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David Haines Kidnapping: Witness Describes Abduction While Cameron Condemns Ransom-Paying Countries
The British aid worker, a captive of the Islamic State, was kidnapped in March 2013 in Syria near the Turkish border.
Australia's Abbott Offers Uranium, Coal To Energy-Starved India
Abbott and Modi were due to hold formal talks later on Friday and sign the deal to sell uranium for peaceful power generation.
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A new account from Special Ops commandos claims that a CIA official in Benghazi held up the rescue of Chris Stevens.
Chemical Weapons Facilities In Syria Could Fall Into ISIS Hands
The international community is nervous that ISIS could gain control of one of the remaining 12 chemical weapons facilities in the country.
Florida State University Opens Inquiry Into Quarterback Jameis Winston Rape Allegations
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Democratic nominee Chad Taylor dropped out of the Kansas senate race Thursday, which could help his party keep control.
Russian Twitter Account Trolls NATO Summit
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Fast Food Strike September 2014: 36 Arrested In NYC As Thousands Demonstrate In US For Higher Pay, Right To Unionize
Employees and their advocates pushed for workers to make $15 an hour and the right to form a union.
US Income Gap Widened During Economic Recovery: Federal Reserve
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South Africa Denies Dalai Lama Visa, Signaling China’s Involvement
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Bob McDonnell, Ex-Virginia Governor, And Wife Maureen Convicted Of Corruption
The Old Dominion's recent first couple: both guilty.
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While it's hard to keep track of the clandestine militant group, experts say they've diversified their finances in recent years.
Hillary Clinton, Chris Christie Appeal To Energy Industry Constituents Ahead Of Potential 2016 Presidential Runs
Clinton is addressing "clean energy" leaders Thursday, while Christie appealed to oil and gas players in a Wednesday speech.
ISIS National Security: Hillary Clinton, Rick Perry, Rand Paul, Other Likely 2016 Presidential Candidates Slam Militants
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Obama Wants More NATO Defense Spending To Deal With Ukraine And ISIS, But Reality Says Otherwise
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Dozens Of Protesters Arrested As Fast-Food Workers Strike In NYC, Chicago
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Ukraine And Pro-Russia Rebels Agree To Friday Cease-Fire As Fighting Rages On
Rebel forces appear to be making a final push prior to a cease-fire agreement set to take effect on Friday afternoon.
Oil And Gas Discoveries Near Africa's East Coast To Soon Drive Billions In Investments: PWC
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Russia Warns NATO, US Over Ukraine Before Summit
Sergei Lavrov also urged Kiev and pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine to back peace moves outlined by President Vladimir Putin.
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