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Saudi-led coalition, Yemen deny Iran embassy hit in Sanaa

A memorial service for the executed cleric, Nimr Baqr al-Nimr, went ahead peacefully Thursday in Awamiya in Saudi Arabia’s predominantly Shiite eastern region, the Associated Press reported.

Fingerprint of Paris suspect found in Belgian raid

A fingerprint of Paris attacks fugitive Salah Abdeslam has been found in a flat in Brussels where explosive belts may been manufactured, said police.

Missing people found safe after West Australia bushfire rips through Yarloop

Yarloop residents are angry authorities ignored their fears about a lack of water pressure in the town past year after a resident told media there was no water for firefighters

Congress sends health law repeal to Obama for first time

But it won’t stay there long; President Barack Obama has vowed to veto any Republican bill that guts his signature health care law, a five-year-and-counting effort.

Governor says he won’t pardon men featured in ‘Making a Murderer’ show

The new Netflix documentary series Making a Murderer has captivated the nation, with hordes of citizens now trying to get Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey released from prison.

Cruz says Canadian birth does not block him from presidency

ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) – Texas Sen.

Cologne police chief condemns sex assaults on New Year’s Eve

Cologne police said at least 90 victims filed assault complaints, including one for rape.

Powerball jackpot climbs to estimated $675M

Michigan Lottery players have a chance to win the largest lottery jackpot in US history Saturday night.

No. 1 Kansas outlasts No. 2 Oklahoma 109-106 in 3 overtimes

Wroblewski’s mark came way back in 1962. Hield stayed behind after a heartbreaking loss to do a SportsCenter interview, and when he wrapped up, he received a standing ovation from

Governor, Flint mayor meet to discuss water crisis

Rick Snyder said they had a positive and constructive meeting in Lansing Thursday morning and pledged to work together to resolve the city’s drinking water crisis as Weaver said estimates

Feds Say Alabama Judges Must Obey US Supreme Court Decision

On a Sunday night last February, hours before same-sex marriages were scheduled to begin in the state, he issued a similar order to probate judges, most of whom defied the

Iran bans imports of all products from Saudi Arabia

Tehran said Saudi warplanes had attacked its embassy in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, damaging the building and injuring its staff.

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