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Boy Scouts ban water-gun fights

New York Post - 20 May 2015 18:59
Boy Scouts ban water-gun fights Boy Scouts everywhere will no longer be able to partake in the summer childhood pastime of squirt guns and water balloon fights.
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'He's good to his family': Wife of biker arrested in gang shootout WACO, Texas -- Bullets ricocheted around the parking lot of Twin Peaks, the Waco restaurant where a motorcycle gang shootout left nine dead, just minutes after Theron Rhoten pulled in...
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Beyonce Just Made the Ultimate 1% Statement And people are pretty upset about it
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Panda Poop Suggests They Shouldn't Eat Their Favorite Food of Bamboo After 14 hours of eating bamboo, only 17% is digested
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Joe Biden's son taken to hospital

New York Post - 20 May 2015 06:34
Joe Biden's son taken to hospital Beau Biden, a son of Vice President Joe Biden, has been hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Medical Center outside Washington. Biden, 46, a former Delaware attorney general, is undergoing treatment...
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Speaker of German parliament rescinds Sisi invitation

Al Jazeera English - 20 May 2015 01:55
Norbert Lammert cancels planned Berlin meeting with Egypt's president next month over country's human rights violations.
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Secret X37-B Space Plane Launches on Fourth Mission A secretive space plane owned by the United States Air Force launched on its fourth out of this world mission today.
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Pakistan Welcomes First International Cricket Tour Since 2009 Lahore Attack Eight people were killed nearby the same stadium six years ago
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UN official says earthquake-hit Nepal needs to take lessons from Mexico, enforce building laws
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Oil pipeline spills about 21K gallons off California coast GOLETA, Calif. -- A broken pipeline spilled 21,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean before it was shut off Tuesday, creating a slick stretching about 4 miles along the...
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Over 430 Migrants Taken to Indonesia After Months at Sea More than 430 migrants stranded at sea were brought ashore to safety by Indonesian fishermen
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A Norwegian Cruise Line ship named Dawn ran aground on a reef Tuesday after leaving Bermuda's Kings' Wharf port when a "malfunction" in its steering wheel caused it to sail slightly off course. The cruise, with over 3,50...
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Texas hunter shoots rhino after controversial auction Eighteen months after bidding $350,000 for a permit to shoot a black rhino, Corey Knowlton takes CNN to Namibia to witness the hunt, which he says will help preserve the species.
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For a dozen years, the Bush-Cheney crowd have been trying to escape—or cover up—an essential fact of the W. years: President George Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, and their lieutenants misled the American public a...
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Defector: We were told S. Koreans are starving North Korean defector Hyeonseo Lee speaks to CNN's Michael Holmes about life after fleeing the hermit kingdom.
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California has joined a pact with 11 other states and countries to slash greenhouse gas emissions and tackle climate change. Gov. Jerry Brown signed an agreement Tuesday as part of a broader effort to pressure global lea...
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A 4-year-old child from the Netherlands was seen in Islamic State propaganda pictures. And it was his mother who shared the pictures with her former classmates. Hasna A., the 24-year-old mother, left her country for Syri...
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Why You Might Want to Pay Attention to Your Kid's Nightmares Children who had nightmares at age 12 had about twice the odds of having psychotic experiences later on
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Without robust accountability and monitoring mechanisms, how will people ensure that their governments deliver on the promises they make towards post-2015 sustainable development agenda? Kate Lappin explains what role ca...
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Pianist wins right to publish memoir detailing childhood sex abuse LONDON -- Britain's Supreme Court has ruled that a pianist may publish a memoir detailing sexual abuse he suffered as a child, despite his ex-wife's privacy concerns. The court on...
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Huckabee: I would ask Clinton about Benghazi

USA Today - 20 May 2015 14:49
GOP presidential hopeful pokes fun at Clinton for avoiding the media.          
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