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UN chief urges nations to consider deploying forces to help Haiti to rebuild after the devastating earthquake on Jan. 12, 2011. Officials say the U.S. has about 200 troops in Port-au-Prince, and other countries…
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Vancouver’s air quality affected as several wildfires rage across British Columbia This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story…
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Why one of Europe’s top airports has become a ‘crazy mess’ Máirnames: The airport is closed and most flights have been cancelled. Airlines cancel or divert flights Airport has seen delays and cancellations By…
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How the star of ‘Till’ found the strength to play ‘the mother lode’ of roles The story of how “Till” actor Jesse Metcalf went from being a kid in Hollywood with dreams of becoming…
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Durham probe falls flat in courtroom but still exposes depth of FBI’s anti-Trump mania WASHINGTON — For nearly a century, the FBI has taken a dim view of anyone who breaks with the status…
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Why women in leadership roles are more likely than ever to quit their jobs The reasons for the growing levels of female unemployment have been laid bare on Tuesday, with the resignation of one…
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Malaysia election set for Nov. 19 amid fear of floods, smog LONG BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The last-minute scramble for ballots and a possible flood by Hurricane Matthew could be a factor in the…
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When is a public square not a public square? When Toronto police decide to barricade it — yet again. The scene: In the early hours of Saturday morning, police officers in riot gear —…
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Colin Farrell doesn’t have many ‘true friends.’ But Brendan Gleeson is one of them. The cast of The Shape of Water – or more of those things you can’t put into words – is…
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Iranian Climber Elnaz Rekabi Is Welcomed by Crowds in Tehran for His Rescues In June, Elnaz Rekabi was climbing Mount Everest when he fell and broke both of his arms, one of his legs…
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