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Syrian Family, Including 5-day-old baby, Shows Symptoms Of Chemical Exposure In Suspected Gas Attack By ISIS

According to Medecins Sans Frontieres, four members of a family, including a 5-day-old baby, showed signs of chemical exposure.

Russia To Provide ‘All-Round Assistance’ To Egypt To Fight International Terrorism

Vladimir Putin with Abdel Fattah al-Sisi

According to the Kremlin press service, Russia appreciates Egypt’s “vigorous efforts” to fight terrorism.

China's Xi Vows Unceasing Fight Against Tibet Separatism

This year marks several sensitive anniversaries for the remote region that China has ruled with an iron fist since 1950, when Communist troops marched in and took control in what Beijing calls a "peaceful liberation."

Iran To Start Nuclear Commercialization, Attract Foreign Funds: President Rouhani

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Tuesday that Iran would start the process of nuclear commercialization under the JCPOA.

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Donald Trump Ejects Univision Reporter Jorge Ramos, Leading To Heated Exchange Over Illegal Immigration

Univision reporter Jorge Ramos was removed by security early in the press conference after trying to ask Trump a question without being called on.

Election 2016: Donald Trump Poll Numbers Surprise, 'Favorable' Views Up, Support Growing

In an unusual political turnaround, Trump's "favorable" numbers are surging while negative views of him decline.

Election 2016 Immigration: Jeb Bush Slams Donald Trump’s Border Wall Proposal, Seeks To Walk Back ‘Anchor Baby’ Comments

Bush, while trying to temper his own "anchor babies" comment, dismissed Trump's border wall plan as "a great sound bite" but not practical or "conservative."

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La Tomatina Festival 2015: Pictures, Video, Facts And History Of Spanish Tomato-Throwing Festival In Bunol, Valencia

During the peak of the Franco dictatorship in the 1960s, La Tomatina was banned as it had no religious significance.

New Orleans Organization Plans Public Forum Hoping To Preserve Confederate Monuments

The Monumental Task Committee said that they do not support the removal of any Confederate monuments.

Obamacare Health Plans In California Gives Patients Fewer Medical Options: Report

The state ranks No. 4 in the rate of so-called narrow care plans, which limit the number of doctors from whom enrollees can seek care.

Airstrikes Targeting ISIS In Libya? Foreign Minister Calls For International Fight Against Islamic State After New Execution Video

“People are dying, are crucified, are disinterred from their graves, are burned alive," the country's foreign minister said.

Iraq Protest Tensions Escalate As Crude Oil Prices Drop Following China's 'Black Monday'

Iraq’s crucial oil exports have fallen by 250,000 barrels a day, prompting the government to cut basic services.

With Cornel West Endorsement, Bernie Sanders Could Get Second Look From Black Voters

An endorsement by Cornel West could be the shot in the arm Bernie Sanders needs to win over black voters who remain skeptical of his credentials on black issues.

Exxon New Jersey Chris Christie Lawsuit Settlement For $226M Over Environmental Damages Approved By Judge

The state initially sought $8.9 billion for environmental damage, but the amount was reduced to $225 million.

China Financial Crisis: Dubai, World's Most Globalized City, Could Suffer Amid Chinese Economic Woes

The devaluation of the Chinese yuan and China's stock market meltdown might have a domino effect worldwide. In Dubai, the stakes are especially high.

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Ukrainian Prisoners In Russia: The War In Eastern Ukraine Often Results In Lengthy Prison Sentences

A dozen or so Ukrainians are currently being held as prisoners in Russia, many under murky circumstances.

Chicago Hunger Strike To Save Dyett High School Reaches Ninth Day, Goes Nationwide

Dyett High School closed in June after 13 students graduated. Community members have pitched three plans for reopening the school.

US Deficit To Drop To $426B, Lowest In Obama Presidency: Congressional Report

The budget shortfall is predicted to drop in the next two years, then more than double by 2025.

This Is War: Fox News Chief Roger Ailes Demands Apology From Donald Trump For New Attack On Megyn Kelly

A new attack on Megyn Kelly from Donald Trump kicked off the second round in a clash of the titans.

Election 2016: Rand Paul Black Lives Matter Criticism Under Fire For 'Randsplaining'

“You know things cost money, and they need to learn that things cost money, and really all lives matter,” said Paul.

Fox News Coverage Of Donald Trump Rally Sends Ratings Surging

Media magnet and GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump continued to work his magic Friday.

New Enrique Peña Nieto Crisis? Mexico's Economic Malaise Continues Amid Peso's Fall

The continuous slide has prompted the country’s central bank to step up intervention measures in recent months.

10 Years After Katrina, New Remedies - And Compliance Crackdowns - In Louisiana's Home Rebuilding Program

It's no coincidence that significant changes to Louisiana's historic home-rebuilding program arrived right before Hurricane Katrina’s anniversary.

Election 2016: Sanders Beating Clinton In New Hampshire, According To Average Of Polls

An average of polls in the Granite State shows the Vermont senator in the lead for the first time in the Democratic race.

Yemen Crisis Surpasses 150 Days And 4,500 Victims; Even Humanitarian Aid Groups Are Targeted

As hospitals and rescue teams in the field were increasingly targeted, it has become too dangerous for medical aid organizations to provide help for civilians.