The Terrorist List A fighter from the Islamist Syrian rebel group Al Nusra Front is seen in front of a burning vehicle, caused by what activists said were missiles fired by a Syrian Air Force fighter jet, at their base in Raqqa province, e...
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The International Olympic Committee announced Wednesday that it would add an anti-discrimination clause to host cities' contracts. The announcement comes after human rights groups criticized Russia's anti-gay policies du...
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US Strategy In Syria: Kerry Pledges $40 Million In Aid For Syrian Moderate Rebels Free Syrian Army fighters in the Handarat area near Aleppo Central prison, July 7, 2014. Reuters/Hosam Kata
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Indian Mars probe takes first images

BBC - 25 Sep 2014 06:19
Indian Mars probe takes first images The Indian satellite which entered orbit around Mars on Wednesday begins work, taking pictures of the planet's surface, media reports say.
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