Life After Guantánamo Not So Easy
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Amazon recently slammed federal regulators for being too slow to approve commercial drone testing.
Putin Proposes Amnesty For 60,000 Russian Prisoners
With Russia experiencing some tense times politically, Putin put forth a proposal that would grant amnesty for a large swath of convictions.
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Reacting to President Obama's concerns about China's "size and muscle," a Chinese spokeswoman said it was clear which nation throws its weight around.
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Researchers have found that alternating antibiotics, rather than mixing them in so-called cocktails, could prove effective in stopping drug-resistant superbugs.
US Warns Iran Against Aiding Houthi Rebels In Yemen
Washington has backed the Saudi-led air offensive in Yemen to halt the advances of the Iran-allied Houthis.
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