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Venezuela's Maduro Seeks Decree Powers To Face US 'Imperialism'
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday asked parliament for decree powers in response to new U.S. sanctions, in a move opposition critics slammed as a power-grab.
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Student Aid Bill Of Rights: Obama Talks College Affordability, No Child Left Behind At Georgia Tech
People can visit whitehouse.gov/collegeopportunity to show support for the plan.
Boko Haram ISIS Pledge: Possible Alliance Would Reap Limited Victories For Militant Groups
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China Knife Attack Suspects Linked To ISIS; Some Chinese Extremists Returning From Middle East, Communist Party Boss Says
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University Of Oklahoma Racist Fraternity Video: 2 SAE Students Expelled For 'Leadership Role'
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