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21.5 million affected by US government data breach; blames China
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Pope asks pardon for church's 'crimes' against indigenous
Pope asks pardon for church's 'crimes' against indigenous
SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia (AP) — Pope Francis has cast himself as the spiritual and political leader of the world's oppressed with his remarkable mea culpa for the sins and crimes of the Catholic Church against the indigenous...
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FIFA bans scandal-tainted Blazer for life
FIFA bans scandal-tainted Blazer for life
ZURICH: Chuck Blazer was banned for life by FIFA’s ethics committee on Thursday for widespread corruption, finally ending the career of the long-time most senior American in world football. The expulsion from football...
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The decline of US power?
The decline of US power?
Nick Bryant New York correspondent 10 July 2015 From the section US & Canada Standing on the Washington Mall at the turn of the new millennium, it was impossible not to be struck by America's power and global...
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21.5 million affected by US government data breach; blames China
21.5 million affected by US government data breach; blames China
Hackers who breached US government databases stole personal information of 21.5 million people, officials said Thursday following an investigation into the attack. The Office of Personnel Management says the government...
photo: AP / Charles Dharapak
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Confederate flag will be removed Friday
Confederate flag will be removed Friday
More than 50 years after South Carolina raised a Confederate flag at its Statehouse to protest the civil rights movement, the rebel banner will be removed Friday in a state where such a reversal seemed unthinkable a...
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UK urges Britons to leave Tunisia over security threat
UK urges Britons to leave Tunisia over security threat
Britain has advised its nationals in Tunisia to leave the country, warning local authorities could not provide "adequate protection" after last month's beach massacre that left 30 Britons dead. The Foreign Office said on...
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NASA closer to sending astronauts to Mars
NASA closer to sending astronauts to Mars
Washington (CNN)NASA took a key step forward in the goal to land a person on Mars on Thursday, naming the first four astronauts to train for a commercial trip to Mars. Robert Behnken, Sunita Williams, Eric Boe and...
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Bosnians prepare to mark 20 years of Srebrenica massacre
Bosnians prepare to mark 20 years of Srebrenica massacre
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — Foreign dignitaries were starting to arrive in Bosnia on Friday to mark the 20th anniversary of Europe's worst massacre...
Prince Saud al-Faisal, former Saudi foreign minister, dies at 75
Prince Saud al-Faisal, former Saudi foreign minister, dies at 75
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Saudi Arabia's Prince Saud al-Faisal, who was the world's longest-serving foreign minister with 40 years in the post until his retirement...
Iran, World Powers Miss Crucial Deadline In Nuclear Talks
Iran, World Powers Miss Crucial Deadline In Nuclear Talks
Iran and six world powers passed another milestone on Thursday in their months-long negotiations over Tehran’s controversial nuclear program with still no...
US threatens to quit nuke talks; Iran blames West for divide
US threatens to quit nuke talks; Iran blames West for divide
Vienna , July 09: US Secretary of State John Kerry threatened to walk away from nuclear talks as he signalled that diplomats won't conclude an agreement with...
With 28 versions of Europe, it’s no wonder we barely recognise each other
With 28 versions of Europe, it’s no wonder we barely recognise each other
Whom the gods will destroy they first make bored. We have seen so many “last chance” eurozone summits about Greece that many Europeans have almost lost consciousness. We doze in the passenger seat even as the car goes over the cliff. ...
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Greece and the Crisis of International Capital
Greece and the Crisis of International Capital
Greece In terms both gratuitous and sadly predictable, last week’s ‘no’ vote in Greece was followed...
Refusing Capitalism
Refusing Capitalism
Capitalism is based on addiction. It encourages people to crave for more and more wealth and more...
The Dead End: a Bittersweet Joy
The Dead End: a Bittersweet Joy
An old friend of mine blew into town a couple of weeks ago with tickets in hand, and in search of an...
Fox News’s Megyn Kelly crosses key line on San Francisco killing
Fox News’s Megyn Kelly crosses key line on San Francisco killing
Journalistic line-crossing received scrutiny on last night’s edition of “The...
To Be Greek
To Be Greek
Everbody has already voiced his (or her) opinion on the Greek crisis, whether he (or she) has an...
Obama in Charleston
Obama in Charleston
Based as it is in the concept of “grace,” President Obama’s eulogy on June 26, 2015, for the...
Telling British tourists to flee Tunisia rewards terrorism
Telling British tourists to flee Tunisia rewards terrorism
Britain has imposed economic sanctions on Tunisia. These are in retaliation for that country’s failure to prevent what the prime minister calls an “existential threat to Britain” from so-called Islamic State terrorists. ...
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