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A Book Review: A Normal Nuclear Pakistan

OpEdNews - 1 Oct 2015 18:36
This is a book review which analyzes the Pakistan as normal nuclear state. It also investigates if Pakistan can join the mainstream nuclear order. at the end, it concludes that under the current scenario, it cannot join ...
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Judge delays federal trial for accused Charleston church shooter until at least January
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Senate Introduces 'Gamechanger' Criminal Justice Reform Bill The comprehensive bill would significantly reduce mandatory minimum sentences for a bevy of drug crimes
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Russian hackers tried to infiltrate Hillary Clinton's home server WASHINGTON -- Hackers with links to Russia tried to infiltrate Hillary Rodham Clinton's home e-mail server at least five times -- even as other e-mails show her making cavalier jokes...
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Gay Marriage Proposal on Beijing Subway Goes Viral in China The reaction has been largely supportive
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Senior EU official hits out against rising anti-Semitism in Europe
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Tears As Women Describe Bill Cosby Sex Claims

Sky News - 1 Oct 2015 07:47
Tears As Women Describe Bill Cosby Sex Claims One woman says she felt dizzy on a night out with Cosby and that he started "getting fresh" before she woke up in her car.
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Russia Airstrikes In Syria 'Killed Civilians'

Sky News - 1 Oct 2015 07:35
Russia Airstrikes In Syria 'Killed Civilians' Children are said to be among 36 people killed in strikes but Russia rejects the claims as part of an "information war".
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Mountain lion spooked by screaming children runs up 35-foot-high power pole Mountain lions roam across the high desert of Southern California, but it's not every day that one is spotted atop a 35-foot-high utility pole. WOW! Amazing sight! Mountain lion spotted atop 35ft pole in Lucerne Valley p...
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US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan arrives at new home port in Japan
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Mormons acknowledge early polygamy days at renovated history museum
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Colin Powell says he's still a Republican because it 'annoys them' For those who are curious, Colin Powell hasn't changed his party affiliation, despite disagreements with the Republican Party's increasingly powerful right wing. "Yes, I'm still a Republican," he said Wednesday at the Wa...
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New Google Doodle Celebrates Indian Self-Rule Advocate Annie Besant's 168th Birthday Besant made her mark as a social and political trailblazer
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At least 50 reported to have died in attack on coalmine in Xinjiang in September Uighurs blamed for the attack on mostly Han Chinese workers at a coalmine in troubled Xinjiang province on 18 September, Radio Free Asia reports At least 50 people died in an attack last month at a coalmine in China's vi...
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Hurricane Joaquin strengthens into category 3 storm, eyes Bahamas Hurricane Joaquin gained power as it bore down on the central Bahamas early Thursday, and forecasters said it was likely to grow into a major storm while following a path that would near the U.S. East Coast by the weeken...
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North Korea prepared to launch missiles 'at any time', says ambassador In rare public appearance, Hyon Hak-bon says threat of sanctions will not interfere with plans ahead of significant 70th anniversary North Korea will not be deterred from plans to launch controversial long-range missiles...
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Titanic's last lunch menu goes for $88,000 at auction The Titanic's last lunch menu, saved by a first-class passenger who climbed aboard a lifeboat whose crew was said to have been bribed to row away instead of rescue more people, sold at auction for $88,000 on Wednesday.
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Why Kevin McCarthy's 'gaffe' enraged reporters In 1984, the writer and editor Michael Kinsley defined a "gaffe" as "not when a politician lies, but when he tells the truth." Although there are many types of gaffes, this particular type has come to be known as a "Kins...
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A Harry Potter-Esque Closet Under the Stairs in London Now Rents for $760 Per Month The cell was described as a "furnished" flatshare
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Netanyahu refused to be in same restaurant as Pakistani leader Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ate at Serafina Always on Tuesday night, while Benjamin Netanyahu cancelled his reservations.
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Europe, US split over form of Syria talks

Miami Herald - 1 Oct 2015 07:22
Nine nations or five? In speeches at this year's U.N. gathering of world leaders, major powers are increasing calls for multilateral negotiations to end the war in Syria. But Europe and the United States are split on who...
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New York Police Will Document Virtually All Instances of Force For years, each shot fired by a New York City police officer has been meticulously studied, but not the more routine episodes of force, like baton blows and takedowns.
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