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Barack Obama Says Fake News on Facebook Must Be Guarded Against; Misinformation Hurts Democracy
Obama said that the increasing push of fake news on Facebook and other digital social channels is hurting the basic principles of democracy.
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Small Explosion Outside French Embassy In Athens, Police Say
Unidentified attackers on a motorcycle threw an explosive device at the French embassy in central Athens early on Thursday, wounding a guard, police said, in an attack that came less than a week before US President Barack Obama visits the city.
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Officer Pooja Thakur, Who Led Guard of Honour For Obama, Sues Indian Air Force
Wing Commander Pooja Thakur, who became one of the most visible faces of the Indian Air Force (IAF) after leading a Guard of Honour for US President Barack Obama last year, has gone to the Armed Forces Tribunal after being denied full service.
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Iran Frees US Sailors, Heading Off Crisis
Iran moved Wednesday to head off a potential crisis days before the expected implementation of its nuclear deal with world powers by releasing 10 US Navy soldiers it had detained in the Gulf.
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Accused 9/11 Plotters' Objections To Female Guards A Bid To Stall Trial: US Officer
Prisoners' religious objections to being touched by female guards at Guantanamo Bay are an attempt to stall proceedings in the death penalty trial of five men accused of a role in the September 11 attacks, a US military commander testified on Thursday.
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US Pledges $259 Million to Southeast Asian Nations for Maritime Security
The United States said today it would provide $259 million to its Southeast Asian allies for maritime security, as tensions rise over Beijing's island-building in the disputed South China Sea.
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Barack Obama Joins Summit in Turkey Clouded by Paris Attacks
US President Barack Obama landed in a heavily guarded Turkish resort on the Mediterranean today to join a summit clouded by the Paris assaults claimed by Islamic State jihadists.
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Barack Obama to Slow Pace of Withdrawal of US Troops From Afghanistan
President Barack Obama is set to announce on Thursday that he will slow plans to draw down U.S. troops from Afghanistan and instead keep the current force of 9,800 through most of 2016 before beginning to trim levels, senior administration officials said.
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Fires in US State of Washington Largest in its History
A group of wildfires blazing in the western US state of Washington have become the largest in the state's history, and 2015 has become the state's worst fire year on record, officials said on Monday.
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Obama to Warn About Rising Sea Levels and its Likely Impact on US
President Barack Obama will on Wednesday warn that a one-foot rise in sea levels could cost the United States as much as $200 billion, in a speech warning of the security risks of climate change.
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Barack Obama Says Fake News on Facebook Must Be Guarded Against; Misinformation Hurts Democracy
Obama said that the increasing push of fake news on Facebook and other digital social channels is hurting the basic principles of democracy.
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Small Explosion Outside French Embassy In Athens, Police Say
Unidentified attackers on a motorcycle threw an explosive device at the French embassy in central Athens early on Thursday, wounding a guard, police said, in an attack that came less than a week before US President Barack Obama visits the city.
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Officer Pooja Thakur, Who Led Guard of Honour For Obama, Sues Indian Air Force
Wing Commander Pooja Thakur, who became one of the most visible faces of the Indian Air Force (IAF) after leading a Guard of Honour for US President Barack Obama last year, has gone to the Armed Forces Tribunal after being denied full service.
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Iran Frees US Sailors, Heading Off Crisis
Iran moved Wednesday to head off a potential crisis days before the expected implementation of its nuclear deal with world powers by releasing 10 US Navy soldiers it had detained in the Gulf.
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Accused 9/11 Plotters' Objections To Female Guards A Bid To Stall Trial: US Officer
Prisoners' religious objections to being touched by female guards at Guantanamo Bay are an attempt to stall proceedings in the death penalty trial of five men accused of a role in the September 11 attacks, a US military commander testified on Thursday.
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US Pledges $259 Million to Southeast Asian Nations for Maritime Security
The United States said today it would provide $259 million to its Southeast Asian allies for maritime security, as tensions rise over Beijing's island-building in the disputed South China Sea.
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Barack Obama Joins Summit in Turkey Clouded by Paris Attacks
US President Barack Obama landed in a heavily guarded Turkish resort on the Mediterranean today to join a summit clouded by the Paris assaults claimed by Islamic State jihadists.
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Barack Obama to Slow Pace of Withdrawal of US Troops From Afghanistan
President Barack Obama is set to announce on Thursday that he will slow plans to draw down U.S. troops from Afghanistan and instead keep the current force of 9,800 through most of 2016 before beginning to trim levels, senior administration officials said.
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Fires in US State of Washington Largest in its History
A group of wildfires blazing in the western US state of Washington have become the largest in the state's history, and 2015 has become the state's worst fire year on record, officials said on Monday.
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Obama to Warn About Rising Sea Levels and its Likely Impact on US
President Barack Obama will on Wednesday warn that a one-foot rise in sea levels could cost the United States as much as $200 billion, in a speech warning of the security risks of climate change.
