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Israel tries to ban sperm mega-donor from having any more kids The hardest-working man in the insemination business is at it again this Father's Day, doing what he does best: impregnating strangers. But now an entire nation is trying to stop him. "They're banning my sperm," Ari Nage...
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Shinzo Abe now wants to meet with Kim Jong Un too

New York Post - 17 Jun 2018 02:31
Shinzo Abe now wants to meet with Kim Jong Un too Shinzo Abe wants to get on the Kim Jong Un bandwagon. The Japanese prime minister, who has largely been left on the sidelines as the formerly isolated leader of North Korea has stepped up his international relations, con...
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Trump to be 'special guest' during House GOP Immigration Conference On Tuesday night, President Trump will be a "special guest" at a House GOP Member Conference meeting to talk about immigration.
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The first Italian government ship accompanying the migrant aid boat Aquarius has docked at the Spanish port of Valencia. The Italian coast guard vessel Dattilo arrived just before 7 a.m. …
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17 Dead After Brawl Sparks Stampede at Graduation Party in Venezuela "All I know is my son is dead"
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1 Dead, 20 Injured After Shooting at New Jersey Art Festival Sixteen of the 20 people injured were treated for gunshot wounds
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Trump taps Kathy Kraninger to head Consumer Financial Protection Bureau President Donald Trump plans to nominate Kathy Kraninger to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, according to the White House.
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Almost 80 years after the first "Kindertransport" evacuations of Jewish children to safety in Britain, 42 people have set off on a memorial bike ride from Berlin to London. The …
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No need to justify separating kids, parents at border: Bannon The former White House chief strategist said Trump is "enforcing the law."
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Roof's shooting spree in a Charleston, South Carolina church set off protests and a debate that continue today.
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Amid price hikes and growing discontent with the government back home, fans of Egypt's national team are counting on Mohamed Salah to ease their pain both on the field and …
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Portugal remembers 66 victims from deadly year for wildfires Portugal's president and prime minister have attended a Mass in a rural town to mark the anniversary of a wildfire that killed 66 people.
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Macedonia Signs Historic Deal With Greece on Name Dispute

The New York Times - 17 Jun 2018 15:05
Macedonia Signs Historic Deal With Greece on Name Dispute The accord, if ratified, would see the former Yugoslav republic renamed North Macedonia, and pave the way for an enlargement of the European Union and NATO.
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French media are reporting that a woman crying "Allahu akbar" -- "God is great" in Arabic -- has hurt two people with a box cutter at a supermarket in southern …
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Former presidents and 'The Sound of Music': 5 Vermont historical homes you should visit Want to learn more about the history of Vermont? Visit these five historical homes and learn more about famous Vermonters.        
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Colombians will choose between a leftist former guerrilla and a young conservative lawmaker Sunday in a presidential election to decide who will lead the nation as it implements a still-fragile …
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In 2016, the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, signed a peace deal that ended five decades of conflict. The peace accord was praised around …
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Tropical Storm Carlotta approached Mexico's Pacific coast near the resort of Acapulco, with its heavy rains bringing warnings of possible floods and mudslides. Carlotta, the third named storm of the …
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Spectacular implosion brings down twin cooling towers at Florida power plant It took just 12 seconds for 1,500 pounds of dynamite to bring down two huge cooling towers Saturday morning at a Florida power plant.        
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Most memorable World Cup kits: From U.S. denim shirt to Slovenia's 'Charlie Brown' jersey This collection of the most memorable kits in World Cup history is a mixed bag of uniforms appropriate for the respective era and others that were never appropriate.        
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