India's Kashmir clampdown leaves Muslims cut-off for Eid
"It doesn't feel like Eid," one Kashmiri said, frustrated by the government blocking communications with loved ones back home
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Versace and Coach apologize for Hong Kong t-shirts
After a backlash from Chinese consumers, both luxury brands said the t-shirts had been pulled from their stores
Epstein death shifts focus to British alleged co-conspirator
Socialite Ghislaine Maxwell has been accused of finding teenage girls for Epstein and his friends, including a British royal
Protests shut down Hong Kong airport as China gets more aggressive
Beijing accuses pro-democracy protesters of showing "signs of terrorism" as police use more force in street confrontations
Guatemala's next leader wants to alter immigration deal with U.S.
Conservative Alejandro Giammattei says he'd like to change pact signed with Trump admin. aimed at stemming flow of migrants to U.S.
The desperate pleas of asylum seekers who "Remain in Mexico"
The U.S. government has forced thousands of asylum-seeking families to wait in dangerous Mexican cities for their court dates. During their hearings in the U.S., most of their pleas are futile
North Korea says Kim Jong Un oversaw test firings
Trump said Kim had written him a letter with a "small apology" for the recent missile tests
Austrian man breaks world record for longest time spent in ice
After the event was over, Koeberl said he could have stayed in the icebox longer, but "I didn't need to"
Climate change and overfishing increasing mercury levels in fish
Climate change "is not just about what the weather is like in 10 years," said researcher Amina Schartup. "It's also about what's on your plate in the next five."
Trump says Kim Jong Un wrote him a letter with a "small apology"
Trump said that Kim sent him a letter asking to meet and giving a "small apology" for testing short range missiles
North Korea fires more projectiles, South Korea says
North Korea has launched short-range missiles at least four other times since July 25
Chase forgives customer debts on two Visa cards in Canada
Chase could have sold its outstanding debt to a third-party which could have gone after the customers but chose not to
India plants 220 million trees in a single day
More than a million people in Northern India came together Friday to combat climate change
Scientists distill vodka from Chernobyl's radioactive zone
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Want seagulls to stop stealing your food? Try this
New research shows you may be able to avoid being a victim of seagull theft with some simple eye contact
Trump says he offered UFC's Dana White the press secretary role
Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
Mass shooting in Polish market leaves at least 6 dead, 15 injured
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U.S. expands naval blockade to include task force on disrupting ground transport
Mississippi Senate race still a toss-up; Democrat holds slim lead
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