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Location American Headline News for 25 December 2014
Final voyage: Navy pays one cent to scrap aircraft carrier The Navy has paid one red cent to transport and break apart a fourth super carrier--USS Ranger (CV-61)--after they were unable to have it turned into a museum docked in the Pacific Northwest. The Aircraft carrier--which ...
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Christmas Aside, Sierra Leone Declares Five-Day Lockdown in Ebola-Hit North Christmas celebrations are excepted
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Threats to New York Police Stream In After Fatal Shootings, Putting Department on Edge Officials have investigated more than 40 threats of violence against officers since two of their colleagues were shot and killed on Saturday.
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Topless activist storms St Peter's Square nativity on Christmas Day   It’s the Unholy See. A black-caped Vatican gendarme wraps his arms around a crèche-crashing topless activist who grabbed a Baby Jesus figure at St. Peter's Square on Christmas Day....
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Putin calls for vodka price cap

Al Jazeera English - 25 Dec 2014 05:34
Amid rising inflation, President Vladimir Putin says high prices encourage production of bootleg spirits.
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Alan Gross to Get $3.2 Million After Being Freed From a Cuban Prison His release came as the U.S. announced it was seeking to restore ties with Cuba
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Video: A Shift in Protests After Officers Are Killed

The New York Times - 25 Dec 2014 05:08
Since the fatal shootings of two police officers in Brooklyn, some protests against police tactics have become more subdued.
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US says ISIS not responsible for downing of Jordanian fighter jet U.S. officials confirmed reports Wednesday that a Jordanian fighter jet was shot down in the fight against Islamic State militants in northern Syria and that the pilot had been captured, but denied claims made by the ter...
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Brown clears drug offenders, but retracts pardon after he learns of discipline in finance case
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What about threat to journalists?

CNN - 25 Dec 2014 04:59
What about threat to journalists? Missing from the debate over "The Interview" -- a comedy about journalists assassinating Kim Jong Un -- is a consideration of the way the film may impact a risky profession.
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Diamonds among donations in some Salvation Army kettles

Chicago Tribune - 25 Dec 2014 04:55
Diamonds among donations in some Salvation Army kettles In Massachusetts, it's not just the treetops that are glistening this holiday season. It's also the jewelry that's being dropped in Salvation Army's red kettles.
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Pope phones displaced Iraqis for Christmas

Al Jazeera English - 25 Dec 2014 04:48
Pope Francis tell Christians displaced by ISIL's advance that they are "like Jesus on Christmas night".
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Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif announced plans early Thursday to set up military courts to deal with terrorism cases after a deadly Taliban attack on a school in Peshawar last week.
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Mexicans Rally After a Priest Is Kidnapped

The New York Times - 25 Dec 2014 03:14
Roman Catholic clergy members and parishioners marched through Ciudad Altamirano in southern Mexico to protest a series of kidnappings, killings and robberies of priests.
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A New Zealander Is Facing 4 Years in a Burmese Prison for 'Insulting Buddhism' His trial is the latest example of growing religious intolerance in the country
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Alissa Starzak will have to wait until after the holidays to find out if accusations she stole and leaked classified Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) documents will scuttle her chances of becoming the U.S. Army's top la...
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Pakistan to use army courts for terror cases

Al Jazeera English - 25 Dec 2014 01:05
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif announces plan to combat Taliban and other armed groups in wake of Peshawar school attack.
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Peace negotiations commenced Wednesday in Kiev aimed at quelling a war between Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels, but recent moves on both sides cast a shadow on the prospects for a resolution emerging from the talks. On We...
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Why we can't educate racism away

The Week - 25 Dec 2014 18:00
How prejudiced are Americans? The internet knows. Whether it's racism, sexism, cissexism, transphobia, classism, sizeism, or ableism, online residents are watching out for it and pointing it out at tremendous volume. Who...
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Church gives congregants $500 each to do good

Chicago Tribune - 25 Dec 2014 12:55
Church gives congregants $500 each to do good Christmas came early for people in the pews of LaSalle Street Church the first Sunday in September. That morning their pastor handed them $500 checks.
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Emails sent during Jeb Bush's time in office and obtained through a public records request illustrate, hour by hour, the business of governing one of the country's most populous states.
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Man charged with Little Village shooting, confrontation with police A Little Village man has been charged in a shooting Tuesday night that was witnessed by police officers who fired on the man and arrested him after he pointed a gun at them, police said.
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