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Syria Sends Warplanes to Iraq, Killing Dozens in Targeted ISIS Attacks
One day after Israeli planes struck targets in Syria, Syrian warplanes
attacked targets inside Iraq late on Tuesday, a sign of the broadening
conflict. April 27: Iraq strikes targets in Syria http://t.co/USLxmMH9YB June 24: Syria strikes targets in Iraq http://t.co/liShKy43Y3 #whatborder — Aaron Y.…
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Stem Cell Treatment Now Available for Lung Disease
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Indiana, Utah courts strike down same-sex marriage bans
Federal courts in Indiana and Utah on Wednesday struck down same-sex
marriage bans in those states.
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Chinese Men Buying Brides From Vietnam Is Getting Out Of Control
H'mong ethnic teenager May Na (whose name has been changed to protect her
identity) sits in the living room at a government-run centre for trafficked
women in the northern Vietnamese city of Lao Cai, May 9, 2014 When Kiab
turned 16, her brother promised to take her to a party in a tourist town in…
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China says Philippines stirring tensions after Aquino supports Japan
By Sui-Lee Wee and Ben Blanchard BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Wednesday
accused the Philippines of creating tension in the region and urged Manila
to show "sincerity" in upholding stability after President Benigno Aquino
welcomed Japan's more assertive military policy. Japanese Prime Minister…
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North Korea's take on new US movie: "Act of war"
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea is warning that the release of a new
American comedy about a plot to assassinate leader Kim Jong Un would be an "
act of war."
Associated Press
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UK's Largest Aircraft Carrier to Be Unveiled Next Month
A new aircraft carrier — the largest warship ever constructed for the
United Kingdom's Royal Navy — will be officially named in a special
ceremony on July 4. Queen Elizabeth II will be on hand to christen the
aircraft carrier, which will be named in her honor, according to the U.K.'s
Ministry of…
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Vietnam, China dispute new disturbance near Cnooc oil rig
Vietnam and China trade new accusations that each had rammed a vessel owned
by the other near a Chinese oil rig that has become a flash point in waters
they both claim in the South China Sea.Vietnam's coast guard says an inci
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FIFA charges Luis Suarez for biting in World Cup
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — FIFA has officially charged Uruguay's Luis Suarez
with biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini in the teams' World Cup match,
a process that could lead to a suspension for Uruguay's best offensive
player.
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Zimbabwe switches $1.3 bn China power tender: minister
The Zimbabwe government has awarded a $1.3 billion thermal power generation
project to China's Sino Hydro after another Chinese company failed to
conclude the contract, a minister said on Wednesday. Energy minister
Dzikamai Mavhaire said the tender for the expansion of the Hwange power
station had…
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Al-Qaida in border town pledges loyalty to rivals
BEIRUT (AP) — A group of fighters from al-Qaida's Syrian affiliate in a
border town has defected and joined the rival Islamic State of Iraq and the
Levant, the powerful jihadi faction currently leading a blitz offensive in
Iraq, an activist group said Wednesday.
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Does This Photo of Kim Kardashian Encapsulate the Idea that Women Can't Have
it All?
Last week, a writer I admire tweeted the following: "I'm no Kardashian
defender, but this is NOT cool. This pic of Kim Kardashian shows why women
can't have it all http://t.co/ATw9HzTxqn." On one hand, I'm not a fan of Kim Kardashian, but on the other, I am an avid consumer of crapfun, I clicked…
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India's Holy Men To Advice On Ganges Cleanup
Hindus bathe in the Ganges in an act of ritual purification, yet the 2,500
km (1,600 mile) river stretching from the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal is
full of industrial effluent and untreated sewage, its banks strewn with
garbage. Modi, elected last month to represent the 3,000-year-old riverside…
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Foreigners buy the dip in Vietnam
Data from JPMorgan show a net 16.6M shares were bought by foreigners last
Friday as Vietnam slumped on news China had sent more oil rigs to disputed
waters in the South China Sea. This compares to an average of 2.3M shares ov
News for Market Vectors Vietnam ETF. - Google Finance from RSS
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China is trying to catch up in disputed regions - FT.com
Sir, Most Western media accounts of disputes in the South China Sea are one-
sided. They present China as the bully, and urge the US to redouble its “
pivot” to Asia to contain Chinese expansionism. The current dispute between
China and Vietnam focuses on China putting an oil drilling rig in the…
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Chinese media see 'giant leap' for ties with Taiwan
Chinese media see 'giant leap' for ties with Taiwan Zhang Zhijun's visit is
likely to improve China-Taiwan ties, papers say Chinese media are discussing
cross-strait ties as a senior Chinese official arrives in Taiwan for
bilateral talks. Zhang Zhijun, chief of the mainland's Taiwan Affairs Office
,…
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John Boehner Is Getting Ready To Mount A Potentially Gigantic Lawsuit
Against Obama
House Speaker John Boehner could file a lawsuit...
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World Cup group stage - Japan vs. Colombia (59 photos)
Highlights from the group C soccer match between Japan and Colombia at
Pantanal arena in Cuiaba. For complete World Cup 2014 coverage visit Yahoo
Sports and follow @YahooSoccer
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First Lady Uses Racial Slur And Gets Away With It
Who cares about the Redskins? Probably not first lady Michelle Obama, who
turned her sights on insulting the Romani minority community Monday. While
describing her struggles as a working mother, the usually politically
correct first lady used the racial slur, gypped. “The first thing I tried
to do,…
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India Is Co-Developing A Fifth-Generation Fighter Plane Alongside Russia
Within the next few years, India is set to join a select group of countries
with a fifth-generation fighter plane in its arsenal. India's upcoming jet,
the Sukhoi/HAL Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft (FGFA), is the product of a
joint-development plan with Russia in which each country foots half…
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Brand New Sleep-Aid Takes CVS by Storm
Discover a safe, natural sleep-aid that is helping people of all ages get
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Germans oppose permanent NATO base in Poland and Baltics: poll
Nearly three quarters of Germans would oppose NATO having permanent NATO
military bases in eastern Europe as requested by Poland and the Baltic
states because of a perceived threat from Russia, according to a new poll
released on Wednesday. Poland, Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia - all former
members…
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Mistress Rumors About Former Chinese Leader Churn Online
The abrupt resignation of a veteran anchor at the official broadcaster China
Central Television quickly became an occasion for Chinese Internet users to
engage in a favorite past time: cracking wise about the private life of
former Party leader Jiang Zemin. Jiang was head of the Communist Party…
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