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Mexico's former ruling party accuses government of leaking accusation of drug-cartel links
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- Syrian Activists: Death Toll From Government Assault in Homs Rises to 200
Syrian activists: Death toll from government assault in Homs rises to 200
- Tim Tebow on Football and Faith
ABC News’ Melinda Arons and Lauren Effron report: Although Denver quarterback Tim Tebow didn’t lead the Broncos to the Super Bowl, he continues to silence his critics over how he plays the game. “No matter what happens, you’re always going to have those critics and...
- Syrian Activists: Government Assault Kills More Than 100 People in Homs
Syrian activists: government assault kills more than 100 people in Homs
- Colombia Rebel Undergoes Tests at Caracas Hospital
Colombian rebel commander undergoes tests at Venezuelan hospital while in detention
- Chile Glacier Robbery: 5 Tons Taken for Ice Cubes
Great Glacier Heist: Trucker stopped cold with 5 tons of ice from disappearing Chile glacier
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Pentagon official refuses to extend deadline and further delay Sept. 11 trial at Guantanamo
- Sudan's President Warns of Possible War With South
Sudanese president warns war is possible with South Sudan over failure to reach oil deal
- In Lebanon, a Refuge for Syria's Wounded
Relentless toll of wounded in Syria uprising floods hospitals, secret clinics, across border
- Diplomats: UN Nuclear Agency Pressures Tehran
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Jack Sparrow, Catwoman and an alien were involved in a brawl this week, and it wasn’t part of a new movie. It was a scene in front of Hollywood’s famed Kodak Theater. On Thursday evening, the three characters got into a dispute that turned into a scuffle...
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Mexican activist for missing women attacked for second time in 2 months
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Cuban anti-govt blogger says denied permission for Brazil trip; 19th rejection in recent years
- Police Strike Hits Brazilian City Hard
Police strike hits hard in Brazil's third-largest city, with murders, looting up
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- Kidnapped Americans Released in Egypt
Two American women kidnapped in Egypt near Sharm el-Sheikh were released today into army custody.
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Two women were set free hours after they were held by Bedouin gunmen.
- Fukushima Pets Running Out of Time
The dogs in Japan’s nuclear exclusion zone huddle in what remains of earthquake-ravaged homes, burying themselves in a mix of debris – newspapers and torn blankets - to fend off the cold. Those too weak to move lie on the floor waiting for help to come, as...