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Japan has unveiled the names of its mascots for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Ecuadorean townspeople build record pyramid of roses

Miami Herald - 22 Jul 2018 03:34
The people in this small Andean town are the proud creators of the biggest floral structure ever built -- a life-size replica of an indigenous pyramid made from 546,364 roses. …
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Without Evidence, Trump Claims Vindication From Release of Carter Page Documents President Trump claimed that the surveillance warrant against Mr. Page proves wrongdoing on the part of the F.B.I. in asking to wiretap the former aide.
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Police release sketch of suspect who fatally shot President Bush's cardiologist Houston police are searching for the suspect who fatally shot the prominent cardiologist who treated former President George H.W. Bush.
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(Beirut) - Iraq's National Security Service (NSS), an Iraqi intelligence agency reporting to Iraq's prime minister, has acknowledged for the first time that it is detaining individuals for prolonged periods of time, desp...
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'Please let me get to my babies,' says mom who lost 3 children in duck boat horror A woman who lost nine family members recalled how she survived duck boat horror.
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WATCH: Dozer the dog warms the heart of 12 million people Millions of people have watched and shared the viral video of a kid playing fetch with his neighbor's dog.
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Ethiopia's reformist new prime minister says the country has "no option" but to pursue multi-party democracy in the latest shakeup in a country ruled for decades by a single coalition. …
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Former Trump aide Carter Page denies working as Kremlin adviser: 'It's so ridiculous' Carter Page, a former campaign aide to Trump, denied assertions leveled by investigators that he was collaborating with the Russian government .        
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Accused of Rape and Torture, Exiled Afghan Vice President Returns In a deal with the government, Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum has been allowed to come home, though he still faces criminal charges -- and is still vice president.
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I was a 'lost boy' of Sudan and the US welcomed me. More refugees deserve that chance. I was a 'lost boy' of Sudan. The US welcomed me and I've been a citizen for nine years. Give more refugees a chance. It's good for them and America.        
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The United States said Sunday it is "deeply concerned" about South Sudan's peace process and "skeptical" that President Salva Kiir and opposition leader Riek Machar can oversee an end to …
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Hundreds of members of Syria's "White Helmet" civil defence group have fled advancing government forces and been spirited over the border into Jordan with the help of Israeli soldiers and Western powers, officials said o...
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'The president acts like he's compromised' by Russian government: Top House Intel Dem He also said there's "no other way to explain why he would" side with Putin.
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US silent on whether envoys discussed suspected Russia agent The U.S. version of what the top U.S. and Russian diplomats discussed in their most recent call makes no mention of the Russian woman arrested by American authorities and suspected of being a covert Kremlin agent _ even ...
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VP Abdul Rashid Dostum is reportedly unharmed after blast hits an area near the airport shortly after his arrival.
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'Do Not Play With the Lion's Tail.' Iran Warns President Trump Not to Threaten Oil Exports "No one who really understands politics would say they will block Iran's oil exports"
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Hundreds of Israeli settlers storm Al-Aqsa compound

Al Jazeera English - 22 Jul 2018 15:51
Palestinian sources say at least 1,023 settlers entered the compound under heavy police protection.
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Trump claims it looks like his campaign 'was illegally being spied on' President Trump on Sunday said recently released documents about how the FBI monitored former campaign aide Carter Page shows that his 2016 presidential campaign was “illegally being spied” on. “Looking more & more...
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Hillary Clinton Wants to Help Reunite Immigrant Families and Calls Helsinki Summit 'Alarming' Clinton plans to help separated families afford transportation
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Sen. Marco Rubio tells "Face the Nation" that his views "differ" than that of the president's on the issue of FBI surveillance
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The top US military commander on the Korean peninsula said Friday that even as the United States and North Korea work on easing tensions and working toward denuclearization, diplomacy between the two nations was operatin...
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