POLITICS
Dakota oil pipeline gets final go-ahead
The Army Corps of Engineers grants a permit for the controversial oil pipeline to cross the Missouri river in a blow to the Standing Rock Sioux tribe.
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COLOMBIA
Colombia’s govt., ELN rebels begin peace talks
The government and the country's second-largest rebel group launch formal peace talks in Ecuador.
SOCIETY
Students walk out of class to protest Trump
Students take to the streets of New York City to protest against President Donald Trump’s policies.
SOCIETY
Tornadoes wreak havoc in Louisiana
Monstrous tornadoes rip through US state of Louisiana, destroying homes and cutting power.
TURKEY
Erdogan: Vote for stronger president
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan calls on the nation to vote in favor of bolstering his presidential powers as the country’s post-coup purge continues.
POLITICS
McCain slams Trump for US-Russia comparison
John McCain censures Donald Trump's recent comparison of the US and Russia, saying the two countries are not morally comparable.
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NATO deploys German battalion to Lithuania
NATO deployed hundreds of German troops to Lithuania as part of its multinational battalion aimed at bolstering its eastern flank against Russia.
POLITICS
Appeals court holds hearing over Trump ban
A US federal appeals court begins a hearing over the future of President Donald Trump's travel ban.
FOREIGN POLICY
Enter new US ‘table’ for more Iran threats
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is parroting hollow threats against Iran in an effort to market the Trump administration as a tough one.
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Rohingya rape report horrifying: UN chief
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ spokesman says he "was horrified" by a report of security forces raping Rohingya Muslims in Myannmar.
POLITICS
Pence saves Trump’s notorious pick
The US Senate confirms Donald Trump’s pick via a tie-breaking vote by Vice President Mike Pence, marking the first time in US history that a VP changes a 50-50 vote.
POLITICS
No parliamentary veto over May’s Brexit
British lawmakers vote against parliamentary veto power over Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal.
GERMANY
Syrian refugee suing Facebook over fake news
Facebook is facing legal action by a Syrian refugee whose picture with German Chancellor Angela Merkel was used in fake news items.
INTERVIEWS
‘UK complicit in Saudi war crimes in Yemen’
The UK government is “complicit” in Saudi Arabia’s war crimes in Yemen, says an academic in London.
INTERVIEWS
‘US still occupies Japan following WWII’
An author says the United States still occupies Japan, Germany and Italy based on agreements with their governments following WWII.
BRAZIL
Brazil army maintains order in Espirito Santo
Brazil's army troops manage to reestablish control over Espirito Santo state after three days of bloody violence.
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Moise sworn in as Haiti's new president
Moise took the oath during a ceremony at the National Assembly in Port-au-Prince on Tuesday.
YEMEN
Saudi admits 2 troops slain in Yemeni attacks
The Saudi soldiers were killed in the village of al-Tuwal in the kingdom’s southwestern Jizan Region bordering Yemen.
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