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Trump warns U.S. allies to take back captured ISIS fighters

"We have thousands of ISIS fighters that we want Europe to take, and let's see if they take them. If they don't take them, we'll probably have to release them to Europe," Trump told reporters.

United Kingdom

Pro- and anti-Tommy Robinson protests to be held in London

"Experience has shown us that protests such as those planned for this weekend can create tension and disorder," a Met Police Commander said ahead of the rallies.

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Prosecutors want ASAP Rocky to do 6 months

The rapper from Harlem has the support of President Donald Trump and celebrities like Kim Kardashian West and Jada Pinkett Smith.

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Over 150 great white sharks spotted off coast of Cape Cod since June

A man died last year after being attacked by a shark off the coast of Cape Cod. It was the first fatality from a shark attack in Massachusetts since 1936.

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Earthquake hits off the coast of Indonesia, triggering tsunami warning

Residents of a coastal area were advised to "immediately evacuate to a higher place."

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Sex doll ruling arouses controversy in South Korea

A petition launched against the import of sex dolls argues an influx of the products could lead to an increase in sex crimes.

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U.S. Ebola patients mark 5 years since recovery as outbreak rages in Congo

While Congo's death toll of 1,800 pales in comparison to the 11,300 killed in West Africa in 2014-16, the current outbreak has been unrelenting.

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U.S.-Russia arms control treaty dies; U.S. to test new weapon

Washington and Moscow walked out of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty that Reagan and Gorbachev signed in 1987, raising fears of a new arms race.

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Saudi Arabia ends restrictions on women traveling

The new rules approved Friday allow any person 21 and older to travel abroad without prior consent and to apply for a passport on their own.

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Saoirse Kennedy Hill, RFK granddaughter, is dead, family says

Saoirse Kennedy Hill, 22, one of Robert and Ethel Kennedy's 35 grandchildren, wrote about her depression-induced suicide attempt in 2016.

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Magnitude 6.8 earthquake shakes Chile

A strong earthquake has hit off the coast of central Chile, though there are no immediate reports of damage or injury.

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Watch: Wave pool in China malfunctions, triggering tsunami that injures dozens

Visitors at a water park in Northern China were shocked when they were suddenly smashed by a giant wave.

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Italian says he was threatened by Americans accused of policeman's murder

Sergio Brugiatelli, who police allege introduced two U.S. teens to a Rome drug dealer, says he was afraid the Americans would harm his family.

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Rwanda seals Congo border after third Ebola case in city of Goma

Latest case increased fears the virus could take root in densely populated city more than 220 miles south of where the outbreak was first detected.

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Dozens dead after ballistic missile strike, suicide bombings in Yemen

The missile hit in the city's neighborhood of Breiqa where a military parade was underway by forces loyal to the United Arab Emirates.

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ASAP Rocky to give evidence in Swedish assault trial

The rapper pleaded not guilty to assault in connection with a June 30 scuffle between his entourage and a 19-year-old man in Stockholm.

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North Korean soldier defects across the DMZ, South Korea says

The soldier expressed his intention to defect to South Korea, said South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff.

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Video shows Oklahoma woman hit with stun gun after kicking officer

The 65-year-old woman refused to sign an $80 ticket for a broken tail light before driving away and resisting arrest, according to the footage.

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Police find Indian coffee shop chain owner's body in river

V.G.Siddhartha, 60, had left Bangalore on Monday and left his car near a bridge in Dakshina Kannada district in Karnataka state.

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For first time since independence from U.K., Hong Kong charges protesters with rioting

This is the first time since the former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997 that its authorities have used rioting charge.