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"He Lost His Mind," Friend Says Of US Missionary Killed By Andaman Tribe
On Instagram, John Chau came off like a carefree young adventurer - climbing mountain peaks and exploring jungles. But in reality, the missionary harbored a deadly obsession with an isolated tribe in India he'd first read about as a teen.
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"Satan's Last Stronghold...?" US Man Wrote Before Death On Andaman Island
The night before John Chau returned for the last time to North Sentinel Island, he struggled with a sense of fear that his death might be imminent.
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What US Missionary Wrote Before Andaman Tribe Killed Him: Foreign Media
An American missionary trying to meet and convert one of the most isolated hunter-and-gatherer tribes in the world offered them fish and other small gifts before the tribesmen killed him and buried his body on the beach, journals and emails show.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s India Trip Cost US Taxpayers $100,000, Show Documents
Donald Trump Jr.'s lavish India trip to sell his family's luxury condominium projects cost U.S. taxpayers nearly $100,000, documents obtained by The Washington Post show.
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Trump Joked He Could Play Matchmaker For PM Modi: Foreign Media
President Donald Trump allegedly joked he could play matchmaker for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after learning from aides that the 67-year-old Indian leader has long been estranged from his wife, according to a new report in Politico.
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Photographer Clicks Pic Of Couple Kissing In Rain. He Was Thrashed, Fired
The photo - a dreamy scene of two lovers kissing in the monsoon rain - went viral in Bangladesh almost immediately after photojournalist Jibon Ahmed posted it on his Facebook page Monday.
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WhatsApp to Place Strict Limits on Message Forwarding in India
Indians forward more messages, photos and videos than any other country in the world.
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Nirbhaya's Rapists Get Closer To Eventual Execution: Foreign Media
India's Supreme Court on Monday rejected the pleas to review the capital sentences of three assailants in a notorious gang rape and murder of a young college student that shook India in 2012, bringing them one step closer to eventual execution.
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WhatsApp Offers $50,000 For Help To Tackle Fake News After Mob Killings
WhatsApp is offering research grants to social scientists to help it combat the spread of "misinformation" through the cross-platform messaging service. The move comes in the wake of a string of lynchings in India from fake news rumors spread on the free messaging platform.
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Mob Lynchings Fueled By WhatsApp Sweep India: Foreign Media
WhatsApp Rumours: Five people were killed by a mob in India on Sunday after rumors spread on social media that they were child traffickers, the latest in a string of lynchings tied to fake social media messages that have left officials stunned and grappling with ways to control the rising violence.
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"He Lost His Mind," Friend Says Of US Missionary Killed By Andaman Tribe
On Instagram, John Chau came off like a carefree young adventurer - climbing mountain peaks and exploring jungles. But in reality, the missionary harbored a deadly obsession with an isolated tribe in India he'd first read about as a teen.
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"Satan's Last Stronghold...?" US Man Wrote Before Death On Andaman Island
The night before John Chau returned for the last time to North Sentinel Island, he struggled with a sense of fear that his death might be imminent.
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What US Missionary Wrote Before Andaman Tribe Killed Him: Foreign Media
An American missionary trying to meet and convert one of the most isolated hunter-and-gatherer tribes in the world offered them fish and other small gifts before the tribesmen killed him and buried his body on the beach, journals and emails show.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s India Trip Cost US Taxpayers $100,000, Show Documents
Donald Trump Jr.'s lavish India trip to sell his family's luxury condominium projects cost U.S. taxpayers nearly $100,000, documents obtained by The Washington Post show.
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Trump Joked He Could Play Matchmaker For PM Modi: Foreign Media
President Donald Trump allegedly joked he could play matchmaker for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after learning from aides that the 67-year-old Indian leader has long been estranged from his wife, according to a new report in Politico.
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Photographer Clicks Pic Of Couple Kissing In Rain. He Was Thrashed, Fired
The photo - a dreamy scene of two lovers kissing in the monsoon rain - went viral in Bangladesh almost immediately after photojournalist Jibon Ahmed posted it on his Facebook page Monday.
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WhatsApp to Place Strict Limits on Message Forwarding in India
Indians forward more messages, photos and videos than any other country in the world.
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Nirbhaya's Rapists Get Closer To Eventual Execution: Foreign Media
India's Supreme Court on Monday rejected the pleas to review the capital sentences of three assailants in a notorious gang rape and murder of a young college student that shook India in 2012, bringing them one step closer to eventual execution.
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WhatsApp Offers $50,000 For Help To Tackle Fake News After Mob Killings
WhatsApp is offering research grants to social scientists to help it combat the spread of "misinformation" through the cross-platform messaging service. The move comes in the wake of a string of lynchings in India from fake news rumors spread on the free messaging platform.
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Mob Lynchings Fueled By WhatsApp Sweep India: Foreign Media
WhatsApp Rumours: Five people were killed by a mob in India on Sunday after rumors spread on social media that they were child traffickers, the latest in a string of lynchings tied to fake social media messages that have left officials stunned and grappling with ways to control the rising violence.
