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ISIS leader seemingly breaks 11-month silence in audio recording
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After the Tsunami, Japan’s Sea Creatures Crossed an Ocean
- After the Tsunami, Japan’s Sea Creatures Crossed an Ocean New York Times
- Sea Critters Hitchhiked Across the Pacific on Tsunami Debris U.S. News & World Report
- Tsunami sent Japanese sea creatures to US beaches, on plastics The Mercury News
- Japanese Animals Are Still Washing Up in America After The 2011 Tsunami The Atlantic
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Two 3-year-olds shot, injured by toddler; officials to determine whether crime was committed
- Two 3-year-olds shot, injured by toddler; officials to determine whether crime was committed ABC News
- Toddler Shoots Two Children at Michigan Home U.S. News & World Report
- Toddler shoots playmates at Michigan daycare Channel NewsAsia
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US Supreme Court to take up union fee case first sparked by Rauner
- US Supreme Court to take up union fee case first sparked by Rauner Chicago Tribune
- Justices issue orders from “long conference” (UPDATED) SCOTUSblog (blog)
- Supreme Court to Decide on Power of Public Sector Unions NBCNews.com
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Trump lifts foreign shipping restrictions for storm-hit Puerto Rico
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump temporarily lifted restrictions on foreign shipping from the U.S. mainland to Puerto Rico on Thursday to help get fuel and supplies quickly to the U.S. territory as it reels from the devastation of Hurricane Maria.
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Turkey raises oil threat after Iraqi Kurds back independence
ERBIL, Iraq/ANKARA (Reuters) – Turkey threatened potentially crippling restrictions on oil trading with Iraqi Kurds on Thursday after they backed independence from Baghdad in a referendum that has alarmed Ankara as it faces a separatist insurgency from its own Kurdish minority.
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May fires warning to Boeing over Bombardier trade dispute
LONDON (Reuters) – Prime Minister Theresa May told U.S. planemaker Boeing on Thursday that its behaviour in a trade dispute with Canada’s Bombardier was undermining its commercial relationship with Britain.
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