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Joshua Paul / AP The Search for the Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane
Australia’s Transport Safety Bureau says pieces of debris recovered near Mozambique last month “almost certainly” belong to flight MH370.
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Massoud Hossaini / AP The Taliban’s Continuing Campaign
At least 28 people were killed and more than 300 wounded Tuesday in an attack on the center of Kabul.
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Track of the Day: 'In for a Penny, in for a Pound'
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Carolyn Kaster / AP The Ever More ‘Complicated’ U.S. Relationship With Saudi Arabia
Just as President Obama prepares to travel to Riyadh, the kingdom has threatened to withdraw hundreds of billions in investments over a Senate bill related to 9/11.
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HBO Girls’ Surprising Definition of Adulthood
The excellent fifth season of the show was about reconciling the person you’ve become with who you want to be.
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David J. Phillip / AP Major Flooding in Houston
Authorities have already rescued 150 people from the water, as heavy rain is expected to continue until Tuesday.
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Lolita C. Baldor / AP The Fight Against ISIS in Mosul
Over 200 American troops, along with Apache helicopters, will help Iraqi forces in their campaign against ISIS in the Iraqi city.
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Stefan Wermuth / Reuters When a Company Tells People Not to Eat Its Products Every Day
What’s behind Mars’ efforts to distinguish between “everyday” and “occasional” food?
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Joe Skipper / Reuters Carnival's About-Face on Cuban Americans
The cruise company has announced it will allow anyone to book cruises to the island.
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Reuters Will ‘Brexit’ Make Britain Poorer?
The country’s Treasury says so, adding “costs substantially outweigh any potential benefit of leaving the EU” when Britons vote in a referendum on June 23.
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Hasan Jamali / AP OPEC and Falling Oil Prices
The cartel was unable to agree on a production freeze that would have stabilized global markets.
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Adriano Machado / Reuters Brazil’s Impeachment Battle
The country's lower house voted Sunday to remove President Dilma Rousseff from office, setting the stage for a vote in the Senate.
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Guillermo Granja / Reuters The Rising Death Toll in Ecuador’s Earthquake
Officials say at least 350 people have been killed in the country’s most powerful earthquake in decades.
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Reuters An Earthquake in Ecuador
At least 41 people are dead and dozens are wounded after a quake struck the South American country’s coast.
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Steve Schapiro / PowerHouse Books Capturing David Bowie
Rare photos of the late artist experimenting with new personas in the 1970s.
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