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The Al Qaeda Plot To Kill Ex-US President Bill Clinton That History Nearly Forgot
Air Force One with President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton aboard was on its final approach to Manila on Nov. 23, 1996, when their U.S. Secret Service detail received alarming intelligence.
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Pakistani Christians protest over deadly church bombing, death toll rises to 82
Angry Christians protested across Pakistan on Monday to demand better protection after a devastating double suicide bombing at a church killed more than 80 people.
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'Lady Al Qaeda' sentenced to 15 years in prison
A woman dubbed "Lady Al Qaeda" for being the first female in Saudi Arabia who underwent trial for involvement in terrorist activists has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by a court in the kingdom.
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Saudi court jails 'Al Qaeda lady' for 15 years: State media
A Saudi court today jailed for 15 years a Saudi woman known as the "Al Qaeda lady" for being the first woman in the kingdom tried for involvement in violence by the jihadist network, state media said.
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The Al Qaeda Plot To Kill Ex-US President Bill Clinton That History Nearly Forgot
Air Force One with President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton aboard was on its final approach to Manila on Nov. 23, 1996, when their U.S. Secret Service detail received alarming intelligence.
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Pakistani Christians protest over deadly church bombing, death toll rises to 82
Angry Christians protested across Pakistan on Monday to demand better protection after a devastating double suicide bombing at a church killed more than 80 people.
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'Lady Al Qaeda' sentenced to 15 years in prison
A woman dubbed "Lady Al Qaeda" for being the first female in Saudi Arabia who underwent trial for involvement in terrorist activists has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by a court in the kingdom.
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Saudi court jails 'Al Qaeda lady' for 15 years: State media
A Saudi court today jailed for 15 years a Saudi woman known as the "Al Qaeda lady" for being the first woman in the kingdom tried for involvement in violence by the jihadist network, state media said.
