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Equal Pay Day 2014: Wage Gap Debate Hits Fever Pitch, Sparks Backlash, As White House Pushes Paycheck Fairness Act
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Jeb Bush And John Boehner Spar Over Immigration Reform And The GOP's View Of Hispanics
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India 2014 Elections: As in Western Europe, U.S., Illegal Immigration Major Campaign Issue In Northeastern India
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China's anti-corruption crackdown continues with the sentencing of two former China Mobile executives.
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Sri Lanka Refuses To Cooperate With UN Inquiry Into Human Rights Violations Committed By Government And Tamil Tiger Rebels
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Pro-Russia Protesters In Donetsk, Kharkiv Declare Themselves Independent From Ukraine; Donetsk Asks For Crimea-Like Referrendum
Russia has argued that it's not the one destabilizing Ukraine and has warned Ukraine not to respond by force to people’s “legitimate demands.”
BBC's 'Doctor Who', 'Top Gear' And 'Teletubbies' Might Get Their North Korean Debut
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Pointing Fingers: Eastern And Western Officials Place Blame On Each Other For Rising Tensions In Eastern Ukraine
Officials on both sides of the Ukraine crisis are pointing to each other for escalating tensions in Eastern Ukraine.
Quebec Liberals Oust Separatist Parti Quebecois In Provincial Election
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Westboro Baptist's view of a deadly tornado enraged townsfolk.
White House: Eastern Ukrainian Protesters May Have Been Paid By Russia
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