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Pop star Pink accused of 'disrespect' over a picture of her children running in a Holocaust memorial.
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Italian police have seized "an arsenal of military weapons" and Nazi paraphernalia from three men, one a former political candidate for an extreme right party.
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Swedish people are getting chip implants to replace cash, credit cards "It's very Black Mirror," Swedish scientist Ben Libberton told The Post of the similarity to the TV series highlighting futuristic scenarios.
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Trump Campaign Official Claims People Are 'Lying' About Trump's Racist Twitter Rant Three of the four progressive female lawmakers Trump seemed to be targeting were born in the United States.
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A case of Ebola was confirmed in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, on Sunday, for the first time since the outbreak began nearly a year ago.
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A White House event quickly spiraled into chaos on Monday as President Trump launched into a defiant defense of his racist tweets
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China's economy growth cools further amid US tariff war China's economic growth slowed to its lowest level in a decade last quarter.
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China's economic growth slows to lowest level in decades Amid rising trade tensions with the United States, China's economy continued to slow down in the second quarter, with growth dropping to its lowest level in 27 years, Chinese officials announced Monday. The economy grew ...
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India's mission to land a rover on the surface of the moon was called off due to a "technical snag" less than an hour before take off Monday.
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ICE begins immigration raids across the U.S.

The Week - 15 Jul 2019 04:11
ICE begins immigration raids across the U.S. The Trump administration's long-promised immigration raids started slowly over the weekend, with officials confirming only a few people have been arrested, The New York Times reports. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...
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Protesters demand Puerto Rico governor resign amid group chat scandal A number of top officials in the governor's administration have stepped down.
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Former world champion and Olympic gold medalist Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker has died after being hit by a vehicle in Virginia Beach, Virginia, police said
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Abel Wabella is no stranger to the dangers of pursuing digital activism in Ethiopia.
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Trump moves to end asylum protections for Central Americans The Trump administration is moving to end asylum protections for most Central American migrants who pass through Mexico
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Jeffrey Epstein seeks bail, says he's been 'walking the straight and narrow' for 14 years Lawyers for Jeffrey Epstein square off against federal prosecutors in a high-stakes bidto have thewealthy financier and sex offenderfreed on bail.       
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Trump's allies reportedly think he's going to get more racist There's apparently a strategy behind President Trump's racist tweets, and he's not afraid to deploy it again. Trump on Sunday alleged in a series of tweets that "'progressive' Democratic congresswomen" should "go back" t...
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Iran says "the Europeans claim that they want to salvage the deal, but we haven't seen them ready for investment to do so"
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Expand Volunteers tend to a man in a wheelchair and his partner, after they were rescued during flooding from Tropical Storm Harvey in Orange, Texas, Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2017. © 2019 AP Photo/Gerald Herbert The United N...
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Biden unveils plan to strengthen ObamaCare

New York Post - 15 Jul 2019 16:35
Biden unveils plan to strengthen ObamaCare Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden unveiled a plan on Monday to bolster ObamaCare by protecting people with pre-existing conditions, ​adding a “public option” like Medicare and using tax credits to lower p...
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Trump's Tweet Was Condemned as Racist. His Response: No, They're the Racists. The president demanded that the representatives apologize to him and "the people of Israel" after he used a racist trope in urging the four Americans to "go back" to their countries.
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De Blasio tries to spin absence during blackout as a positive Mayor Bill de Blasio continued to make excuses on Monday for campaigning in Iowa during the Manhattan blackout -- and actually tried to spin the blunder in his favor by claiming his role as a "chief executive" of America...
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Ex-candidate for Italian neo-fascists arrested over weapons cache Police say they found guns and Nazi plaques at home of man who in 2001 ran for senate Police in northern Italy have detained three men, including one linked to a neo-fascist political party, after uncovering a huge stash...
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