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Death toll rises in Istanbul building collapse

More bodies were pulled from the rubble on Thursday afternoon raising the death toll to 10, officials said.

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U.K., E.U. leaders spar during 'robust' Brexit talks

Britain's Parliament voted down May's Brexit deal last month, largely because of concerns about a provision for the border between the U.K.'s Northern Ireland and E.U. member Ireland.

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Gucci pulls $890 blackface sweater

"We are fully committed to increasing diversity throughout our organization and turning this incident into a powerful learning moment."

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Final sliver of ISIS territory will fall within days, Trump predicts

However, ISIS sleeper cells are carrying out assassinations and setting up checkpoints In liberated areas across Syria and Iraq.

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Istanbul building collapse kills two; rescuers save six others

"Racing against time, the teams are working, making great sacrifices," former Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told reporters.

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Euroviews. Facebook is creating a dystopian nightmare. We need to wake up ǀ View

We trusted internet platforms to be benign. We reacted too slowly to warning signs. But if we want to preserve agency over our lives, we have to act now.

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There's a 'special place in hell' for some Brexit backers, E.U. chief says

U.K. and E.U. leaders are due to meet Thursday to find a way forward after British lawmakers rejected the divorce agreement.

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NATO's newest member is changing its name to join

Both Greek and Macedonian parliaments agreed to rename the country the Republic of North Macedonia, ending Athens' years-long veto of its neighbor's efforts to join NATO and the E.U.

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Video of shark used as bong lands Australian fisherman in hot water

Police in Australia have not confirmed that the shark used for the bong was real.

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Euroviews. Want to know the true state of the union? ǀ View

As long as Trump remains popular within his base I don’t know if we’re going to see a lot of profiles in courage in the Republican Party.

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Pope Francis for first time acknowledges sexual abuse of nuns by priests

The pope credited his predecessor Pope Benedict with taking action against an order whose nuns were subjected to "sexual slavery."

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Billions of fireworks light up skies as Asia welcomes Year of the Pig

China's railway ministry forecast mainland travelers would make 413 million trips during the three-week period around the holiday.

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9 dead, 50 rescued after suspicious fire in Paris apartment building

"More than 250 people arrived immediately and, throughout the night, saved over 50 people in truly exceptional conditions."

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Francis becomes 1st pope to celebrate Mass in Arabian Peninsula

An estimated 135,000 people witnessed the pontiff's homily being delivered in Italian and translated into Arabic with English subtitles on giant screens.

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Serial killer staged photos of victims, Canadian prosecutor says

The prosecutor didn't display the images during the session, but said McArthur staged some after the men were dead: Two showed corpses with cigars in their mouths.

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Euroviews. If Trump declares a national emergency, his border wall would drown in lawsuits ǀ View

Texas landowners would have few legal options if Congress funded the wall. But if Trump goes around them, lawyers will have a field day.

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Iraqi president says U.S. has no right to 'watch Iran' from his country

Iraq has found itself in a tricky position between two of its key allies as relations deteriorate between Tehran and Washington.

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Francis visits United Arab Emirates, becomes first pope to travel to peninsula

The pontiff is due to address faith leaders in a show of religious tolerance in a Muslim region known for its restrictions on religious freedom.

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Life under ISIS led these Muslims to Christ

"If heaven is made for ISIS and their belief, I would choose hell for myself instead of being again with them in the same place, even if it's paradise."

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Surviving Brexit: Some in U.K. take drastic steps as 'No Deal' looms

Some fear that if Britain leaves the E.U. without a deal in place there could be chaos at the border, leading to possible shortages of food and medicine.