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An air strike killed at least 40 people at a camp for displaced people in north Yemen, humanitarian workers said, in an attack that apparently targeted nearby Houthi fighters.
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Justice Department Sues Oklahoma University Over Transgender Professor
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Find You Park Campaign 2015: Michelle Obama, Laura Bush Launch Effort To Attract Younger, More Diverse Visitors To National Parks
The two first ladies plan to help the National Park Service attract younger, more diverse visitors to its sites.
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Obama, Putin Among World Leaders Whose Personal Details Were Accidentally Leaked By G20 Organizers
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South Korea Selects Korea Aerospace Industries, Lockheed Martin For $7.84B Fighter Jet Deal
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After Germanwings Crash, Australia Orders 'Rule Of Two' In Airline Cockpits
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