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First stop Riyadh: A high-stakes, high-profile foreign debut for Trump

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World Apr 18

American aid worker expected to walk free after three years in Egyptian prison

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Politics Mar 07

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Politics Jan 31

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World Dec 08

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After some initial silence, Republican presidential candidates began to make calls for a peaceful end to the takeover of a small wildlife refuge by anti-government protesters 30 miles outside Burns, Oregon.

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World Nov 02

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The investigation into what happened to Metrojet Flight 9268 and the 224 mostly Russian passengers aboard is in its third day. As the mystery deepens, representatives from at least five countries are now involved in finding out what happened to…

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