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The cost of Brexit: Here's what Britons might lose after the divorce

From the right to work in 27 other countries to roaming free cellphone service across the bloc, there are plenty ways Brexit will change life in the U.K.

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Beijing is worried that Trump may walk away from the table

"What they don't want is to send their guy here and POTUS says 'nope I'm out of here, see you on the 9th hole,'" a senior administration official said.

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Dynamic judo and powerhouse performances as Marrakech Grand Prix begins

Dynamic judo and powerhouse performances were on display as a thrilling Marrakech Grand Prix kicked off as Uzbekistan set the pace in the medals table

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Jussie Smollett indicted on 16 felony counts by grand jury

Smollett was charged last month with felony disorderly conduct for the allegedly false report he made with Chicago police in January.

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U.S. 'watching in real time' as N. Korea restarts long-range rocket site

"The intent of the North Koreans in this matter is known only to them ... They need to keep their commitments to the president of the United States."

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Iraqi women social media influencers risk their lives

Being a woman in Iraq can be restrictive; being a woman social media influencer can get you killed.

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Unemployed man nearly lost winning $273M Mega Millions ticket

"I put the tickets down to put my money away and did something with my phone and just walked away," the 54-year-old winner said.

Belgium

Frenchman found guilty of killing four people at Jewish museum in 2014

A Belgian court has convicted French citizen Mehdi Nemmouche of “terrorist murder” for the shooting deaths of four people at a Jewish museum in Brussels in 2014.

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Queen Elizabeth II posts on Instagram for first time

The Queen first tweeted in 2014.

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Canada's Trudeau says 'an erosion of trust' at root of scandal

A former top aide to the prime minister told a Parliamentary committee Wednesday that allegations of political interference in a criminal case are untrue.

USA

36 countries slap Saudi with rare rebuke over human rights

"The international community finally woke up," the son of a detained reforming cleric said. "This gives me hope."

USA

Gardener with a grudge planted bombs, killed from beyond the grave

"We do not know how many more devices might be out there."

USA

Thai court disbands political party for nominating princess

The decision will raise fresh questions about the fairness of the upcoming election, the first since a military coup toppled the democratically elected government in May 2014.

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Homeless man, N.J. woman accused in GoFundMe scam plead guilty

Johnny Bobbitt Jr. faces up to 10 years in prison and Kate McClure faces up to 20 years.

USA

North Korea glorifies Kim's summit with Trump in new documentary

The film broadcast Wednesday omitted the failed nuclear negotiations with President Donald Trump.

USA

Passengers, crew on Virgin Atlantic flight quarantined in UK

One passenger tweeted that the passengers had all been on a cruise ship in the Caribbean and that it is believed the illness originated on the ship and not on the plane.

United Kingdom

Theresa May takes questions from the House

Theresa May faced questions about Brexit in the House of Commons, as the deadline for the UK to leave the EU approaches.

USA

Justin Trudeau vowed to change politics. Now a scandal may doom him.

"It turns out women really aren't just like men, and aren't necessarily afraid to stand by their beliefs," one pundit wrote about the crisis captivating Canada that's tarnished its prime minister.

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'Extreme gust of wind' on Norwegian cruise ship injures several people

The gust was estimated to be around 100 knots, which is equivalent to 115 miles per hour.

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Suicide blast near Afghanistan airport kills 4, official says

Five people were also wounded when the bomber, who was on foot, detonated his explosives at the gate of a construction company in Jalalabad, an Afghan police chief said.