The Berlin Zoo has sent the first giant pandas born in Germany to China, dispatching the 4-year-olds on a journey that was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Pit and Paule, who also are known by the Chinese names Meng Xiang und Meng Yuan, departed from Berlin on Saturday aboard an …
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15 November
Poland's prime minister appoints new heads of state security
Poland’s new prime minister, Donald Tusk, said on Tuesday that his pro-European Union government has appointed new heads of state security, intelligence and anti-corruption offices. Two of the new appointees are women. The appointments replace officials who had served under the previous right-wing, Euro-sceptic government. Tusk told a news conference …
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15 November
ISIS hounds of Hell unleashed: How US can stop them
The Gates of Hades are open and the Hounds of Hell let loose. They are raping, torturing and beheading their way through Iraq and Syria, killing everyone who stands in their way – Americans, Christians, even their fellow Muslims. We can’t negotiate with them, or buy them off, or contain …
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15 November
France's top court says controversial surveillance bill doesn't violate the constitution
PARIS – France’s Constitutional Council has ruled that a bill legalizing broad surveillance of terrorism suspects doesn’t violate the country’s constitution. Friday’s decision was the final step before the law can come into effect. The bill was proposed long before the January attacks in Paris by Islamic extremists, but the …
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15 November
Hungary speeding up construction of fence to stop migrants, to be finished by Aug. 31
BUDAPEST, Hungary – The Hungarian government says it will complete by Aug. 31 the construction of a fence meant to stop the flow of immigrants and refugees entering through its southern border with Serbia. Government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs said that Interior Minister Sandor Pinter assured the Cabinet at its meeting …
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13 November
Aid Workers Among 11 Dead in Pakistan Hotel Blast; Taliban Eyed
PESHAWAR, Pakistan – Investigators searched a wrecked luxury hotel in northwestern Pakistan for evidence Wednesday after a brazen suicide bombing killed 11 people, including aid workers, in what the U.N. condemned as a “heinous terrorist attack.” Elsewhere in the volatile region, security forces killed 70 suspected militants in an area …
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13 November
Suspect in Los Angeles Drain Resists Arrest for 12 Hours
LOS ANGELES – A burglary suspect who tried to evade police by hiding in a narrow storm drain for 12 hours Tuesday finally agreed to give himself up after talking to a local TV reporter on his cell phone. The man resisted negotiators, a police dog, an improvised plunger, several …
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13 November
Wisconsin Woman Gets 20 Years in Prison for Helping Boyfriend Kill College Student for Car
MILWAUKEE – A judge in Milwaukee has sentenced a 21-year-old woman to 20 years in prison for helping a new boyfriend kidnap and kill a college student for his car. Tammi LaFave pleaded guilty in March to a charge of felony murder. The case involved 31-year-old Haroon Khan, who thought …
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13 November
Leaders Move Closer to Selecting Top 2 EU Posts
BRUSSELS – Seven socialist prime ministers backed the European Union’s trade commissioner to be its new foreign policy chief, moving a Thursday summit closer to breaking a stalemate over two freshly created top EU jobs. Diplomats said Sweden, the summit’s host, was nominating Belgian Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy for …
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13 November
Suspected Fort Hood Shooter's Attorney Has Long History in Army Law, Says Client 'Coherent'
The lawyer for the Army psychiatrist accused in the mass shooting at Fort Hood says the suspected gunman was “coherent” when he spoke to him and he is “aware that he’s a suspect,” The Associated Press reported. Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan’s attorney is retired Col. John P. Galligan, who has …
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