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France to send more troops to Central African Republic
PARIS, March 24 (Xinhua) — France will strengthen its military presence in the Central African Republic to protect French citizens there after the country’s capital
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Syria chemical weapons: finger pointed at jihadists
By Alex Thomson, Chief Correspondent, Channel 4 News A Syrian Army source gives the first account of what is believed to have been a chemical
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Report: huge increase in US troops in South Korea
Both USFK and SK Ministry of National Defense dispute figures that show troop levels far above the agreed upon 28,500 By Kim Kyu-won and Gil
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Sick: Teachers and Students Called 16-Year-Old Girl “Freak,” “Alien,” and “He-She”
She claims that when she went to the principal to complain about the harassment, the principal allegedly replied, “I don’t want a dyke in this
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N. Dakota pushes abortion ban: ‘Life begins at conception’
North Dakota legislatures have passed toughest anti-abortion resolution, asking the public to decide whether the state constitution should define life as beginning at conception. If
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Second NYPD officer testifies on stop-and-frisk quotas, racial targeting
Following a leaked recording seeming to prove the existence of an NYPD arrest quota system, a second police officer has come forward to explain to
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Palestinian hunger striker released, exiled to Gaza
A Palestinian prisoner has been exiled to Gaza for ten years, after a long-term hunger strike led the Israelis to sign a deal, releasing the
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Iraq War Could Cost $6 Trillion
by John Glaser The current price tag is already at $2 trillion The US war in Iraq has cost $1.7 trillion with an additional $490 billion in
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Yale will train US Special Forces in interrogation techniques using immigrants as guinea pigs
Yale University is planning to train US Special Forces to detect lies by practicing on immigrants. The program strives to provide soldiers with such interview
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Leaked trial evidence suggests NYPD set arrest quotas
Arrest and summons quotas for New York police were outlawed in 2010, and although solid evidence of such requirements has been difficult to come by,
