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Pope Francis in the United States

CNN - 23 Sep 2015 07:31
Pope Francis in the United States The Pope will be in the United States for six days, visiting Washington, New York and Philadelphia.
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Prison break fails when bed-sheet rope knot comes loose LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Two inmates at a Louisville jail could have used a course in knot-tying when authorities say they plotted an escape using bed sheets. Officials say the men...
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The Syrian War Has Prompted the First Ever Withdrawal From the Doomsday Seed Vault The vault was built to withstand a nuclear war and houses back-up seeds for the world's crops
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Charity Fundraising 'Needs Powerful Regulator'

Sky News - 23 Sep 2015 06:36
Charity Fundraising 'Needs Powerful Regulator' A review began after the death of Olive Cooke, 92, who received up to 267 letters a month from charities asking for money.
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Al Jazeera journalists freed in Egypt

Al Jazeera English - 23 Sep 2015 16:55
Jailed journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed have been released as part of Eid al-Adha pardon.
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Volkswagen's Emissions Crisis Is Hurting This Tiny Country It could have lost $4.6 billion in just two days
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Is the NYPD ready for Pope Francis?

CNN - 23 Sep 2015 07:33
Is the NYPD ready for Pope Francis? A look into Pope Francis' security detail high above the New York skies. CNN's Anderson Cooper reports.
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Everyone can now sing 'Happy Birthday to You' free of charge A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the sing-a-long party classic "Happy Birthday to You" is not protected by copyright. After millions in royalties had been paid to a music-publishing company,...
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French Far-Right Politician Will Go on Trial for Comparing Muslims to Nazis She made the comments during a public rally in 2010
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Militant group publishes hit list of bloggers, activists and writers Nine UK-based bloggers on the list published by Ansarullah Bangla Team, who have been blamed for a series of murders An Islamic militant group in Bangladesh has issued a hit list of secular bloggers, writers and activist...
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Everything to Know About the Volkswagen Scandal in 1 Graphic The company faces fines of up to $18 billion
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In what has been called the case of the "ginger extremist," a man has been found guilty of a plot to kill Prince Charles and his son Prince William of the United Kingdom so Charles' second son, Prince Harry, could become...
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Greatest Generation member stops Nutella waffle hoarder at Costco BURBANK, Calif. -- A 24-year-old man has been charged with elder abuse after authorities say he punched a 78-year-old man over free Nutella waffle samples at a Los Angeles-area Costco...
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UK cancer patients being denied drugs due to inflated prices, say experts Some drugs are cheap to make and available to patients in some other countries at much lower prices, according to new research Cancer patients are being denied drugs on the NHS that could lengthen their lives because of ...
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PA calls for UN inquiry as Palestinians bury slain teen

Al Jazeera English - 23 Sep 2015 16:43
Clashes as Palestinians deny claim 19-year-old woman fatally shot by Israeli army had tried to stab a soldier.
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Swiss authorities approve extradition to USA of Venezuelan Fifa official • Rafael Esquivel accused of receiving bribes worth millions of dollars• Conmebol executive among seven officials arrested in Zurich in May Swiss authorities have approved the extradition to the USA of Rafael Esquive...
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Life sucks when you're in ISIS, defectors say

New York Post - 23 Sep 2015 16:24
Life sucks when you're in ISIS, defectors say Islamic State defectors have revealed why they jumped ship in an eye-opening report that lists boredom and a lack of luxury cars among the factors. The paper based on the...
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In Seattle, Chinese President Xi Jinping says he will fight cyberattacks During the first speech of his seven-day trip to the United States, Chinese President Xi Jinping told an audience in Seattle that his government "will not engage in cyberthefts or encourage such thefts by anyone." Xi sai...
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EU leaders to ratify migrant quotas

BBC - 23 Sep 2015 06:33
EU leaders meeting in Brussels are set to approve a plan to relocate migrants across the continent, despite angry opposition from some members.
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Huma Abedin takes up Twitter to slam Ben Carson's anti-Muslim remarks WASHINGTON -- Huma Abedin, Hillary Rodham Clinton's closest aide, has taken to Twitter for the first time to contradict Ben Carson on whether a Muslim can be president -- unleashing...
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CEO says drug price will be lowered after hike from $13.50 to $750 a tablet The former hedge fund manager who ignited a firestorm of criticism over drug prices after hiking the price of a specialized drug from $13.50 a tablet to $750 a tablet said in an interview Tuesday his company will substan...
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