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Are Refugees Terrorists? Sen Jeff Sessions Says 12 Asylum Seekers Planned Attacks
Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions is trying to pull back funding for America's refugee program.
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More than one million people are expected to attend Pope Francis' holy mass on Thursday, which starts at 10 a.m. local time or 2 a.m. EST. Click here to watch the event via live stream.
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Pope Africa Visit 2015: Francis Aims To Heal Christian-Muslim Divide, Stem Violence In Central African Republic
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Why Is Pope Francis Visiting Africa? Historic Visit To Kenya, Uganda, Central African Republic Prompted By Pontiff's Interest In Developing Countries
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How Much Will Pope Francis' Visit Cost Africa? Kenya, Uganda Spending Millions Ahead Of Papal Trip
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Popemobile In Africa: Pope Francis To Ride In Open-Topped Vehicle Without Bulletproof Vest Amid Security Concerns In Kenya, Uganda, Central African Republic
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Pope Francis Africa Visit 2015 Schedule: Masses, Speeches, Events For Pontiff's Trip To Kenya, Uganda And Central African Republic
Here is the full schedule for Pope Francis' visit to Africa, including his masses, meetings, speeches, events and everywhere the pontiff will go in Kenya, Uganda and Central African Republic.
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The 41-year-old female rhino, Nola, who had been a popular attraction at the San Diego zoo since 1989, was euthanized Sunday.
Al-Shabab Bounty: US Offering $27M Reward For Information On Key Leaders Of Somali Militant Group
The State Department is seeking information on the whereabouts of six key leaders of a Somalia-based terrorist organization that has killed thousands of people in the Horn of Africa.
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President John Magufuli is a 56-year-old former chemistry teacher and minister of works.
Kenya's Devolution Ministry Bought Sex Toys, Vibrators, Condom Dispenser With Taxpayers' Money, Parliament Says
A parliamentary committee found millions of taxpayer dollars disappeared through bizarre government spending on such overpriced items as sex toys, a condom dispenser and a TV.
Pope Francis May Cancel Central African Republic Visit Over Christian-Muslim Clashes, Religious Violence
Pope Francis is expected to visit a mosque in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in its capital, where religious violence between Christians and Muslims persists.
New York City Marathon Results 2015: Kenya's Mary Keitany Wins At New York City Marathon
Kenya's Mary Keitany won her second consecutive title in the New York event that attracted more than 50,000 runners this year.
New York City Marathon 2015: Route Map, Start Time, Live Stream, Street Closures And More
With 50,000-plus participants in 2014 and even more expected in 2015, the event Sunday will be the world's largest marathon.
Gay Marriage 'Could Destroy America', Ted Cruz’s Father Tells Christian Conference
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz's father claims abortion and same-sex marriage are leading America away from God's path.
Apple To Ramp Up Solar Investment In China In Bid To Clean Up Supply Chain
The announcement is Apple's second green initiative in China in six months, following harsh criticism of the pollution caused by its supply chain in the country.
Pope Francis Does Not Have Brain Tumor, Vatican Says, Dismissing Italian News Report
On Wednesday, an Italian newspaper reported that Pope Francis was diagnosed with a brain tumor, which could be cured without a surgery.
Pope Francis In Uganda: Pontiff's Schedule For African Visit
Pope Francis plans to meet with Catholic leaders and HIV-positive people in Uganda.
Nobel Prize Winner Angus Deaton's Controversial Stance On Foreign Aid
Angus Deaton, who was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences Monday, has said that foreign assistance "does more harm than good."
Kenya's Dickson Chumba, Florence Kiplagat Win Slow Chicago Marathon
The marathon was run without pacesetters for the first time in 26 years, which noticeably affected times and strategy on the flat, typically fast course.
Obama Oregon Visit: Confederate Flags, Armed Protesters Greet President's Meeting With Shooting Victims' Families
Signs declaring "Obama is wrong" and "Nothing Trumps Our Liberty" greeted the president in Roseburg.
Climate Change: Vulnerable Nations Launch 'V20' Bloc To Address Global Warming Risks
Twenty nations most vulnerable to climate change have joined to form the "V20" group, and urged immediate action on a "fundamental human rights issue."
Nigeria's Telephone Penetration Expands In First Half Of 2015 Amid Mobile Phone Boom
Nigeria saw its number of telephone connections increase by more than 7 percent in the first half of the year amid expanded access to mobile phones and telecommunication services.
Novartis Rolls Out Access Program For Cheap Medicines To Treat Chronic Diseases In Select Countries
The pharmaceutical company will provide 15 drugs at a cost of $1 per treatment, per month, in low-income countries.
Kenya Investigates Undeclared Weapons On Ship Carrying UN Vehicles
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World Rhino Day 2015: 10 Facts, Photos About Rhinoceros To Spread Awareness About Endangered Species
Did you know that rhinos have been around for more than 50 million years?
Ben Carson Says A Muslim Should Not Be President Of The US During 'Meet The Press' Appearance With Trump, Kasich
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US To Use The Term 'Sexual Rights' For Gender, Orientation Issues
A U.S. official said that while the term did not refer to legally binding human rights, it was part of the country's efforts to push the issues onto the global stage.
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