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Pentagon says more troops injured after Jan. 8 rocket attack in Iraq
The Pentagon on Tuesday updated the figures of the number of U.S. troops injured in a retaliatory airstrike on an Iraqi airbase following the death of an Iranian general.
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Plan for Venezuelan migrants to settle in Brazil sees US support
The United States and United Nations on Tuesday launched a program aimed at helping thousands of Venezuelan migrants resettle in Brazil.
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Palestinians say ‘a thousand noes’ to Trump-Netanyahu Mideast peace plan
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday said "a thousand no's" to the long-awaited Middle East peace plan unveiled by President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes between Cuba, Jamaica
An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 struck between Cuba and Jamaica Tuesday afternoon and triggered warnings of a tsunami, according to The U.S. Geological Survey.
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Fugitive Colombian lawmaker who made brazen jailbreak during dental appointment found in Venezuela
A former politician in Colombia who was jailed for buying votes and later executed a jailbreak during a dental appointment was captured Monday in Venezuela after several months on the run.
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China demands apology from Danish newspaper for 'satirical' coronavirus cartoon
Chinese officials demanded a public apology from a Danish newspaper on Tuesday for publishing a cartoon replacing the five stars on the national flag of the People's Republic of China with drawings of five microscopic particles of the coronavirus.
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Female flogging force unveiled in Indonesia to publicly punish women who violate Sharia law
A female flogging unit has been introduced in Indonesia’s Aceh province to dole out public whippings against women found violating the region’s Sharia law.
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Franklin Graham responds after UK event canceled for 'incompatible' LGBTQ views
Christian Evangelist Franklin Graham penned an open letter to the LGBTQ community in the United Kingdom after a stop was canceled for "incompatible" statements.
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Spain's Catalan separatists appear in regional parliament for first time since 2017
The former vice president of Catalonia and five other separatists sentenced to prison after leading an effort to secede from the rest of Spain in 2017 made their first public appearance since their conviction Tuesday, when they were called to testify at a regional parliament hearing in Barcelona.
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Iran, imagery suggest preparation for satellite launch despite US criticism, past failures
Iran is apparently trying to launch a satellite into space despite a string of failures last year and U.S. concerns the program is acting as a front for ballistic missile development.
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2 bodies, flight data recorder recovered from Air Force plane that crashed in Afghanistan, official says
U.S. forces have recovered the remains of two American service members from the Air Force plane that crashed in eastern Afghanistan Monday, a U.S. defense official tells Fox News.
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Australian wildfire sparked by helicopter fighting blazes threatens homes on Canberra outskirts
A wildfire sparked by a military helicopter helping firefighting efforts was blazing out of control and threatening homes on the outskirts of Australia's capital on Tuesday as fire danger escalated across the country’s southeast.
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Amsterdam police arrest man suspected of stealing 30 phones at Sum 41 concert
This probably wasn’t the best disguise for a pickpocket to be wearing.
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Netanyahu withdraws request for immunity on corruption charges
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu withdrew his request for immunity from prosecution on Tuesday, hours before parliamentary proceedings on the subject were set to begin.
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Auschwitz liberation, 75 years later: 5 brilliant minds in the arts who died in the concentration camp
Many artists, from painters to musicians to philosophers, perished in the concentration camp, including prescient visionaries who through their masterpieces documented the horrors as they happened before their tragic deaths.
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France sees rash of anti-Christian acts while anti-Semitism rises, officials say
Anti-Semitic acts increased in France last year by 27%, acts against Muslims inched higher while anti-Christian acts remained stable but highest of all, France’s interior minister said Sunday, denouncing the situation as intolerable.
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Italy elections curtail sweep of right-wing Matteo Salvini to power
Italian right-wing firebrand Matteo Salvini was dealt a new blow Sunday when a key northern region in the politically erratic country swung left in its latest election.
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Vietnam War formally ends: This Day in History
On this day in history, 1973, the United States, South Vietnam, the Viet Cong, and North Vietnam signed the Paris Peace Accords, which formally brought an end to the Vietnam War.
It's that time of year where anything and everything is being proposed at the Indiana Statehouse.
The public is invited to cut certain downed trees at Clifty Falls State Park for firewood.
The petitioners still have some signatures to collect to move the proposal forward.
Jac-Cen-Del remains in the mix for the conference championship in girls basketball.
Sectional play begins Tuesday, February 4.
This announcement was made last night.
