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Just days after the former NYC mayor announced a $50 million initiative to fight the NRA, one of the groups he funds is about to face the gun lobby head on.
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Eighty-five college football athletes could rattle the NCAA system by voting to unionize, but we probably won't know for months.
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Israel said it halted the talks in response to a new unity agreement between the Palestinian Authority and its rival Hamas.
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On Thursday, large cities like Mumbai and Chennai, and small towns across India voted for more than 2,000 candidates.
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The U.S. said further sanctions are ready to be deployed, while Russia's foreign minister accused the U.S. of "running the show" in Ukraine.
Ban Ki-Moon Says Crucial Aid Is Being Blocked In Syria, Urges UN Security Council To Act On The 'Flagrant Violations'
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Obama Uses Japan Visit To Reassure Wary Asian Allies
Behind the scenes, negotiators were working around the clock on a two-way trade pact crucial to a broader trans-Pacific agreement.
Japan Ship Firm Mitsui OSK Lines Pays $39 million To China After Seizure: Media
The seizure of the ore carrier Baosteel Emotion over a pre-war debt could affect business ties, a top Japanese government spokesman warned.
Body of Korean Boy Who Made First Distress Call From Sinking Sewol Ferry Believed Found
A DNA test has yet to confirm the find, but his parents had checked his body and clothes and concluded he was their son, the Yonhap news agency said.
US Regulators To Vote On New Net Neutrality Rules In May
The rules from the FCC, which released its framework in February, are expected to ensure network operators reveal how they manage Web traffic.
Vermont Legislature Passes Nation's First Mandatory GMO Labeling Bill
The Legislature sent the mandatory labeling bill to Gov. Peter Shumlin on Wednesday, setting up a fight with big agriculture.
Farmers Concerned About Sourcing As Wal-Mart Rolls Out Wild Oats Organic Line
Wal-Mart's Wild Oats initiative has stoked controversy about the place of major corporations in the organic food sector.
Obama's Asia Trip 2014: Examining Potential Trans-Pacific Partnerships (TPP) In Japan, Korea, Malaysia and The Philippines
President Obama's trip to Asia has a political tone, but several key economic issues will likely to be discussed.
Human Rights Watch Concerned By U.S. Apache Helicopter Delivery To Egypt Amid Serious Human Rights Abuses
Advocacy groups worry the helicopters will be used to continue the Egyptian military's violence against civilians.
One Year After Bangladesh Factory Collapse, Many Survivors Jobless, Wounded, Awaiting Full Compensation
The majority of survivors remain unemployed or unfit to work, while financial aid from the government has been slow in coming.
Duck Attack: Cynthia Ruddell Files $275K Negligence Lawsuit, Claims Owner Lolita Rose Should've Known Bird Is 'Abnormally Dangerous'
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Full List Of Journalists Captured In Ukraine: Simon Ostrovsky Among 7 Reporters Kidnapped
Americans, Ukrainians and others have been detained in eastern Ukraine by pro-Russian forces, in one case for "incorrect reporting."
US Defense Contractors' Profits Boosted By Cost Cutting, Share Buybacks
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Louisiana Lawmaker Nixes Proposal For Making The Holy Bible The Official State Book
Republican Rep. Thomas Carmody says the controversial bill has become a distraction.
Russia Says It Will Respond If Ukraine Interests Attacked
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Orlando School Bus Stabbing: 11-Year-Old Boy Stabbed 15-Year-Old Outside Chain Of Lakes Middle School
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Ukraine Says It Has US Approval To Take On Pro-Russian 'Aggressors'
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Huawei Says Its Growth Will Not Be Affected By Snowden's Revelation Of NSA Spying On Its Servers
Huawei has been pursued by U.S. lawmakers who believe it has been engaged in espionage.
Ukraine's Turchynov Orders Resumption Of Military Operations In Eastern Ukraine After Politician Is Killed While Kerry Warns Of More Sanctions Against Russia
The incident occurred just hours after U.S. Vice President Joe Biden left Ukraine after meeting the country's president and prime minister.
Obama Reassures Japan, Other Allies On China Ahead Of Visit
The four-nation trip starts in Tokyo on Wednesday with Seoul as the second stop and includes visits to Malaysia and the Philippines.
Fast Food CEOs Make The Most Relative To Their Average Employees, Study Shows, More Than In Retail, Media Or Construction
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Obama Says US-Japan Security Treaty Covers Disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands
The islands at the center of a China-Japan dispute fall under U.S. defense commitments, the president tells a Tokyo newspaper.
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