NATO chief weighs in on the Brexit debate
Jens Stoltenberg says: "A strong U.K. in a strong Europe is good for the U.K., but it's also good for NATO"
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Stem cell doc faces manslaughter charge over transplants
Disgraced scientist, once considered pioneer in regenerative medicine who led operations in U.S., accused of lying to patients
Scottish neighbors taunt Trump with Mexican tricolor
Property owners who lost battle to block billionaire's golf resort on Scotland's coast are still mad, and they've run their protests up a poll
Rare and risky South Pole medical rescue hits crucial point
48 people planned to spend the winter at American research facility, including a doctor, but one person needs urgent medical care
1 of world's top golfers pulls out of Rio Games over Zika
Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy says he's putting "my health and my family's health" over desire to compete in Olympics
Lightning strikes kill dozens of farm laborers
India's monsoon season take an unusually high one-day toll across the state of Bihar
Plane lands at South Pole for medical rescue mission
Small plane arrived at the South Pole after a 1,500-mile, nine-hour trip from a British base on the Antarctic peninsula to rescue a sick worker
ISIS losing its grip on the Iraqi city of Fallujah
U.S. military advisers say about a third of Fallujah is secure, but fighting continues; ISIS held the city for two years
S. Korea: North Korea fires 2nd missile in a day
North Korea apparently fired two powerful new Musudan mid-range missiles, U.S. and South Korean military officials said
How to protest China's notorious dog meat festival
Thousands of dogs are killed every year for the annual festival in southern China
Soldiers shoot jaguar used in Olympic torch ceremony in Brazil
Brazil's army says it had to kill a jaguar used in an Olympic torch relay ceremony after it escaped its leash and tried to attack a soldier
Assassinated U.K. lawmaker's husband blames politics
Brendan Cox said his late wife had worried about Brexit politicians "creating division and playing on people's worst fears
U.S. disputes Iraqi claims on ISIS-infested Fallujah
Iraqi special forces claimed last week they'd captured the contested city after long fight, but ongoing gun battles indicate otherwise
Dangerous South Pole rescue mission underway for sick contractor
While rescue planes can use skis to land on the ice, flaps and other vital systems have frozen over in prior rescue missions
More Olympians robbed at gunpoint in Rio ahead of Games
There's still several weeks before the Summer Games begin, and the city of Rio still apparently will need all that time to make things safer
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3 children, 1 adult killed in Oregon school shooting, sources say
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Ousted general warned of missile defense shortage before Iran war
Trump calls off plan to livestream Fort Hood shooter's execution
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Strait of Hormuz still unsafe for ships, maritime group warns
White House prepares plans to use "mother of all bombs" on Iran
Vance says "selling access to the White House" is "disgusting"
White House's Katie Zacharia confirms she never passed bar exam
Sikh separatist says FBI warned him of new threat against him
