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Forecasters predict El Niño will deliver changes to winter weather across the US
Forecasters predict El Niño will deliver changes to winter weather across the US
South expected to be cooler and a parched California may get more than the usual precipitation its reservoirs usually fill...
photo: NASA / Aqua/MODIS
Is it ethical to colonize Mars?
Is it ethical to colonize Mars?
(CNN)With the recent NASA announcement of liquid water flowing on Mars and the movie "The Martian" making a splash at the box office, we might well ask whether humans should go to Mars. There is almost no chance that...
photo: NASA / JPL-Caltech/MSSS
IAEA completes investigation into Iran's nuclear past
IAEA completes investigation into Iran's nuclear past
The UN watchdog agency will now take two months to write up its report on alleged past work on a warhead, which will be crucial if the comprehensive nuclear deal agreed in July is to take effect...
photo: UN / Mark Garten
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Portugal Needs Carnations, Not Austerity
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Arizona's Organ Pipe park is a 'paradise' for tourists but a death trap for migrants
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The death of a park ranger at the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in 2002 put the area at the forefront of America’s border crackdown, bringing it two different types of visitor: one seeking recreation, the other...
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Philippines prepares for arrival of typhoon
Philippines prepares for arrival of typhoon
Residents of the northern Philippine island of Luzon are preparing for the arrival of a potent storm this weekend. Tropical storm Koppu was lying 1,200km to the east of Manila at 00:00GMT on Thursday. Koppu is expected...
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Proposed fix for some diesel Volkswagens expected soon
Proposed fix for some diesel Volkswagens expected soon
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. regulators say they expect to receive a proposed fix later this week for some diesel...
Pluto as we know it now: Nasa report unwraps enigma of dwarf planet
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Researchers present collection of New Horizons data, revealing water icebergs on ‘a surface unlike any planetary surface we’ve ever seen before’...
Baltimore protesters disrupt police chief meeting with overnight city hall sit-in
Baltimore protesters disrupt police chief meeting with overnight city hall sit-in
As many as 50 protesters, some of them teenagers, disrupted a meeting where officials were recommending the interim police chief be permanently hired...
Vladimir Putin calls US 'weak' on Syria as Russia talks are shunned
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Benin's 'father of democracy' Mathieu Kerekou dies at 82
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Ban Ki-moon 'reasonably optimistic' on Paris climate talks
Ban Ki-moon 'reasonably optimistic' on Paris climate talks
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is "reasonably optimistic" about a world climate conference due to open in Paris at the end of next month, he said in...
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BuzzFeed expands foreign staff
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DOJ Creates “Domestic Terrorism” Division, Previously Labeled Libertarians, Conservatives “Domestic Extremists”
DOJ Creates “Domestic Terrorism” Division, Previously Labeled Libertarians, Conservatives “Domestic Extremists”
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DOJ Official Praises the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Work in Combatting Domestic Terrorism
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John Carlin, the assistant attorney general for national security, announced Wednesday that the...
Police Find 14 Containers of Human Tissue in Abortion Doctor’s Car
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Police officers in Michigan found 14 containers of human tissue and other evidence in a...
EU Committee Wants to Demolish Existing Law Allowing Member States to Ban GMOs
EU Committee Wants to Demolish Existing Law Allowing Member States to Ban GMOs
Stating a concern that the proposed law would lead to the reintroduction of border controls between...
Scientists: Light Patterns From Distant Star May Indicate Alien Construction
Scientists: Light Patterns From Distant Star May Indicate Alien Construction
The unusual patterns observed coming from a distant star might actually be the result of a large...
State Department Promotes Muslim Cleric Who Backed Fatwa on ‘Killing of U.S. Soldiers’
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