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Chemical Attack in Syria Kills 58

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China Installs Surveillance Cameras in Churches By Force, Some Christians Resist

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Life in Prison for Those Who Kill Cows in Gujarat, India

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Turkey Successfully ends Military Campaign in Syria

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Nigerian Students Attacked in Noida near New Delhi

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US Airstrike in Syria Kills More Than 30 People Near ISIS Held Raqqa

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Eight Arrested After Westminster Terror Attack

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Chicago Teen Allegedly Gang-Raped, Video Posted on Facebook Live, Chicago Police on the Hunt

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Israeli Drone Allegedly Killed Syrian Civilian, Israel Warns If Syria Attacks Against them Again, ‘we will destroy them without the slightest hesitation’

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Twin Babies Attacked Brutally with Hammer, One-Year-Old Boy Died; Suspected Father Arrested

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