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US Man Accused Of Engaging In Sex with Corpse On NYC Subway
A man is accused of engaging in sexual misconduct with the corpse of a homeless individual aboard a New York City subway train. Police are searching for the suspect, who was last seen wearing distinct clothing near the Whitehall St station.
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Foreign Minister S Jaishankar Meets Counterparts From Kazakhstan, Fiji
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met his counterparts from Kazakhstan, Fiji and St Vincent and Grenadines on the sidelines of the 74th session of the UN General Assembly in New York on Tuesday.
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Man With Gasoline Can Arrested At New York's St Patrick's Cathedral
A man was arrested Wednesday night after entering St Patrick's Cathedral in New York carrying two cans of gasoline, lighter fluid and butane lighters, police said, just days after a fire badly damaged the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
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Denmark Plans To Send Some Migrants To An Island That Housed Sick Animals
Since 1926, it's housed stables, a laboratory for the study of contagious animal diseases and a crematorium for dead pigs and cows. The uninhabited, 17-acre island even boasts a ferry called the Virus, according to the New York Times.
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Meet Kristen Stewart's New Girlfriend, St Vincent
Kristen Stewart and musician St Vincent made a public appearance as a couple at the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Show
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Aishwarya Rai's Sarbjit Co-Star is 'Completely in Awe' of the Actress
Ankur, who resides in New York, made his debut in 2010 in Payal Sethi's Grant St Shaving Co. Soon after, he played a negative role in Apurva Lakhia's Zanjeer, which also starred Sanjay Dutt and Priyanka Chopra
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The World's Most Magnificent Railway Stations
Traveling provides an opportunity to discover transit points that are impossible to circumvent yet are often overlooked. Let's take a look at the most striking railway stations around the world.
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Pope Praises Nuns as 'Women of Strength' After Vatican Probe
Pope Francis heaped praise on Catholic nuns on Thursday in his first New York appearance, calling them "women of strength," in a move to salve wounds opened by his predecessor who had launched a probe into what he had regarded as radical feminists. .
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Oxford University Nominates First Female Vice-Chancellor
The University of Oxford said today that it had nominated a female vice-chancellor for the first time in its history, naming terrorism expert Professor Louise Richardson to the chief executive role.
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2015 Pulitzer Prizes Announced, The New York Times Wins 3
The New York Times on Monday won three prestigious Pulitzer Prizes and a St Louis newspaper took the breaking news photography award for its coverage of the racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Anger After Latest Police Killing of Black Teen in US
Officials scrambled to head off renewed anger on Wednesday after an armed black teenager was shot dead by a white officer in a St Louis suburb, insisting the use of force was justified.
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Seven Arrested in New York in Ferguson Protest
Police in New York on Thursday arrested seven protesters who tried to disrupt the massive Thanksgiving Day parade over the decision not to charge a Ferguson cop who shot dead an unarmed black teen.
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Police Shot Ferguson Race Victim Six Times: Report
Michael Brown, the unarmed black 18-year-old gunned down by a white officer in a suburb of St Louis was shot at least six times, the New York Times reported late Sunday.
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The historic phone call that led to US-Iran thaw
After seeing off Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh after their summit meeting in September, President Barack Obama hurried back to his Oval office in the White House to make a historic phone call.
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'Dead' patient wakes up just before organ harvest
A patient who had been declared 'dead' opened her eyes just as doctors prepared to remove her organs in a hospital in New York.
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US Man Accused Of Engaging In Sex with Corpse On NYC Subway
A man is accused of engaging in sexual misconduct with the corpse of a homeless individual aboard a New York City subway train. Police are searching for the suspect, who was last seen wearing distinct clothing near the Whitehall St station.
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Foreign Minister S Jaishankar Meets Counterparts From Kazakhstan, Fiji
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met his counterparts from Kazakhstan, Fiji and St Vincent and Grenadines on the sidelines of the 74th session of the UN General Assembly in New York on Tuesday.
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Man With Gasoline Can Arrested At New York's St Patrick's Cathedral
A man was arrested Wednesday night after entering St Patrick's Cathedral in New York carrying two cans of gasoline, lighter fluid and butane lighters, police said, just days after a fire badly damaged the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
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Denmark Plans To Send Some Migrants To An Island That Housed Sick Animals
Since 1926, it's housed stables, a laboratory for the study of contagious animal diseases and a crematorium for dead pigs and cows. The uninhabited, 17-acre island even boasts a ferry called the Virus, according to the New York Times.
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Meet Kristen Stewart's New Girlfriend, St Vincent
Kristen Stewart and musician St Vincent made a public appearance as a couple at the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Show
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Aishwarya Rai's Sarbjit Co-Star is 'Completely in Awe' of the Actress
Ankur, who resides in New York, made his debut in 2010 in Payal Sethi's Grant St Shaving Co. Soon after, he played a negative role in Apurva Lakhia's Zanjeer, which also starred Sanjay Dutt and Priyanka Chopra
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The World's Most Magnificent Railway Stations
Traveling provides an opportunity to discover transit points that are impossible to circumvent yet are often overlooked. Let's take a look at the most striking railway stations around the world.
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Pope Praises Nuns as 'Women of Strength' After Vatican Probe
Pope Francis heaped praise on Catholic nuns on Thursday in his first New York appearance, calling them "women of strength," in a move to salve wounds opened by his predecessor who had launched a probe into what he had regarded as radical feminists. .
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Oxford University Nominates First Female Vice-Chancellor
The University of Oxford said today that it had nominated a female vice-chancellor for the first time in its history, naming terrorism expert Professor Louise Richardson to the chief executive role.
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2015 Pulitzer Prizes Announced, The New York Times Wins 3
The New York Times on Monday won three prestigious Pulitzer Prizes and a St Louis newspaper took the breaking news photography award for its coverage of the racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Anger After Latest Police Killing of Black Teen in US
Officials scrambled to head off renewed anger on Wednesday after an armed black teenager was shot dead by a white officer in a St Louis suburb, insisting the use of force was justified.
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Seven Arrested in New York in Ferguson Protest
Police in New York on Thursday arrested seven protesters who tried to disrupt the massive Thanksgiving Day parade over the decision not to charge a Ferguson cop who shot dead an unarmed black teen.
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Police Shot Ferguson Race Victim Six Times: Report
Michael Brown, the unarmed black 18-year-old gunned down by a white officer in a suburb of St Louis was shot at least six times, the New York Times reported late Sunday.
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The historic phone call that led to US-Iran thaw
After seeing off Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh after their summit meeting in September, President Barack Obama hurried back to his Oval office in the White House to make a historic phone call.
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'Dead' patient wakes up just before organ harvest
A patient who had been declared 'dead' opened her eyes just as doctors prepared to remove her organs in a hospital in New York.
