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Syria Civil War: World Leaders Call For Ceasefire, 18-Month Transition
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French police said Saturday the death toll would remain provisional as investigators search the theater and several other locations where the attacks occurred.
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The Democratic presidential candidates square off beginning at 9 p.m. EST, so make a beer run before then.
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Democratic Presidential CBS Debate 2015: Full List Of Candidates Participating In Iowa Event
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Bataclan Paris Attacks 2015: French National Identified As Attacker After Police Find Syrian, Egyptian Passports At Scene
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Dozens Of Afghan Troops Defect To Taliban In Helmand Fighting
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Paris Attacks: Countries Beef Up Security While Australian Prime Minister Says Attack Bore 'Hallmarks' Of ISIS
While France declared a state emergency and closed its borders after the deadly attacks, several other countries also increased the security measures.
Paris Attacks: World Leaders Unite To Condemn 'Barbaric And Cowardly' Violence, Offer Condolences To France
World leaders, including U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin, expressed shock and anguish over the spate of deadly violence in Paris.
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Paris Attacks: ISIS Supporters Celebrate Terror Triumph
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Paris Flight Cancellations And Delays: After Shooting, Explosions, Hostage Crisis, Air Carriers Delay Travel To France
Three United Continental Holdings flights were on schedule to depart for Paris Friday evening from Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Newark, New Jersey.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo directed State police and intelligence officials to actively watch for any implication from the terror attacks.
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In remarks Friday, the president said the United States would stand in solidarity with France following the terror attacks.
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Russia Denies S-400 Missile System Operating In Syria In Support Of Assad Regime
The S-400 is designed to intercept advanced missiles and aircraft, neither of which is in the possession of the Islamic State group or Syrian rebels.
As Kurdish Forces Seize Sinjar, Iraqi Military Eyes Victory In Ramadi
Goverment-backed soldiers say they are close to taking the entire city from Islamic State group fighters.
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Abortion Rights 2015: US Supreme Court To Weigh In On Texas Abortion Law
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Colombia Marijuana Legalization 2015: Colombian President To Legalize Medical Marijuana By Executive Decree
The bill, which will legalize marijuana only for medicinal and scientific reasons, has passed through Congress.
Transgender Violence 2015: Congress Launches Task Force To Help Trans Victims
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