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Relatives from mainland China react as they watch divers recover bodies at the site of a commercial plane crash in Taipei, Taiwan, Friday, Feb. 6, 2015. TransAsia Airways Flight 235 clipped a bridge shortly after takeoff and crashed into a river in the islands capital of Taipei on Wednesday morning. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

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Both TransAsia plane engines lost power before Taiwan crash

One of the engines on TransAsia Airways Flight 235 went idle 37 seconds after takeoff, and the p

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Building unions return to Kentucky refinery despite Steelworkers'...

Building unions return to Kentucky refinery despite Steelworkers' Picketlines

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Putin hosts Merkel, Hollande for crunch Ukraine peace talks

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and France's Francois Hollande met Vladimir Putin on Friday in a desperate bid to prevent a further escalation of...

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U.N. ready to take 'further steps' if Yemen talks not resumed

U. N. ready to take 'further steps' if Yemen talks not resumed

Bodies covered with sheets and heavily doused with quick-lime powder are piled up at the crematorium of an abandoned funeral home near Acapulco, Mexico, early Friday Feb. 6, 2015. Sixty-one decomposing bodies, most of them male, were discovered Thursday evening at the facility, which had been shuttered for about one year, according to a government official. The state of Guerrero, where Acapulco is located, has been shaken by drug-related violence, including the notorious disappearance of 43 college students who allegedly were rounded up by corrupt police on Sept. (AP Photo/Bernandino Hernandez)

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Mexican officials find 60 abandoned bodies at funeral home

Sixty rotting bodies have been found at a shuttered crematorium near Acapulco after neighbors complained to authorities about a foul smell coming from the...

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Former Florida professor deported from U.S. over Palestinian terrorist ties

Former Florida professor deported from U. S. over Palestinian terrorist ties

Peter Krasa runs into heavy winds and past large waves breaking along the shore between Point Joe and Bird Rock in Pebble Beach, Calif., as a storm blows in on Friday, Feb. 6, 2015. (AP Photo/The Monterey County Herald, David Royal)

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Storm hits California after triggering Washington flooding

A storm sweeping down the West Coast pelted parts of the San Francisco Bay Area with much‑needed rain Friday, triggered flooding that swamped several...

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New York train was moving at 49 miles per hour when it hit SUV: NTSB

New York train was moving at 49 miles per hour when it hit SUV: NTSB

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Jordan's ISIS raids 'just the beginning'

Jordan minister on Islamic State strike: 'beginning of our retaliation'

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Nigeria's Boko Haram has up to 6,000 hardcore militants: U.S. officials

Nigeria's Boko Haram has up to 6,000 hardcore militants: U. S. officials

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Shinzo Abe, Japans prime minister. Photo:Tomohiro Ohsumi/Bloomberg

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Japan’s trillion dollar retirement fund adds active stock managers

Japan’s public retirement fund hired four external managers of domestic and overseas stocks as it...

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Irish fighting bankers show it’s not just Greeks protesting debt

Byron Jenkins says he would rather destroy his home than hand it over to the banks.

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Will they, won’t they? analysts split on PBOC rate cut odds

As China’s leaders prepare for an annual gathering of the nation’s legislature, they must make a choice: help growth by making it cheaper to...

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Wal-Mart creates new post in China to improve reputation there

Wal‑Mart Stores Inc. is assigning a veteran employee to a newly created post in China, with the...

Shinzo Abe, Japans prime minister. Photo:Tomohiro Ohsumi/Bloomberg

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Abe widens wealth gap with higher prices, less money for poor

Hiroyuki Kawanishi’s tiny two‑room flat in Tokyo may not be much, but it’s home. With...

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Twitter says Apple mobile software bug caused loss of users

Twitter Inc., which posted disappointing fourth‑quarter user growth, gave a surprising reason for the slowdown: Apple Inc.’s new mobile...

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Hong Kong can’t build public homes fast enough as demand soars

For Terence Tong, who lives in a 300-square- foot apartment with his parents and brother, Hong Kong...

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