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Honduras — In the tile-roofed presidential palace near downtown Tegucigalpa, a man sits behind a long wooden desk claiming to be the country’s president.
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The end of the diploma requirement to be a professional journalist in Brazil is yet another chapter in the bitter story of Brazilian printing press’ decadence....
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A “kiss-in” drew about 60 people sporting pink paper hearts to the sidewalk just off of LDS Church property near Temple Square on Sunday to protest actions...
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Audra Shay, the Young Republicans leader accused of endorsing racism on Facebook, was elected head of the group for GOP members under 40 this afternoon.
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I have been writing about the political situation in Zimbabwe for about four and a half years and lived in that country for thirty four years.
Even though I now live...
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His portrait adorns giant billboards in every corner of the capital: hugging a child, making a speech and smiling serenely atop comforting platitudes about progress and...
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Not that they really have the right to complain, but these are also dire economic times for smugglers and gun runners.
Show up any afternoon at the Sitara Market on...
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He came to the United States in 1996 to paint houses and work in construction. Like many of his fellow Irishmen, he returned home soon after to ride the Celtic Tiger,...
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For a group of students who often met at the school, on the University of Minnesota campus, those words seemed especially fitting. They had fled Somalia as small boys,...
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After a decade of an enviable track record regarding safety and record progress, Safety seems to have taken a backdoor at the Delhi Metro construction sites….
There...
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“A typical street whore.” “A bunch of ghetto thugs.” “Ghetto street trash.” “Wonder when she will get her first...
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A New Zealand taekwondo athlete has opened a brothel to help fund his bid to compete at the 2012 London Olympics, local media reported Sunday.
Logan Campbell, 23, told...
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A family in Saudi Arabia is taking a “genie” to court, accusing it of theft and harassment, reports say.
They accuse the spirit of threatening them,...
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How many times can you bury your child without going mad? It’s a question that has haunted hundreds of Bosnian mothers facing an agonising dilemma: as researchers...
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The Automobile Association release of the latest newsletter ‘Destination New Zealand’ has attracted shock and outrage from the Christchurch ...
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Gays are humans created by a deficient Hormonal spray.
They are neither sinners nor culprits, they Are born that way.
………… G. S. J.
The landmark ruling by the...
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The government has announced the start of the official return of internally displaced people (IDPs) of the Malakand division. The return of the IDPs has been planned...
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The Employment Court has ruled that disability support workers are working when doing ’sleepover’ shifts and should be paid at least the minimum adult wage...
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Swami Vivekananda stated that ‘The various religions that exist in the world ,although they differ in the form of worship they take, are really one.’The...
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Lakhs of hapless patients who cannot afford the vagaries of the so-called five star and other omnipresent private hospitals in India become victims of the government...
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Lyme disease on the rise in Canada
If not diagnosed and left untreated, the symptoms of Lyme disease will progress from flu-like lethargy to severe heart and...
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