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Election 2016: How Bernie Sanders Wants To Save US Postal Service -- Add Banking

Adding banking services would be a "great idea" for reinvigorating a U.S. agency that faces budgetary challenges, the Democratic presidential candidate said.

Keystone XL Pipeline Dead? What Canada's New Liberal Government Means For Stalled Oil Project

Justin Trudeau, Canada's prime minister-designate, has far different environmental policy ideas than Stephen Harper, which could mean trouble for the pipeline plan.

Muslim Face Veils Not Required For Religious Women, Ruled Pakistan's Islamic Body

Some of the ruling's supporters encourage the wearing of niqabs -- full face veils that cover women's faces as part of a hijab -- but acknowledge it should not be a requirement.

Tyler Tabor Death Update: Parents Of Man Who Died In Jail While Withdrawing From Heroin Promise Lawsuit

Tyler Tabor, 25, died while in custody at the Adams County Detention Facility in May.

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'American Sniper' Jesse Ventura Lawsuit: Chris Kyle's Estate Asks Appeals Court To Overturn Decision To Award $1.8M In Defamation Suit

The former Minnesota governor and former professional wrestler said a passage in Chris Kyle's book about him was not true.

ISIS To Impose Military Conscription? Islamic State Orders Males To Register, Prompting Fear Of Forced Service In Raqqa

"There is a fear men of the city will be dragged into this grinding war they have no hand in."

Afghan Taliban Internal Rift Widens As Dissidents Plan To Choose Leader Mullah Mansoor's Replacement

A widening internal rift could create space for militants affiliated with the Islamic State group to make further gains in Afghanistan.

Congo Tear Gas Death Toll: As President Denis Sassou Nguesso Tries For Third Term, Protesters Killed By Police

A referendum is scheduled for Sunday to change the African country's constitution to let the president run for a third term.

Canada Marijuana Legalization 2015: After Trudeau Win, Legal Pot Now A Question Of When

Shares in Canada's cannabis companies soared upon the election of Justin Trudeau as the country's next prime minister.

Jim Webb Drops Out Of Democratic Race, Weighs Independent Presidential Campaign

The former U.S. senator from Virginia complained that the Democratic Party's first debate was rigged.

Flight MH370 Update 2015: Plane Debris Found On Indian Ocean Floor? Sonar Images Need To Be Re-Examined, Experts Say

One image in particular "bears the hallmarks of a classic high-impact debris trail similar to other wrecks [a deep sea consulting firm] has located."

Sexually Transmitted Diseases In The US Military: Syphilis Cases See 41% Rise Since 2010

Authors of the report were concerned about the rise of STD cases in the military, and they said it's a significant risk to public health.

With NATO Air Base Expansion, Russia Accuses Estonia Of 'Provocative Step'

Russia criticized Estonia's plans to expand NATO's presence at the Amari air base. At the same time, Russia discussed how it was strengthening its own military forces.

IRA Still Exists? Provisional Irish Republican Army Goals Have Changed, Radical Faction Lives On, Report Says

In fact, almost all of the former military groups active during the so-called Troubles still exist.

Xi Jinping UK Visit: Chinese Government Shipped Pro-China T-Shirts, Flags To London Ahead Of Presidential Visit, Rights Group Says

A rights group found boxes, shipped as diplomatic cargo, containing pro-China merchandise near London demonstrations.

Syrian Refugees Heading To Europe Are Big Business For Lebanon's Travel Agents

Syrians fleeing their war-torn country are using Lebanon as a transit point en route to Turkey and Europe, but getting out of harm’s way has a price.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Cleared in Petrobras Corruption Scandal

A parliamentary commission report has exonerated the Brazilian president and her predecessor in the petroleum company's corruption scandal.

Russia Anti-Islamist Crackdown? 20 Supporters Of Outlawed Hizb Ut-Tahrir Group Detained, Dozens Others Under Investigation

Hizb ut-Tahrir is a controversial movement that has called for the establishment of a state based on the Islamic model of a caliphate but has rejected violence.

South Ossetia To Join Russia? Crimea-Style Referendum Proposed By President Of Self-Declared Republic

The breakaway region, internationally considered part of Georgia, has been under effective Russian control since 2008.

Obama Approval Rating At Its Highest In Years At 51 Percent After Afghanistan Decision, Poll Finds

Some 71 percent of those surveyed disapproved of the job Republicans are doing in Congress.

Black Lives Matter Los Angeles Mayor Protests: Eric Garcetti 'Disappointed' By Demonstrations At Forum For African-American Community

“I am disappointed that our conversation was cut short when there is so much work for us to do together," Mayor Eric Garcetti said.

Financial Crisis Fallout: Lawsuit Seeks $2.4 Billion From Citigroup Over Bailout-Era Tax Liabilities

An Indiana professor's lawsuit claims the bank owes New York State $2.4 billion over bailout-era tax irregularities.

OPEC Update 2015: Oil Prices Drop Ahead Of Vienna Summit Amid Calls For Production Caps

"If we are above $60 by the end of 2016, I will be a little bit surprised."

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Who Is Sophie Grégoire? Meet New Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Wife

Sophie Grégoire married newly elected Justin Trudeau in 2005.

Hillary Clinton Citizens United Schedules FOIA Lawsuit: Conservative Group Sues To See Candidate's State Department Itinerary

Two groups are now suing to get access to Hillary Clinton's schedules as secretary of state.

Who Is Corey Jones? Case Of Florida Black Man Killed By Plainclothes Officer Sparks Outrage Among Family, Church Community

“I can't imagine what could have happened that would cause the police officer to be threatened by Corey," the man's former boss said.

Syrian Civil War: Thousands Of Palestinians Killed In Ongoing Conflict

The Syrian civil war is responsible for a growing number of Palestinian casualties.

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Russia-Ukraine Airline Ban To Be Lifted? Cross-Country Flights Stopped Amid Sanctions, Conflict

Flights between the two countries stopped in September, as Moscow and Kiev sought to reinforce sanctions against each other over the conflict in East Ukraine.

ISIS Urges Palestinian Jerusalem Attacks: Islamic State Group Calls For Violence Against Jews As Israel-Palestine Violence Surges

The militant group urged Palestinians to attack Jews using any means at their disposal, including knives, vehicles, poison and explosives.

Prince Charles Snubs Xi Jinping? UK Banquet For Chinese President Skipped By Heir To British Throne

Prince Charles has a history of snubbing Chinese leaders and events.

Marine Le Pen In Court For Anti-Muslim Nazi Comments: National Front Far-Right Leader Charged With Inciting Racial Hatred

The trial for Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's conservative National Front political party, dates back to controversial comments she made in 2010.