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One of Japan's most famous hot springs is closing, because orgies Unsuspecting bathers at the Fudo no Yu hot spring outside of Tokyo have been taking in more than just panoramic views: The famous onsen has reportedly turned into an orgy hotspot. The mixed-gender bathing and privacy at ...
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Majority of voters think Hillary Clinton is a liar

New York Post - 3 Jun 2015 07:25
Majority of voters think Hillary Clinton is a liar WASHINGTON -- Hillary Rodham Clinton took a serious beating in a poll released Tuesday -- with a majority of voters describing her as dishonest and untrustworthy. The CNN/ORC International poll...
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Tobacco companies to pay billions

CNN - 3 Jun 2015 06:51
Tobacco companies to pay billions A Canadian judge has ordered three tobacco companies to shell out billions of dollars in damages in a pair of class action lawsuits.
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4 injured in UK roller coaster crash

CNN - 3 Jun 2015 04:40
4 injured in UK roller coaster crash A roller coaster car collided with an empty car Tuesday at a UK theme park, leaving four people with serious injuries, officials said.
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Chimps 'have capability to cook food'

BBC - 3 Jun 2015 02:11
Chimps 'have capability to cook food' New research suggests chimps have most of the mental capabilities needed to cook food.
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High School Graduate Strikes Back at School Dress Code With Yearbook Quote She apologized to those who were "too distracted by my midriff and consequently failed all of their classes!"
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Nigeria urged to probe military war crimes

Al Jazeera English - 3 Jun 2015 17:19
Amnesty International accuses commanders of murder, torture, starvation and suffocation in fight against Boko Haram.
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Syrians 'stranded in Jordan desert'

BBC - 3 Jun 2015 15:50
Syrians 'stranded in Jordan desert' Hundreds of Syrian refugees are stranded in remote desert areas because Jordan is restricting informal border crossings, Human Rights Watch says.
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Hedge-fund hater Hillary going to hedgie's home for campaign cash WASHINGTON -- Hillary Rodham Clinton has ripped hedge-funders from the start of her campaign -- but this week she'll go hat in hand for campaign dollars to a prominent hedgie...
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UIC student cleared in 'Fifty Shades of Grey' case back in criminal court A onetime student leader at the University of Illinois at Chicago who was cleared less than three months ago of sexually assaulting a woman while re-enacting scenes from "50 Shades of Grey" was back in Cook County court ...
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Closer Look at Case Against Texas' Oldest Death Row Inmate Lester Bower Jr.'s last hope comes from the Supreme Court.
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Relatives beat teen rape victim to force abortion: cops Four members of a Texas family have been arrested on suspicion of beating a 14-year-old relative to induce an abortion two years ago after she had been raped by a...
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Dozens die in air strikes on ISIL in Iraq's Hawijah

Al Jazeera English - 3 Jun 2015 17:24
Civilians are among at least 70 people killed in the air strikes on a warehouse controlled by ISIl, sources say.
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Protester disrupts news conference as Egypt's el-Sissi defends government's track record
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Sepp Blatter and Fifa must come clean, says players' union Fifpro • Fifpro board meets to discuss Blatter's departure and wants transparency• Describes Fifa as 'a breeding ground for corruptible and abusive behaviour' The world players' union, Fifpro, has demanded that Fifa disclos...
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Western mothers use social media to plead for their children to leave Syria Mothers for Life counter online extremists' recruitment with quotes from the Qur'an to stop their children joining Isis and 'dishonouring' them A group of western mothers whose children have joined Islamic State and othe...
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El Salvador's 'most violent month': homicide rate hits record high in May There is no record of a higher monthly number of killings in the Central American nation than May, when about 20 people were killed a day El Salvador broke a grisly record in May with 635 homicides, believed to be the mo...
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PM tells Commons he would rule out 'absolutely nothing' if UK failed to secure right to veto judgments from European court David Cameron has confirmed that he would be prepared to withdraw from the European convention on...
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Israeli soldier won't have to go to jail for eating ham sandwich JERUSALEM — An Israeli soldier was spared 11 days in detention for eating pork, a non-kosher food, the military said on Tuesday, after a public outcry. Secular standards sometimes clash...
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Interpol issues 'red notice' for 6 still at large linked to FIFA probe A day after announcing his decision to resign, Sepp Blatter was back at work at FIFA headquarters on Wednesday as the worst corruption crisis in the governing body's 111-year history continued to unfold.
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(Reuters) - Saudi Arabia offered a cash reward of 5 million riyals ($1.3 million) for information leading to the arrest of sixteen people it said were involved in a deadly suicide bombing outside a mosque on Friday, the ...
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Abortion law change is defeated

BBC - 3 Jun 2015 07:28
Abortion law change is defeated An amendment to tighten the law in Northern Ireland relating to abortion has been defeated in the Assembly.
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