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Location American Headline News for 8 March 2015
American tourists carved initials into Roman Colosseum, took selfie Two American tourists will be leaving Rome with a memento they weren't expecting: a criminal record. Security detained two young California women Saturday for carving their initials into a wall...
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My ISIS boyfriend: A reporter's undercover life with a terrorist The young woman sitting in a Parisian cafe could be meeting a friend for lunch. Her figure-hugging purple top sets off her dark hair and intelligent eyes, and her hands...
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Malaysia remembers loss of MH370

BBC - 8 Mar 2015 05:21
Malaysia remembers loss of MH370 Malaysia marks the anniversary of the disappearance of flight MH370, as investigators prepare to release an interim report.
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Following a series of bomb blasts in Maidugari, a city in northeast Nigeria, that killed a reported 54 people and injured 143 others, Nigerian militant group Boko Haram released a recording pledging official allegiance t...
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'Jihadi John' apologizes to his family

New York Post - 8 Mar 2015 05:52
'Jihadi John' apologizes to his family Mohammed Emwazi has apologized to his family for the shame he has heaped on them after being unmasked as the ISIS butcher from Britain known as Jihadi John. The Sunday...
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UC Irvine reverses American flag ban

Fox News - 8 Mar 2015 04:28
UC Irvine reverses American flag ban The Star-Spangled Banner will once again wave at the University of California, Irvine, after student government leaders nixed a bid to ban the American flag from a campus lobby.
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The Madison, Wisconsin, police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man was identified Saturday as Matt Kenny, a 12-year veteran with the department who was involved in a prior fatal shooting. Police Chief Mike Kova...
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Yemen's defence minister escapes house arrest in Sanaa

Al Jazeera English - 8 Mar 2015 01:50
Mahmoud al-Subaihi was under custody of Shia Houthi rebels who seized power in a coup on February 6.
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Police respond early Saturday in St. Louis after a helicopter crashed and burst into flames on the street behind a hospital. Local news reports say the pilot was the only one on board, and the helicopter was on its way t...
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Group tied to 'Jihadi John' loses funding Two U.K. charities have stopped funding a Muslim advocacy group that had earlier helped ISIS's masked murderer "Jihadi John," now identified as Mohammed Emwazi, before his radicalization, the group said.
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Rebels withdraw heavy arms from Donetsk Pro-Russian rebels in Donetsk have withdrawn all heavy weapons from the front lines in accordance with a recent peace deal, the rebel group Donetsk People's Republic said Saturday.
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Man on roof of House of Commons

BBC - 8 Mar 2015 01:17
Man on roof of House of Commons Police are called to Westminster after a man is spotted on the roof of the House of Commons.
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The website for Backbar, the Union Square cocktail outpost only slightly harder to find than a terrorist cell, was hacked earlier this afternoon by a group purporting to be ISIS.
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Colombian rebels to help clear mines

BBC - 8 Mar 2015 01:46
Colombian rebels to help clear mines The Colombian army and Farc rebels agree to work together to remove landmines that have killed and injured thousands in five decades of conflict.
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An Ohio teacher secretly recorded his kindergarten students using a tiny spy camera hung inside his classroom's bathroom, prosecutors said Saturday.
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See Barack Obama's Historic Event in Selma Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, when peaceful civil rights protesters marched across the Edmund Pettus bridge in Selma, Ala. only to be brutally beaten by police on the other side. The Obama family...
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A crowd of tens of thousands filled Yitzhak Rabin Square in Tel Aviv on Saturday evening, calling for a change in Israeli leadership amid growing discontent with the current administration.
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France holds back the anti-smacking tide France refuses to be taught a lesson on smacking
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The president said he did not know until last week that Hillary Rodham Clinton was using private email while secretary of state, but said he was pleased that she was releasing the emails to be archived.
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The killing of Alan Cartwright on Caledonian Road, next to the huge redevelopment of King's Cross, was committed in a working-class area rich in heritage and community, but increasingly surrounded by gentrified neighbour...
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The battle for the Iraqi city is the first serious attempt to dislodge Islamic State from a stronghold The military offensive against Isis forces in Tikrit, Iraq, is shaping up to be one of the most decisive moments in t...
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