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The royal couple of Norway celebrated their 25th anniversary today. The royal palace and University Square in Oslo held ski jumpings, games, snowboarding, and a gala concert. Visitors also had the opportunity to view special shows, attend drawing workshops, and bring children of all ages to multiple activities. Today marks the last day of the three day long celebration. A private ceremony for the Swedish royal couple and the Danish Queen was held on Saturday.
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The world's largest dinosaur is receiving its due. The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York City revealed the newest permanent addition to its collection, the Titanosaur, on Wednesday. The Titanosaur is over 122-foot-long and is believed to have weighed about 70 tons when alive over 100 million years ago. The South American prehistoric giant is actually so large, its head protrudes out of the exhibit door and into the elevator area on the fourth floor where it is being housed. The titanosaur at the AMNH, discovered in Argentina in 2014, does not yet have a name. Titanosaur is a group name used to refer to large dinosaurs such as this one, historically the largest animals to have ever roamed the earth. The exhibit will be open to the public on Friday.
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Activists rallied for housing in Recife, Brazil. The demonstration began around 10 a.m. local time after protesters blocked roads with burnt tires and debris. The rally consisted of homeless residents who believe that their land is being stolen. A representative said he would forward the protester's demands to the Ministry of Cities. More than 350 people were in attendance.
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Glasgow, Scotland bid farewell to the HMS Gannet Sea Kings today. The legendary crew is retiring after being replaced by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency on January 1. The team will conclude it's tenure by flying over Prestwick, Glasgow, and Troon. The search and rescue group was commissioned at Prestwick Airport in 1971 and was the one of the busiest SAR teams in the United Kingdom, completing more than 300 rescue operations in 2015.
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Parents rallied for the return of the Chibok girls in Abuja, Nigeria. The parents marched to meet with Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari and demanded answers for the captivity of their children. The girls were abducted 21 months ago by Boko Haram and have not been rescued. The march came days after Buhari said he had no idea about the girls' whereabouts. Protesters were joined by members of the Bring Back Our Girls Group. More than 100 people were in attendance.
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A vigil is held for victims of suicide bombings in Istanbul. A suicide attacker detonated a bomb that resulted in the death of ten German tourists. The attacker had registered as a refugee just a week earlier. The question of whether extremists are seeking asylum to strengthen the anti-immigrant movement remains.
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Journalists confirm continuous shooting as the Skyline Building is cleared out in Jakarta. Reports say some of the attackers might be in the perimeter. At least seven deaths have been confirmed as a result of the attacks.
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Lumiere London begins today in England. The event will take place in thirty of the city's most iconic locations. Some of the featured venues are King's Cross, Piccadilly, and Trafalgar Square. The celebration will end on Sunday January 17.
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Seven explosions were reported in Jakarta, Indonesia. Police have confirmed at least one of the explosions belongs to a bomb. The United Nations announced the possibility of their personnel being injured during the explosions. Unconfirmed reports say at least four have been killed during the incident.
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An 18-year-old has been killed and a 17-year-old wounded following a shooting in East New York on Wednesday. Shots were fired in Brooklyn at approximately 2:30 p.m. at Pennsylvania and Livonia avenues. The 18-year-old was shot in the head and immediately taken to Brookdale Hospital where he was announced dead. The second victim was struck in the right shoulder and seems to be in stable condition. A firearm was recovered in the process.
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Thousands of people wait for Donald Trump's rally in Pensacola, Florida. He will take to the stage at 7 p.m. CST at the Pensacola Bay Center, which can hold up to 10,000 people. Another republican presidential debate is scheduled for Thursday night in South Carolina. Florida's presidential preference primary is only two months away and the Panhandle is vital for the Republican frontrunner to show support. Approximately 52 percent of voters in the Panhandle congressional district are registered Republicans.
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Volunteers collect thousands of water bottles to aid Flint, Michigan during a drinking water crisis. Michigan National Guard leaders distribute free water bottles to residents throughout the city. Faucets in Flint have not distributed safe drinking water for almost two years after the city switched its source to the highly corrosive Flint River and did not protect lead from entering it. As a result, residents have been scarce of safe water. Volunteers and police hope to reach 500 to 600 houses a day and supply them with safe drinking water. Talk about good samaritans!
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Three people are dead following an avalanche at the ski resort of Les Deux Alps in France. Two of the victims were schoolchildren and one was a Ukrainian tourist. After hours of helicopters flying overhead searching for victims, Le Dauphiné Libéré reported that everyone has been accounted for. Rescue efforts will continue into the night to make sure that no one else is trapped under feet of snow. Two psychological counseling units have been set up for any students who have been traumatized by the accident.
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NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) Chairman Christopher A. Hart announced the agency's 2016 Most Wanted List of safety recommendations today in Washington, D.C. However, the agency's wish list does not specifically relate to reducing commercial aviation hazards. An increase in airline safety was reflected in Wednesday's announcement, with the last fatal plane crash occurring seven years ago. The list of safety recommendations emphasizes potential dangers as well including accidents caused by fatigued operators and hazards related to cellphones and other portable electronic devices. It also focused on eliminating the dangers of drug or alcohol abuse and greater use of crash-resistant recording devices. The NTSB has already issued approximately 13,000 safety recommendations since 1974.
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Protesters rallied over the Prime Minister's candidacy in Chisinau, Moldova. The activists demanded stability and asked for a prime minister that is dedicated to bringing an unbiased order to the country's government. On Monday, the Democratic Party announced a new majority in parliament consisting of 56 lawmakers. The group will propose a candidate for prime minister on Wednesday. Sources say President Nicolae Timofti does not approve.
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Journalists protested Poland's media law in Brussels, Belgium. The demonstration took place in front of Polish's embassy around 10:30 a.m. local time. The controversial law gives the government the right to appoint executives of public media stations. It was introduced in December of 2015. The International Federation of Journalists claims the law undermines freedom of the press and democracy. The federation demanded the law's revocation and the right to editorial independence. Protests were also held in Warsaw, Poznań, and Wrocław.
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