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Colombia's Peace Deal With FARC Rejected
Colombia’s president acknowledged the outcome of Sunday’s referendum in a televised statement, after voters narrowly rejected a peace accord between President Juan Manuel Santos and Marxist rebel group FARC that would have ended 52 years of conflict. Photo: Reuters
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Turkey: IS Cleared From Part of Syrian Border
Turkey-supported Syrian rebel forces ejected Islamic State fighters from a 60-mile stretch along Turkey’s border with Syria, Turkish media and a Syrian rebel unit reported Sunday. Photo: AP
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Rousseff Impeachment: Violent Clashes in São Paulo
Hundreds of demonstrators, protesting against the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff, clashed with police and vandalized shops and banks in São Paulo, Brazil, on Wednesday. Photo: Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
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Study: Robot Babies Don't Reduce Teen Pregnancy
Robot babies dolls meant to cut teen pregnancy rates in fact increase the risk, Australian researchers found. PHOTO: AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE MEDIA CENTRE
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North Korea Test Fires Missile From Submarine
A North Korean submarine launched a missile that traveled some 300 miles Wednesday, an apparently successful test that suggests Pyongyang is improving its ability to threaten nearby countries with nuclear-tipped missiles. Photo: AP
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Rio 'Robbery' Scandal: Lochte Apologizes to Brazil
In televised interviews that aired Saturday, U.S. Olympian Ryan Lochte apologized for “over-exaggerating” the story of what he had called a robbery at gunpoint in Rio, but didn’t admit to lying about the incident. Photo: Globo TV via Reuters
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Rio Olympics: Swimmer Ryan Lochte Robbed at Gunpoint
U.S. swimming star Ryan Lochte and three teammates were robbed at gunpoint in Rio, in an armed robbery that puts the criminal downside of this city back in the spotlight. Photo: Getty Images
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Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi Faces Growing Criticism
Since Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi took office in March as Myanmar’s de facto leader, her government has faced growing criticism over issues such as progress on infrastructure projects and management of ethnic conflicts. Photo: AP
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