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Former BBC Journalist Among Those Detained In Kabul
Two international journalists who were on an assignment for the UN refugee agency have been detained in the Afghan capital, the UNHCR said on Friday.
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"Catastrophic" Fire Danger For Sydney As Bush Fires Rage Amid High Winds
On Tuesday, millions of Australians in and around Sydney all the way north to the Gold Coast face the highest wildfire risk predicted for the region, as an outbreak of deadly bush fires continues to scorch more than a million acres of the unusually hot and drought-stricken country.
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US Astronaut Shares Aerial Photos Of California Wildfires From Space
California Fires: Astronaut Andrew Morgan took to Twitter on Wednesday as he shared the images of the California wildfires burning north of the Bay area from the International Space Station.
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She Thought There Was A Ghost In Her Home. It Was A Man Living In Her Closet
A North Carolina student thought her apartment was haunted. Then she found a man living in her closet, wearing her clothes.
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Years-Old Photo Of Bleeding Cop Stokes Fears In US About Migrant Caravan
The image is shocking: A Mexican policeman in riot gear bleeds profusely from gashes on his head. The culprits, according to posts spreading virally on social media, were members of the migrant caravan making their way north toward the U.S. border - and delivering violence along the way.
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New York Orders Probe After Radioactive Leak At Nuclear Reactor
A nuclear power plant north of New York City has leaked water contaminated with radioactive tritium into the groundwater below the facility, sparking an investigation by state officials, Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Saturday.
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South Korean Cardinal in First Visit to North Korea
A South Korean cardinal visited the North on Wednesday in the first trip of its kind, an official said, ahead of a visit by Pope Francis to Seoul that Catholic authorities hope will promote peace between the neighbours.
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Letter written on Titanic before ship's sinking up for auction
A letter written on board the Titanic hours before the ship sank is set to go under the hammer and is expected to fetch a whopping 100,000 pounds at an auction.
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Titanic violin set to fetch record price
The violin played by the bandmaster of the Titanic as it sank beneath the waves is expected to fetch a world record fee for memorabilia from the doomed liner when it goes on sale on Saturday.
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Be brave: British Queen's message for imaginary nuclear war
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II was to tell her "brave country" to stand firm as it faced up to a nuclear war, in a previously secret speech prepared for her in 1983.
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S&P hires top defence attorney for $5 billion lawsuit
Standard and Poor's has hired John Keker, one of the country's top white-collar defence attorneys, to help fight a $5 billion lawsuit brought by the US government this week.
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Summer jobs disappear as 7 in 10 US teens jobless
More youths are spending summer months in school, at music or learning camps or in other activities geared for college.
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Australia to stick with Marcus North against India
Marcus North will retain his place in the Australian team for the two Tests in India in October, chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch said.
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Former BBC Journalist Among Those Detained In Kabul
Two international journalists who were on an assignment for the UN refugee agency have been detained in the Afghan capital, the UNHCR said on Friday.
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"Catastrophic" Fire Danger For Sydney As Bush Fires Rage Amid High Winds
On Tuesday, millions of Australians in and around Sydney all the way north to the Gold Coast face the highest wildfire risk predicted for the region, as an outbreak of deadly bush fires continues to scorch more than a million acres of the unusually hot and drought-stricken country.
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US Astronaut Shares Aerial Photos Of California Wildfires From Space
California Fires: Astronaut Andrew Morgan took to Twitter on Wednesday as he shared the images of the California wildfires burning north of the Bay area from the International Space Station.
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She Thought There Was A Ghost In Her Home. It Was A Man Living In Her Closet
A North Carolina student thought her apartment was haunted. Then she found a man living in her closet, wearing her clothes.
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Years-Old Photo Of Bleeding Cop Stokes Fears In US About Migrant Caravan
The image is shocking: A Mexican policeman in riot gear bleeds profusely from gashes on his head. The culprits, according to posts spreading virally on social media, were members of the migrant caravan making their way north toward the U.S. border - and delivering violence along the way.
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New York Orders Probe After Radioactive Leak At Nuclear Reactor
A nuclear power plant north of New York City has leaked water contaminated with radioactive tritium into the groundwater below the facility, sparking an investigation by state officials, Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Saturday.
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South Korean Cardinal in First Visit to North Korea
A South Korean cardinal visited the North on Wednesday in the first trip of its kind, an official said, ahead of a visit by Pope Francis to Seoul that Catholic authorities hope will promote peace between the neighbours.
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Letter written on Titanic before ship's sinking up for auction
A letter written on board the Titanic hours before the ship sank is set to go under the hammer and is expected to fetch a whopping 100,000 pounds at an auction.
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Titanic violin set to fetch record price
The violin played by the bandmaster of the Titanic as it sank beneath the waves is expected to fetch a world record fee for memorabilia from the doomed liner when it goes on sale on Saturday.
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Be brave: British Queen's message for imaginary nuclear war
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II was to tell her "brave country" to stand firm as it faced up to a nuclear war, in a previously secret speech prepared for her in 1983.
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S&P hires top defence attorney for $5 billion lawsuit
Standard and Poor's has hired John Keker, one of the country's top white-collar defence attorneys, to help fight a $5 billion lawsuit brought by the US government this week.
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Summer jobs disappear as 7 in 10 US teens jobless
More youths are spending summer months in school, at music or learning camps or in other activities geared for college.
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Australia to stick with Marcus North against India
Marcus North will retain his place in the Australian team for the two Tests in India in October, chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch said.
