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Planned Parenthood: History Of Attacks Against Healthcare And Abortion Provider

Friday's shooting at a Planned Parenthood in Colorado is one of many in the history of arson attacks and violence against the organization.

Russian Gas Supplier Gazprom To Meet EU On Antitrust Claims

The Russian state monopoly, which supplies a third of Europe's gas, is accused of anticompetitive practices.

Trump Drops 12 Points In Republican Poll

The sudden decline follows the candidate's false claims about Muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks. Ben Carson also lost support.

Protests Continue In Russia And Turkey As Hopes For An ISIS Coalition Fade

The Kremlin said the moment for an anti-ISIS coalition wasn't right as protesters delivered a coffin with a likeness of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Turkey's embassy in Moscow.

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Israel To Open Representative Office In Abu Dhabi, First In UAE

"This is accreditation to the International Renewable Energy Agency, nothing else. It is in Abu Dhabi, not a mission to Abu Dhabi," an Israeli official noted.

What Drives Global Markets? Investors Appear At Ease In Light Of Russian Plane Shot Down By Turkey

As odd as it may appear, action in the markets seems to indicate investors aren't too worried about the major geopolitical events that have made headlines this month.

Paris Terrorism Manhunt Update: Sixth Terror Suspect Charged In Belgium

The charges were lodged after weeks of raids in Belgium and France, where security personnel have conducted massive manhunts in the wake of the terrorist attacks.

Putin Refuses Contacts With Erdogan As Turkey Not Ready To Apologize: Kremlin Aide

An aide said the Kremlin had received a request from Ankara regarding a possible meeting between the two leaders at a climate conference in Paris.

Paris Attacks: France Focused On 'Eradicating' ISIS In Syria; Germany Arrests Suspect Over Weapons Dealing

France's foreign minister on Friday called for the destruction of ISIS headquarters in the Syrian city of Raqqa, following the Nov. 13 Paris attacks.

Russia Claims Turkey's Erdogan Requested To Meet Vladimir Putin Hours After Downing Su-24 Jet

The relationship between Turkey and Russia has turned icy since the Su-24 was shot down Tuesday and the former refused to apologize over it.

Russian Su-24M Jet Downing: Protests In Greece, Bulgaria Against Turkey

Protesters in Athens and Sofia came out in a show of support for Moscow after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane earlier this week.

China stock market brokerage investigations

China's Stocks Plunge As Regulators Probe Violations In Major Brokerages, Amid Weak Industrial Profits

The country's other stock indexes also fell sharply Friday, a day after regulators announced investigations into the nation's three largest brokerages.

China Jails Civil Rights Activist Guo Feixiong For 6 Years Over Censorship Protest

Veteran dissident Guo Feixiong was jailed after more than two years in detention, for organizing protests in support of press freedom and civil rights.

Rape In India: 4 Teenagers Gang-Rape Schoolmate In Mumbai, Circulate Video On WhatsApp

The incident came to light after a video clip of the incident went viral on a messaging app, eventually reaching the victim's aunt in Mumbai.

Cyber Monday vs Black Friday online sales

Black Friday Vs. Cyber Monday: Will Rise In Online Shopping Allow Cyber Monday To Surpass Black Friday?

As online sales surge, Black Friday's status as the premier event on the U.S. holiday shopping calendar is at risk.

As Turkey-Russia Spat Over Downed Jet Escalates, Kremlin Prepares To Sever Bilateral Economic Ties

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the action was taken because Turkey has been reluctant to share information about its citizens involved in terrroist activity.

India's Modi To Meet Sonia Gandhi To Discuss Tax Reform

The proposed goods and services tax, or GST, billed as India's biggest tax reform, has been stalled for months.

ISIS Shiite Mosque Attack: 1 Killed, 3 Injured After Gunmen Storm Mosque In Bangladesh

At least one person was killed and three others injured in the attack carried out on a Shiite mosque in a town north of the nation's capital Dhaka.

Turkey Charges 2 Journalists With Espionage For Accusing State Intelligence Agency Of Smuggling Weapons To Syrian Rebels

The journalists, from the Cumhuriyet daily, were also charged with assisting a moderate Islamic movement considered to be an armed terrorist group by Turkey.

Paris Attacks 2015: France Mourns Victims, Brussels Reduces Threat Level

At a ceremony memorializing victims of the attacks Nov. 13, the French president says the country will not let threats affect its way of life and vows to destroy ISIS.

China Navy Holds First Joint Anti-Piracy Drill With NATO

China, whose ships and tankers frequently sail the waters off Yemen and Somalia, has been an enthusiastic participant in the anti-piracy patrols.

Thanksgiving Day Shopping 2015: Online Sales To Hit Record, While Store Crowds Lag Behind

Early reports for Thanksgiving and Black Friday sales reveal a boom in online shopping while in-store shopping lagged.

Germany Terror Raids: Police Arrest Two Men In Berlin After Tip-Off About Suspected Attack

Berlin saw two anti-terror raids Thursday, after police received a tip about a possible attack in the works.

UK Government Plans To Charge Rent To Its Own Departments: 2015 Autumn Spending Review

U.K. Chancellor George Osborne made the announcement Wednesday during an autumn spending review.

Syrian Refugee Crisis 2015: Canada To Give UN $75 Million In Relief

In addition to the aid, Canada will resettle 10,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year and another 15,000 by the end of February.

To Weaken Swiss Franc, Switzerland Banks Extend Use Of Negative Interest Rates

The Swiss National Bank said its monetary policy is based on two pillars: negative interest rates and a willingness to intervene in the currency market, if necessary.

Opposition Activist's Murder Shakes Venezuela Before Election

Venezuelan prosecutors opened an investigation Thursday into the murder of a local opposition leader, Luis Diaz, who was killed Wednesday during a public meeting.

French State Of Emergency After Paris Attacks Criticized By Both Human-Rights Groups And Far-Right Opposition

Human-rights groups are decrying heavy-handed arrests and searches after France extended its state of emergency following the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris.

Alibaba-South China Morning Post Acquisition Could Have Big Political Implications

Hong Kong, which has special political status in China, could see its independent paper's coverage manipulated.

Low Oil Prices Could Spell Trouble For The UK Through Dramatic Tax Losses, Shuttered Businesses

The industry that has helped mitigate recessions for the U.K. for decades is taking a big hit from low oil prices.

Donald Trump Says He Never Met Disabled Reporter He Mimicked

The controversy began when the candidate claimed he had seen Muslims in New Jersey celebrating the collapse of the Twin Towers, something investigators say didn't happen.

China Military Reform 2015: Consolidated Armed Forces To Boost Preparedness Abroad

Under the new plan, China will consolidate all the branches of its military under one central command.

Russia Seeks Economic Revenge Against Turkey Over Jet

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev ordered his government to draw up measures that would include freezing some joint investment projects and restricting food imports from Turkey.

New York City Macy's Day Parade 2015: Photos And Facts About The Yearly Thanksgiving Procession In Manhattan

New Yorkers flocked to see Snoopy, Spider-Man and some notable newcomers floating among the skyscrapers of the Big Apple Thursday morning in the 89th annual Thanksgiving Day event.

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