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After Monday’s move, Japan has a permanent intelligence gathering post close to Taiwan and a group of disputed islands, drawing an angry response from Beijing.
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Consumer spending edged up 0.1 percent last month new data show, as inflation retreated, suggesting the Fed could take its time in raising interest rates.
When Will Brussels Airport Reopen? After ISIS Attacks, Officials Testing New Security And Temporary Infrastructure
Officials said Sunday that a near-term reopening is not possible due to the ruined infrastructure resulting from two suicide bombs last week.
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Pyongyang’s comments follow Washington’s condemnation of test-firing of short-range missiles off North Korea’s east coast on March 21.
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The real estate mogul says he won Louisiana by more than 10,000 votes and therefore deserves the most delegates.
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Nigerian senior army officer Col. Samaila Inusa was kidnapped from his car Saturday night in Kaduna near the state-run NNPC oil refinery junction.
Robert De Niro Faces More Backlash Over Anti-Vaccine Tribeca Film Festival Selection
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Iraq’s Sadr Begins Sit-In Inside Green Zone To Push For Reforms
Thousands of Sadr’s supporters began a sit-in at the district’s gates more than a week ago and continued to camp out despite heavy rains earlier in the day.
Western Digital To Test Investor Appetite For Junk Bonds As High-Yield Market Rallies
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Donald Trump again denies he had anything to do with a National Enquirer story accusing Ted Cruz of engaging in five extramarital affairs.
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As the nominating process moves to more progressive states, the Vermonter says he’s got the edge over Hillary Clinton.
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Brexit Would Weaken EU Security, Former US Military Commander Says
U.K.’s exit from the EU would do nothing to reduce the risk from terrorism and other global threats in Britain, the former U.S. military commander said.
North Korean Labor Union Threatens To ‘Blow Up Den’ Of South Korean President Park Geun-Hye’s Regime If Provoked
The North Korean labor union warned that the country’s working class, if provoked, will join the army to “blow up the den of the Park's regime.”
Suspected US Drone Strikes In Yemen Kill 8 Militants: Residents
Two missiles hit the fighters who had gathered in courtyards in the villages of al-Hudhn and Naqeel al-Hayala, local residents said.
Mexicans Burn Donald Trump Effigies In Easter Ritual
The burning is part of a Mexican Holy Week tradition where people burn effigies to represent Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus Christ, according to the Bible.
California Minimum Wage: Lawmakers, Labor Unions Reach Tentative Agreement Over $15 An Hour Pay
The agreement is yet to be finalized, and would be presented to the Legislature as part of the state Sen. Mark Leno’s minimum wage bill.
Justin And Stephanie Shults, Americans Missing After Brussels Attacks, Confirmed Dead
Justin and Stephanie Shults, Vanderbilt University graduates who worked as accountants in Belgium, died in Tuesday's attacks.
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Andre Adam, who later represented Belgium at the United Nations, was killed at the Brussels airport while his wife was injured.
Muslim-Americans Worried About Anti-Islam Backlash
After the Belgium attacks, Muslim leaders in the U.S. have been meeting with law enforcement in hopes of preventing hate crimes.
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