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Search over for missing NY toddler; her whereabouts unclear

Syracuse police have issued an Amber alert for a 1-year-old girl who they say has been taken by her father.

Greece braces for growing number of stranded migrants

Some 5,000 people were stuck on the border and another 4,000 arrived at Greece’s Piraeus port, as Macedonia said only Syrians and Iraqis would be let in, according to the

Top diplomats meet at fraught time between US, China

The U.S. accused China last week of exacerbating tensions in the South China Sea by apparently deploying surface-to-air missiles in the Spratly Islands, and China responded Monday by accusing Washington

Cruz Communications Director Dismissed for Misquoting Rubio

“I posted in haste”.

Date expected for Kabul-Taliban meeting

Taliban militants on Tuesday claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed 14 people in Parwan province.

Pentagon to submit plan to Congress for closing Guantanamo prison

The Pentagon is expected to submit a plan to the United States Congress to close the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, setting up a battle with politicians who oppose

Thousands Stranded at Jammu Rly Station

“AI is charging a nominal all-inclusive fare”.

How did Hillary Clinton win Nevada?

In Nevada, Clinton won the democratic primary by a margin of four percent and received four more delegates than Bernie Sanders.

Hindu priest killed, 2 devotees injured in Bangladesh

Bangladesh Police have detained three people in connection with the attack on a temple in north Bangladesh on Sunday where a Hindu priest was killed and a devotee shot at.

Spurs lose to Palace, West Ham thrashes Blackburn in FA Cup competition

Martin Kelly’s goal on the stroke of half-time was enough for Crystal Palace to cause a minor shock at White Hart Lane on Sunday.

Possible Robert Pickton memoir prompts outrage, appeal from B.C. government

“It comes on the eve of a national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and I’m upset about it, but the other folks that are going to

Federal authorities investigating deaths of 13 bald eagles on Eastern Shore

According to Thomson, the eagles have been tagged “and the investigation is being handed over to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service”.

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