Suicide Bombing In Afghanistan Kills 12

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Eight civilians and four policemen were killed, although the intended target was NATO.



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Mitt Romney Chooses Paul Ryan As His Running Mate

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Romney's choice has inspired strong reactions on both sides of the political spectrum.



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Air Force Commander Dismissed Amidst Sex Scandal

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The commander had overseen investigations into sexual abuse claims.



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Afghan Attacks Three U.S. Marines

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The attack brings the total number of U.S. servicemen killed Friday to 6.



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Soldier Who Planned Fort Hood Attack Sentenced

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Army Pfc. Naser Jason Abdo was sentenced to life in prison for planning an attack on U.S. soldiers.



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Syrian Rebels Brace For Attack On Aleppo

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Adding to the already high death toll, fresh attacks began again in Aleppo and Damascus Saturday.



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Truman's Grandson Visits Hiroshima For Victims’ Memorial Service

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He visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on Saturday to present a wreath for the victims.



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Three Protesters Detained At Pussy Riot Trial

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They shouted things like, "Freedom for Pussy Riot!"



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Six Miners Die In Coal Mine Accident In Mexico

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The men were trapped under 100 tons of collapsed coal and rock.



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Battle In Aleppo Continues For Fourth Day

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The Syrian army has begun using helicopters and fighter jets against rebels in Aleppo.



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Attacks Continue In Iraq After Deadliest Day In Two Years

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Attacks in 19 cities Monday resulted in 116 dead and at least 235 wounded.



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Search For Amelia Earhart's Plane Renewed

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The expedition has so far failed to obtain conclusive evidence as to her disappearance.



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Church Official Convicted Of Covering Up Sexual Abuse By Priests

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Msgr. William J. Lynn faces three to six years in prison.



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New Report Indicates Holmes Had Grenades, Gasoline In Apartment

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Suspect had more than 30 grenades, 10 gallons of gasoline.



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Clashes Continue In Syria Between Rebels And Government Supporters

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Violence continued in Aleppo and Damascus Saturday, bringing the death toll of the past two days to 550.



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Air Force Teacher Convicted Of Raping Students

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Staff Sgt. Luis Walker was found guilty of 28 charges of sexual assault.



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Obama Spent Twice As Much As Romney Last Month

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Even though Romney raised more, Obama spent more last month.



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James Holmes Bought Over 6,000 Rounds Of Ammunition, Legally

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In the weeks leading up to the shootings, Holmes also bought four guns.



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Auditors Report That Billions Were Wasted During The War In Iraq

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The final audit report on Iraq reconstruction funds was released Friday.



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California Governor Jerry Brown Signed 48 Bills Yesterday

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One of the bills constituted a hands-free exception to the ban on texting while driving.



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During Investigation Into Sandusky, Paterno Paid Millions

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Paterno was paid a package of about $5.5 million.



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United Nations Will Investigate Tremseh Massacre In Syria

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The international community has condemned the massacre of 150 people.



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Mississippi’s One Abortion Clinic Will Remain Open

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A judge ruled that the clinic can remain open, but the abortion law that would have forced the clinic to close will take effect.



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Libyans Vote In First Free Election In 60 Years

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The voting went relatively smoothly, and the results are expected later this month.



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Morsi Orders Probe Into Deaths Of Egyptian Protesters

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The committee will report the results of the fact-finding mission in two months.



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U.S. Names Afghanistan Special Ally

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The designation indicates the U.S.'s commitment to long-term support of Afghanistan.



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Violence In Syria Spills Into Lebanon

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Shelling killed and injured several individuals in Lebanon Saturday.



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Violence In Syria Escalates As World Powers Meet To Decide Strategy

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World powers have a possible solution but violence is at its worst.



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Japanese Protest Restarting Of New Nuclear Power Plant

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After the Fukushima disaster last year, the Japanese have largely been opposed to nuclear power.



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Sudan Cracks Down On Protesters

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Protesters demand that President Omar al-Bashir step down.



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Egypt’s New President Sworn In To Office

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Morsi proclaimed the inauguration of the "second republic" of Egypt.



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Sandusky On Suicide Watch After Hearing Guilty Verdict

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After being convicted of 45 of 48 counts of sexual abuse, Sandusky was placed on suicide watch.



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Impeachment Of Paraguayan President Inspires Backlash

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Lugo's supporters took to the streets in opposition to the senate's actions.



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Egypt Erupts In Protests Ahead Of Election Results

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Egyptians protest the military's hold on power and the delayed election results.



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Voting For New President Begins In Egypt

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Saturday was the first of two days of voting in the final presidential race.



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Decade's Worth Of Accusations Against Secret Service Agents Released

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A 229-page report details accusations of misconduct since 2004.



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U.N. Halts Observer Mission In Syria Due To Escalating Violence

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The 300 observers will remain in Syria but will not be monitoring the ceasefire. 



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China Planning Manned Space Flight For June

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It will be China's fourth manned space flight, and might include a female astronaut.



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Violence In Syria At Worst Levels Yet

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25 were killed on Saturday in Daraa and Homs, after nighttime violence in Damascus.



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New Email Evidence Obama Influenced By Drug Companies

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Pharmaceutical companies agreed to run favorable ads for healthcare reform.



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