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28 Dead In Las Cruces Prison Riot In Acapulco City

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SeaWorld Faces Major Setback Following Investigation Over 'Blackfish' Documentary; Shareholders Express Fear Over Financial Woes

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Jurors In Martin Shkreli’s Fraud Trial Dismissed For Name Calling; Prosecutors Claim Shkreli’s Stories As Ploy

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Mosul Celebrates First Eid Holiday In Years Without Isis Being In Control; Some Residents Still Not Pleased For A Reason

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YouTube Takes New Approach In Removing Videos That Promote Offensive Viewpoints

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Thai Communities Struggling With Rising Drug Use Amid Crackdowns And Educational Efforts

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War On Drugs Intensifies, Creates More Nervousness, Concerns Among Cannabis Investors

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China Gives Full Support To President Duterte’s Drug War Following Successful Joint Operation

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Cybersecurity Experts Link North Korea To Ransomware Cyber-Attack To Financially Support Their Regime

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2 Men In Indonesia Sentenced To 85 Lashes For Having Sex: Rights Activists Condemn The Extreme Punishment

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WannaCry Ransomware Second Wave Attack Infects More Systems; U.S. Government To Discuss Solutions To Stop Threat

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Mexico Named 2016 2nd Deadliest Country Due To Increasing Death Toll From Drug War

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Violence Worsens In Brazil Following General Strike: Activists, Unions Protest Over Pension Reforms [Report]

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Knightscope Develops Crime Patrol Robots, Can Replace Human Security Guards In The Future [Report]

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Mexico Faces Risk Of Open Gas Trade From Fuel-Theft Epidemic, Affects Foreign Investment [Report]

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