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Gang members indicted after probe into woman who was burned alive JACKSON, Miss. -- The FBI says 17 people have been charged in north Mississippi as part of a major operation targeting suspected gang members called “Operation Bite Back.” FBI Special Agent in Charge Don Alway announ...
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Judge Imposes Lifetime Prison Terms in Amish Kidnapping Case "You are the threat that parents worry about every day"
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A Castaway Who Survived 14 Months Lost at Sea is Being Sued for Cannibalism Alvarenga denies the allegation
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Pentagon proposing big release of Gitmo detainees The Obama administration may be moving toward one of the biggest transfers of Guantanamo Bay prisoners in years, as part of the president's slow-moving and still-controversial push to empty the camp.
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Sanders staffer fired after alleged Hillary data breach WASHINGTON — A top data staffer for Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has been fired amid allegations that the campaign breached voter data from rival Hillary Clinton’s campaign. As a result, the Democ...
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Muslim security guards at Paris airport fired for long beards Two Muslim security guards at a Paris airport claim they were fired because of their long beards - though one insisted his fuzz was only a "hipster fashion." After the November terror attacks, officials at Orly Airport a...
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Japan hangs two murderers in first jury-trial executions TOKYO -- Japan executed two people by hanging on Friday, including one who was convicted in a jury trial for the first time under a new system that began six years ago. Sumitoshi Tsuda was found guilty of killing three p...
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Holocaust-themed cartoon contest in Iran

New York Post - 18 Dec 2015 17:13
Holocaust-themed cartoon contest in Iran Iran is hosting an international cartoon contest–on the Holocaust. Organizers of the 11th Tehran International Cartoon Biennia claim the event is not meant to either approve or deny the genocide that claimed the lives ...
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Martin Shkreli's medicine: Up to 20 years if he's convicted of fraud What was good enough for Scarface is good enough for Martin Shkreli, the smirking drug-company price gouger preying on AIDS and cancer patients, the elderly and sick babies. So it's a securities fraud case that sent G-me...
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Report: Mother Teresa to be made a saint in 2016 As part of the pope's year of mercy, Mother Teresa will be canonized in Rome next September, an Italian newspaper reports. Avvenire says Mother Teresa, who spent her life helping the poor and sick in Kolkata, will be ele...
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Beijing issues 2nd smog red alert of the month

Miami Herald - 18 Dec 2015 06:58
China's capital Beijing issued its second smog red alert of the month on Friday, triggering vehicle restrictions and forcing schools to close. …
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Online Retailers Agree to Stop Selling Realistic Toy Guns in New York The issue of replica guns reached national attention last year following the fatal shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice
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House passes $1.1 trillion spending bill

The Week - 18 Dec 2015 17:05
House passes $1.1 trillion spending bill The House on Friday approved a $1.1-trillion spending plan that will keep the government funded through September 2016. The bill also marks the first major congressionally-approved change to ObamaCare with the suspension...
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A British Tourist Has Been Killed at a Peruvian Ayahuasca Ceremony Spiritual retreats involving consumption of the highly hallucinogenic beverage have become increasingly popular
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The Week contest: Healthy Trump

The Week - 18 Dec 2015 23:57
The Week contest: Healthy Trump This week's question: Donald Trump's doctor released a medical report stating that the GOP presidential front-runner would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency," despite his lack of exercise and a...
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President Dilma Rousseff on Friday replaced Finance Minister Joaquim Levy, a fiscal conservative appointed just over a year ago, with a close ally, Planning Minister Nelson Barbosa, the Brazilian leader's office said in ...
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Commuters catching buses and trains may also snare bigger tax break The pretax benefit for commuters who ride trains and buses will increase to $255 a month next year and be permanently on par with the tax break for people who drive to work and pay to park their cars, under legislation p...
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New Mexico gov part of allegedly boisterous party that led to police call The governor of New Mexico faced intense criticism Friday after police tapes disclosed she was part of an allegedly boisterous party at a high-end Santa Fe hotel that led to a call to police.
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UN endorses peace process for Syria, but no mention of Assad U.N. Security Council members approved a resolution Friday outlining a peace process for Syria involving talks by representatives of the Damascus government and the opposition, but the draft says nothing on the critical ...
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Turkish forces say scores of PKK fighters killed

Al Jazeera English - 18 Dec 2015 23:51
Military says it killed at least 62 fighters in three days of clashes near the Turkish-Iraq border region.
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Gary man who was acquitted of murder identified as man found in burning van Ten months ago, Jerode Cursey walked out of a Lake County courthouse a free man, after a jury acquitted him of murder. Cursey, 24, was found dead inside his burning van early Thursday in a garage in the 1800 block of Pen...
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JoJo's New EP Is the Christmas Gift You Didn't Know You Needed The sequel to her 2014 EP
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