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They walk among us! Some even fly among us! They may even take the bus among us from time to time! Homosapiens-Superior is here, and can do things that have scientists scratching their heads.
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AP, Copenhagen
A 23-year-old man accused of being involved in a terror plot to kidnap Danish soldiers and use them as hostages has been acquitted by a court.
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AP, Dubai
The U.S. Navy says a cargo ship has been hijacked off the Somalia coast _ the latest in a series of attacks by pirates operating out of the African country.
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AP, London
Another best-selling memoir, another battle over the line between truth and fiction.
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AP, Baghdad
Iraq’s prime minister has gone on national television to defend a security pact with the United States that his Cabinet has overwhelmingly approved.
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AP, Tokyo
Japanese police posted guards at the homes of former health ministry bureaucrats Tuesday after attacks on the families of ex-officials left two people dead and another...
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AP, Luofu
Congolese rebels said Tuesday they were pulling back their forces to allow talks with the army, whose soldiers were fleeing and even fighting their own allies as any...
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AP, Geneva
The World Council of Churches will help deliver Christmas messages and prayers of peace to the biblical birthplace of Jesus.
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AP, London
A new poll indicates Prime Minister Gordon Brown and his Labour Party are closing in on Britain’s opposition Conservative Party.
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AP, Kabul
NATO troops in eastern Afghanistan fired 20 artillery rounds at insurgents inside Pakistan in an attack the alliance said was coordinated with the government in...
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AP, Baghdad
Iraq said Tuesday that it will hold long-awaited provincial elections on Jan. 31, a step forward for U.S.-backed efforts to promote national reconciliation even though...
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AP, Belfast
Northern Ireland’s long-feuding leaders have announced an end to their five-month deadlock in power-sharing negotiations.
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AP, Baghdad
Iraq says it will hold long awaited provincial elections on Jan. 31. They will be the first provincial elections since 2005, when Iraq’s insurgency was far...
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AP, Mogadishu
Pirates who seized a Saudi supertanker loaded with $100 million in crude oil anchored the ship within sight of impoverished Somali fishing villages Tuesday, while the...
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AP, Shanghai
A Chinese migrant worker faces a possible death sentence after he said he stabbed a Canadian model to death in her Shanghai apartment building, his lawyer confirmed...
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AP, Mogadishu
A Somali official is vowing to rescue a hijacked Saudi oil supertanker “by using force if necessary.”
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AP, Baghdad
Iraq’s top Shiite cleric said Tuesday that the U.S.-Iraqi security pact would only be viable if the country’s main political groups backed it and it...
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AP, London
European stock markets fell Tuesday following Asian losses amid further gloom about the state of the world economy and the banking system’s prospects in...
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AP, Tbilisi
Both Georgia and Russia seriously violated international law during their war in August, rights group Amnesty International charged Tuesday.
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AP, Dubai
Owners of a Saudi oil supertanker hijacked by Somali pirates grappled with how to respond Tuesday, as navies patrolling the region said they would not intervene to stop...
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AP, Warsaw
Poland’s president has put words in Barack Obama’s mouth, kept Condoleezza Rice waiting, and snubbed national icon Lech Walesa.
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A Lancashire grandfather has his buttocks insured for £1 million.
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The world is quickly moving to a bi-polar world led by two super powers: the U.S. and China. The way things are shaping up, on the one pole we will have the U.S., the...
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