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The deal also requires Qualcomm to lower its royalty rates on patents used in China, likely helping local smartphone makers.
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The White House will ask Congress by Wednesday for new authority to use force against Islamic State fighters, congressional aides said on Monday.
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It's a critical week for diplomacy on the Ukraine crisis, but Angela Merkel herself doubts it will do much good.
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US-Led Anti-ISIS Coalition Is Running Out Of Airstrike Targets In Raqqa, 'Islamic State' Headquarters
Airstrikes hitting Raqqa, Syria, are fewer and fewer, indicating that fighting the Islamic State group is becoming harder.
Russia, Turkey Asked Twitter To Remove Hundreds Of Tweets As Government Censorship Attempts Skyrocket
Turkey and Russia asked Twitter to take down content critical of their governments.
Ukraine War: Rebels Seize Control Of Key Route Used By Ukrainian Military To Ship Ammunition As Battle Over Debaltsevo Intensifies
A spokesman for the rebels said Ukrainian forces were pushed out of Logvinovo, but Ukrainian forces dispute that.
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Winter Storm Forces US Flight Cancellations For Third Time In Three Weeks
More than 1,800 flights have been cancelled nationwide, with Boston and New York City especially hard hit.
Syria Rebuffs Jordan's ISIS Airstrikes, Does Not Want Help
"We will not allow anyone to violate our national sovereignty," says Assad's foreign minister.
Flu Season 2015: Influenza-Related Illnesses Tied To Surge In Hospital Admissions For UK Kids
The young and elderly are particularly at risk of developing serious conditions related to the flu.
Former Gitmo Detainee Mullah Abdul Rauf Killed In US Drone Strike In Southern Afghanistan
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Qualcomm Nears $1B Deal Resolving China Antitrust Dispute
The deal could be announced as soon as Monday, a source said.
Merkel To Meet Obama In Washington Ahead Of Crucial Ukraine Peace Talks
Merkel is expected to work on narrowing differences between Europe and the U.S. over the issue of providing arms to Ukrainian troops.
Grexit, China Growth Fears Weigh On European Assets
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Chinese President Xi Jinping Plans First State Visit To US Later This Year: Report
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