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Mexico deploys forces on reports of deadly ambush of Americans

Mexican authorities said military and police were responding to reports that at least five Americans were shot and killed in the state of Sonora.

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U.S. white nationalist arrested in Norway for 'national security reasons'

Greg Johnson is a writer and editor-in-chief of Counter-Currents Publishing, which bills itself as "home of the North American new right."

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Police investigating BTS member over traffic accident

BTS' agency, Big Hit Entertainment, said 22- year-old Jungkook admitted that he caused the accident by violating traffic laws and reached a settlement with the driver.

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Gondoliers-turned-divers scour Venice's famed lagoon and canals for trash

"They found all kind of things, including a lot of bicycles and even a bidet," a local official said. "I doubt tourists bring a bidet to Venice."

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Iraqi protesters attack Iran consulate in Karbala

Demonstrations are aimed at the postwar political system and leaders accused of pillaging country's wealth, as well as powerful Tehran-backed militias.

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Iran announces new violations of nuclear deal

The comments mean that Iran is now operating double the amount of advanced centrifuges than was previously known.

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Toxic smog triggers restrictions on cars in India's capital

World Health Organization data released last year gave India the dubious distinction of having the world's 10 most polluted cities.

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Rights group slams Saudi Arabia for crackdown on dissent

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's reforms obscure his harsh repression of opponents, Human Rights Watch says.

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Hong Kong lawmaker's ear partially bitten off during protest

Graphic video showed a man lunging at the politician, who a colleague said was trying to stop a fight.

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Massive ship stranded on rocks for 101 years at Niagara Falls dislodged

For over a century the dumping scow was considered an unmovable landmark — then it shifted on Thursday.

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Turkish bus driver slams into stop, stabs people, then jumps into sea

13 people were injured in the incident in Istanbul and the bus driver's motive remains unclear.

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Iraqis block key roads as violent anti-government protests continue

Iraqis have been protesting since last month, demanding sweeping change to the political system established after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.

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Tiny, privately owned satellites are changing how we view the Earth

In one year, Planet Labs built as many satellites as the rest of the world combined. Its images are used by governments, researchers, and even farmers.

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Prince Charles' charity admits doubt over authenticity of stately home paintings

Dumfries House bills itself as "one of Britain's most beautiful stately homes."

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'No friends but the mountains': U.S. Syria pullout follows years of Kurdish struggle

"They really did feel that this time, they should not be abandoned and betrayed," political analyst Shivan Fazil said.

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Militants kill 54 in attack on Mali army post, ISIS claims responsibility

"Heavily armed unidentified men attacked around noon. The attack started with shellfire," government spokesman Yaya Sangare said.

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Saudi Arabia formally begins IPO of state-run oil firm Aramco

The kingdom has in the past used the company as a piggy bank for development companies.

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13 killed in Syria car bomb blast

About 20 others were wounded when the bomb exploded in central Tal Abyad, authorities said.

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Iran student leader says he regrets 1979 U.S. Embassy attack

"Like Jesus Christ, I bear all the sins on my shoulders," said Ebrahim Asgharzadeh, a student leader who says he now regrets the seizure of the U.S. embassy and the 444-day hostage crisis.

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Hong Kong police fire tear gas at pro-democracy protest

Protesters sang the British and U.S. national anthems, waving multi-national flags with some calling for independence.