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Philippine police arrested three people for cracking jokes about a bomb while on their way to attend Pope Francis's mass in Manila, an official said Tuesday. The man and two women were arrested at a police checkpoint on Sunday while heading to the mass in Rizal Park which attracted a record six.... |
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In one of the most impressive analyses of the war on terror, Professor Jeffrey Sachs, of Columbia University, explains how decades of western military violence have driven some Middle Easterners to contest the war on a wider battlefield, instead of only in their own countries. |
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Manila. Philippine police arrested three people for cracking jokes about a bomb while on their way to attend Pope Francis's mass in Manila, an official said Tuesday, AFP reported. The man and two women were arrested at a police checkpoint on Sunday while heading to the mass in Rizal Park which.... |
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The following are the top stories in the international and national newspapers today. Times of Malta quotes legal experts saying that revoking oil trader George Farrugia’s pardon risks complicating matters for the police in pending court cases against former Enemalta officials. |
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Second of a two-part series. By KEITH BAKER, AMANDA TONOLi. and BRANDON PARK. TheNewsOutlet.org. In April 2012, Dr. Arthur R. James of Ohio State University sent out a press release announcing that Ohio was 48 out of 50 in infant deaths. Then he sat by the phone waiting for a response. He got one call. |
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It's a campaign by Marriage Equality Ireland to raise funds for the Yes campaign ahead of the spring referendum on same-sex marriage. As the photos were being taken and every was milling around chatting in Panti Bar, the subject of Leo Varadkar came up. |
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Queensland election 2015: Abbott confirms he will not be joining the LNP's re-election campaign.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott says he will not be joining Queensland Premier Campbell Newman on the state election campaign. Mr Abbott has stayed away from Queensland, while Federal Opposition Leader Bill.... |
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TONY Abbott retains hope the Indonesian president will show mercy to two Bali Nine drug smugglers, whom he says have “well and truly reformed” in prison.
The Prime Minister continues to lobby Joko Widodo to cancel the planned executions of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, following the weekend.... |
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NEW YORK Conservative distrust of Pope Francis, which has been building in the U.S. throughout his pontificate, is reaching a boiling point over his plan to urge action on climate change and to do so through a document traditionally used for the most important papal teachings. |
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott has left open the possibility of Australia withdrawing its ambassador to Indonesia if the execution of Bali nine members Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan goes ahead. Mr Abbott on Tuesday confirmed he had personally lobbied Indonesian President Joko Widodo on behalf of the.... |
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Tags: MMDA The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority on Tuesday sought understanding for the relatively slow cleanup of trash left behind at the site of Pope Francis' Mass at the Luneta last Sunday.
In a radio interview, MMDA chairman Francis Tolentino said his agency's cleanup crews are.... |
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