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This Is the Youngest British Lawmaker in Almost 350 Years What were you doing when you were 20?
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Oklahoma girl's rare syndrome prevents her from aging Layla Qualls looks like a happy, 9- to 10-month-old baby-- but she's actually three years old. The Oklahoma girl was diagnosed with Syndrome X, which means she will never age.
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Pageant winner may lose crown over alleged nude photos A year after her predecessor quit over a similar scandal, Miss Zimbabwe 2015 could be stripped of her crown over online photos that allegedly show her posing nude. Pageant officials...
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Saudi Arabia confirms 5-day cease-fire in Yemen

New York Post - 8 May 2015 20:05
Saudi Arabia confirms 5-day cease-fire in Yemen PARIS -- Saudi Arabia declared a unilateral cease-fire in Yemen that would start May 12 and urged Shiite rebels and their allies to stop fighting. It was unclear if the...
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Clegg Resigns In Front Of Weeping Activists

Sky News - 8 May 2015 13:28
Clegg Resigns In Front Of Weeping Activists Mr Clegg quits in front of sobbing supporters saying the election was the "most crushing blow" to the party since it was founded.
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Video Shows White Officer Kicking Black Man in Face "We believe that the video demonstrates the need for large-scale reform of the Dover Police Department"
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Report: air strike kills senior Yemen al-Qaeda official

Al Jazeera English - 8 May 2015 01:18
Announcement made in online video purportedly from Yemen's al-Qaeda branch, SITE monitoring group says.
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Mob associate pleads guilty to using threats, violence to collect debts Reputed Outfit associate Paul Carparelli was caught on undercover recordings in 2013 ordering a 300-pound union bodyguard to "crack" a guy who owed a debt, the feds say.
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Monkey keeps name 'Charlotte' since William and Kate don't seem to mind Oita city officials settled a national debate over whether calling the monkey Charlotte offends her British royal namesake, Prince William and Princess Kate's new baby daughter Charlotte.
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Ed Miliband Resigns As Labour Party Leader

Sky News - 8 May 2015 13:29
Ed Miliband Resigns As Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband has announced his resignation as leader of the Labour Party after a disastrous election defeat.
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Spain to raise minimum marriage age from 14 to 16 to boost child protection
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Violent protest hits Kurdish city in northwest Iran

Al Jazeera English - 8 May 2015 13:04
Several people reportedly hurt in city of Mahabad following clashes with police and protesters.
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10 defining moments of the 2015 general election

The Guardian - 8 May 2015 07:22
It was a night of surprises. From the shock of the exit poll to a Lib Dem bloodbath and the roar of the Scottish lion, here's what we'll remember from election 2015 The exit poll was a huge surprise. The number of Conser...
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BASE jumper, 73, dies in parachute jump from Idaho bridge over Snake River Canyon
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Activist: No Regrets About Cartoon Contest Ended by Gunfire Activist: No regrets about Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest that ended in gunfire, 2 deaths
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NYC mayor's budget aims to create affordable housing, doesn't heed calls to hire more police
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Delta Flight From Florida Diverted After Smoke Fills Cabin Smoke filled the cabin of a Delta flight from Fort Lauderdale today, causing the plane to be diverted to Charleston, South Carolina, from its original destination.
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'Mr Khadr, you're free to go'

Al Jazeera English - 8 May 2015 00:44
A Canadian judge has released Omar Khadr, formerly the youngest prisoner at Guantanamo, pending his appeal.
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During three days following Freddie Gray's funeral, almost 50 children were held despite 39 of them meeting standards for release, public defender office says At least 49 children were arrested during three days of civil...
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(Reuters) - The U.S. State Department will not review the breaches of the 2008 ethics agreement Hillary Clinton signed in order to become secretary of state after her family's charities admitted in March that they had no...
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(Reuters) - The Federal Bureau of Investigation warned police in Garland, Texas, about three hours before a shooting at an exhibit of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad that a gunman who launched a failed attack was int...
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US begins training Syrian rebels to fight ISIL

Al Jazeera English - 8 May 2015 00:00
US defence secretary says 90 moderate Syrian rebels have begun training in Jordan to fight against armed group.
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