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China, Taiwan To Seek Cooperation As Heads Of Ruling Parties Meet
The leader of Taiwan's Nationalist Party will sit down with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Monday in the first meeting between the heads of the ruling parties in the two rival states in more than 60 years.
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Along with aircraft and other equipment, as many as 500 American troops are expected on the ground in Nepal in coming days.
EU Vessels Rescue More Than 3,400 Migrants Off Libya Coast In Mediterranean
Europe has beefed up its efforts to save North African migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean.
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Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party took a 1 percentage point lead over the rival Labour party with the UK Independence Party and Liberal Democrats trailing.
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After May Day protests Friday, police in Seattle say they're preparing for more weekend protests.
University Of Toledo Gunman: Police Responding To Man With 'Assault Rifle' At Student Union
The student union was evacuated and a SWAT team brought in.
Islamic State In Baghdad: Two Near Simultaneous Blasts Kill At Least 17
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Baltimore Freddie Gray Rally: Thousands March At City Hall To Cheer Charges Against Officers
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Japan Earthquake: Magnitude 5.7 Rumbler Hits In The Philippine Sea
The quake is not expected to lead to any fatalities or cause serious damage to residents along Japan's coast.
Thirty Graves Found At Suspected Thai Trafficking Camp: Police
The graves, found at what authorities say is an abandoned trafficking camp, are believed to belong to migrants from Myanmar and Bangladesh.
French Patrol Ship Rescues 217 Migrants Off Libya Coast
The rescued migrants and the suspected people smugglers have been handed over to the Italian authorities, France's maritime police said.
Nepal Aid Workers Call For Helicopter Help Amid Tremors, Landslides
Diseases are spreading in isolated areas of Nepal, where residents have been cut off by landslides.
Cornelius North Carolina Shooting: Police Officer Shot Responding To Call
The officer was transported to the Carolinas Medical Center to be treated for a gunshot wound to the stomach.
Freddie Gray: Baltimore Heads Into Weekend Of Rallies After Officers Charged
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North Korea Arrests Joo Won Moon, New Jersey NYU Student
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Freddie Gray Protest Update: Al Sharpton Thanks Mosby For Police Arrests; Announces He'll Lead March From Baltimore To Washington D.C.
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ISIS Foreign Fighters: Kazahk Premier League Player Joined Islamic State Group Extremists, Russian News Report Says
The former soccer player is one of 20,000 foreign fighters waging war in Syria and Iraq on behalf of the likes of the Islamic State group, according to a news report.
China's Milk Formula Advertising Restrictions Aim To Promote Breastfeeding
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Nepal Earthquake: Push For Immediate Relief Leaves Menstrual Hygiene Behind
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US-Led Airstrikes Kill 52 Civilians, Including 7 Children, In Syria
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Nepal Earthquake 2015: Relief Material Piles Up At Airport As Imminent Monsoon Brings Threat Of Diseases
Supplies are being stacked at the country’s only international airport, instead of being delivered to victims of the earthquake.
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The conflict has killed more than 6,000 people on both sides in recent months and displaced a million residents.
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Yemen Crisis: Russia Criticizes UN For Not Backing Ceasefire; 1,244 Killed In Conflict So Far
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