Bernie Sanders Visits DC Mosque, Blasts Trump For ‘Bigotry’ Against Muslims
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Flight MH370 Update: EU Increases Black Box Tracking Requirements After Malaysia Airlines Plane Goes Missing
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A survey showed productivity in France's services sector took a hit after the Nov. 13 attacks in Paris.
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France Elections Results 2015: How Victory For Marine Le Pen's National Front Party Could Hurt French Economy
Analysts and political scientists say that if Marine Le Pen's National Front party wins the runoff Sunday, it will damage the country's economy.
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US Fighting ISIS With New Military Bases? Pentagon Proposal Expands Troops In Middle East, Africa And Asia
The Pentagon's proposal would ensure a U.S. military presence in some of the world's most volatile regions for the foreseeable future.
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Donald Trump Explained How To Dominate The Media In 1987: 'I Play To People’s Fantasies'
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Russia-Ukraine Conflict Update: Putin Threatens Lawsuit Against Kiev If $3B Debt Not Paid
Russia holds $3 billion in Ukrainian bonds and Kiev is refusing to pay it back.
Angela Merkel Might Be TIME's Person Of The Year, But She's Increasingly Unpopular In Germany
Angela Merkel might be Time's Person of the Year, but domestically she faces low approval ratings as Germany tries to cope with a massive refugee influx.
US Special Forces Fight ISIS, Bolstered By Allied Elite Units
Elite fighters from the U.S. and other nations are forming a unified military effort against the Islamic State group.
Oil Prices 2015: Russia Forced To Make Additional Spending Cuts, Official Says
With oil prices at their lowest since 2009, an official warns Russians will have to adjust to new living standards.
Calais Refugee Camp Stabbing Death: French 'Jungle' Criticized For Human Rights Violations Before Latest Instance Of Violence
Conditions at the Calais refugee camp, known as the "Jungle," have worsened throughout the year as it becomes overcrowded.
Syrian Refugee Crisis: Indiana Catholic Archbishop Goes Against Governor To Resettle Syrian Family
A case in Indiana shows how local groups can go against the wishes of governors who do not want to resettle Syrian refugees.
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Russia-Turkey Crisis Is Pushing Ankara Toward Ukraine With New Military Modernization Partnership
With Ukraine and Turkey both at odds with Moscow, a new military relationship has begun that could extend beyond tanks to artillery and personnel carriers.
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Read Full Text Of Obama Oval Office Speech On ISIS, Terrorism
President Obama explained the threat posed to by ISIS terrorists, and his strategy for defeating them.
Amid Gun Control Debate, Report Shows Likelihood Of Getting Shot In Countries Outside US
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The War On ISIS: How European Countries Are Fighting Radicalization After Islamic State Fighters Return Home
More than 1,000 Europeans who have traveled to join militants in Syria and Iraq are believed to have returned home. Many worry they now pose danger to their nations.
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Netherlands Bombing ISIS? Dutch Debate Joining Syria Airstrikes Against Islamic State Group
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