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Carolyn Kaster / AP Why Obama Is Overlooking Human-Rights Worries in Vietnam
The president decision to lift the ban on weapons sales to the Southeast Asian country came despite concerns over political freedom.
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Mark Makela / Reuters Soon, Bill Cosby Will Have His Day in Court
A judge ruled Tuesday that the entertainer’s trial on charges of sexual assault can go forward.
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Siphiwe Sibeko / Reuters The Rhino-Horn Trade Returns to South Africa
The country’s Supreme Court of Appeal has made way for the legal domestic trade of rhino horns.
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Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP How Republican Governors Are Narrowing Clinton's Choices
Harry Reid says ‘Hell no’ to a running mate who would be replaced in the Senate by a Republican. That means you, Elizabeth Warren, Sherrod Brown, and Cory Booker.
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Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters Venezuela Without Coca-Cola
Sugarcane shortfalls have forced the company to cease Coca-Cola production in the South American country.
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More North Korean Defections
Three North Koreans who worked at a restaurant in China have fled to a third country.
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AP Track of the Day: 'Forever Young'
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Susan Ragan / Reuters Tony Gwynn’s Family’s Lawsuit Against Big Tobacco
Two years after the Hall of Famer died at 54 from using chewing tobacco, his family is going after the industry.
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Soe Zeya Tun / Reuters Six Months in Prison for a Burmese Poet Charged With Online Defamation
Maung Saung Kha wrote that he’d tattooed a now-former leader’s name on his penis.
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Reuters The Raid on Google’s Headquarters in Paris
French officials say the tech giant owes $1.7 billion in back taxes.
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Susan Walsh / AP Congress Rejects D.C.'s Declaration of Fiscal Independence
The District wants to control how it spends its money. Republicans in the House say no.
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Giannis Papanikos / AP Evacuating a Greek Refugee Camp
The operation at the Idomeni camp on the border with Macedonia that houses more than 8,000 people is expected to take 10 days.
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Steve Helber / AP Reports of a Federal Investigation of Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe
The Democrat is allegedly being scrutinized for accepting illegal campaign contributions.
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Mike Segar / Reuters The NFL’s Concussion Cover-Up
A new congressional report claims the league tried to pull funding on concussion research.
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Thaier Al-Sudani / Reuters The Battle Against ISIS in Fallujah Begins
Iraqi forces and other militias have started an offensive to recapture the city from the militant group.
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Thomas Mukoya / Reuters Kenya’s Violent Protests
Three people are confirmed dead in Monday’s demonstrations.
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Kim Kyung Hoon / Reuters How Did Thieves in Japan Steal $13 Million From Convenience-Store ATMs?
Investigators in Japan believe an international organization stole the millions in a coordinated attack that lasted about two hours.
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Patrick Semansky / AP The First Verdict in the Freddie Gray Case
Police officer Edward Nero has been acquitted of all four charges against him.
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Chris Pizzello / AP The Noble Futility of Madonna’s Prince Tribute
Her patchy Billboard Awards performance is drawing the inevitable flak, but fortunately other artists will get their chances to pay homage.
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Susan Montoya Bryan / AP The Navajo Farmland Without Water
New Mexico farmers are re-evaluating the state of their crops after a pipeline broke earlier this month.
