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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The Opening of Personal Travel to Cuba
The Obama administration says it is further easing restrictions, allowing for “people-to-people educational travel.”
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Gaffe Track: Clinton's Benghazi Amnesia
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Michael Sohn / AP Who Carried Out the Deadly Explosion in Berlin?
Police are investigating the blast that killed the driver of a moving vehicle in the German capital.
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Chris Keane / Reuters Trump Can't Tell the Truth About Violence at His Rallies
The Republican frontrunner fancies himself a bold truthteller, but he acts more like a peddler of escapist fantasies.
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RIA Novosti / Reuters Russia’s Exit From Syria
President Vladimir Putin on Monday ordered the withdrawal of the “main part” of his forces that are fighting on behalf of Bashar al-Assad.
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Darko Vojinovic / AP How the GMO Debate Became a National Nightmare
A Senate battle over the labeling of products with genetically modified organisms encompasses everything from states’ rights and consumer rights to food politics and food science.
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'No, Mr. Obama, We Are Not the Free Riders'
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Gaffe Track: Hillary's Employment Plan for Coal Miners
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Michael Sohn / AP About Those German Election Results...
Losses in three states are being portrayed as a disaster for Angela Merkel and her open-door refugee policy, but the votes present a more complicated picture.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters A Delegate Drought Ends for Marco Rubio
Democratic and Republican candidates won small weekend races ahead of the major contests on March 15.
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Pascal Vossen Inside a Ski Resort for Refugees
More than 100 miles north of the Arctic Circle, an out-of-season Swedish retreat became a temporary home for 600 migrants.
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Reed Saxon / AP Gaffe Track: Hillary Clinton Praises Nancy and Ronald Reagan on AIDS
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Reuters Libya, ISIS, and the Flow of Foreign Fighters
A new UN Security Council report says the Islamic State is attracting outsiders to fight in the failed state, where the group claims it is preventing international intervention.
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Kyodo / Reuters Japan’s Moment of Silence
Five years after the devastating 9.0-magnitude earthquake struck near the eastern coast and triggered a tsunami that killed 18,000 people, the country paused to reflect.
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