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North Korea Upset by U.N. and Indicates Fourth Nuclear Test

World

In a statement released on state-controlled North Korean television on Thursday, the nation's government announced that it is "unable to refrain any longer" in regard to another nuclear test, which will be the fourth since 2006.READ MORE

UKIP leader Nigel Farage

UKIP Impress by Winning Second By-Election in Two Months

World

The victory of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) in the seat of Rochester and Strood on Friday has generated a high level of buzz due not only to its significance, but the history leading up to the win. READ MORE

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Thousands March in an Unsettled Mexico City

World

Tens of thousands of people were seen in the streets of Mexico City on Thursday night, as they demonstrated against a political system that they perceive as corrupt.READ MORE

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Other Family Members Heard No Gunfire in New Jersey Shooting

200 members of the local community gathered on Thursday evening for a vigil in the wake of the New Jersey Pine Barrens house shooting that left two children dead,READ MORE

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Crackdown on Muslim Brotherhood in Middle East Continues

World

Two arrests of major Muslim Brotherhood leaders occurred in Egypt and Jordan on Thursday.READ MORE

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New York Residents Stuck Inside Since Monday’s Snow Storm

US

Thousands of New York State residents have been stuck inside their homes since the powerful snow storm that struck on Monday. READ MORE

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Student in Critical Condition After Florida University Shootings

At this stage, no deaths have been recorded following the Florida State University (FSU) library shootings that occurred early on Thursday. However, one student remains in critical condition at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, where another person is in good condition and another has been discharged. READ MORE

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Early Sri Lankan Elections Approved by Supreme Court

World

Government representatives have confirmed that Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa signed the proclamation for an early election on Thursday after the Supreme Court gave their blessing.READ MORE

United States Secretary of State John Kerry

John Kerry Lands in Paris as Iran Nuclear Deadline Gets Closer

World

United States Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Paris on Thursday morning, with the foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia and France awaiting his presence at a meeting. Awaiting Kerry in Vienna are the two remaining key issues: the future of Iran's nuclear infrastructure and the speed at which sanctions on Iran would be removed if a deal is agreed upon.READ MORE

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Hollande Supports Free Trade Deal with Australia

World

Francois Hollande's official presidential visit to Australia is a first for a French president in the history of the two nations. READ MORE

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Cuban Doctor Flies to Geneva for Ebola Treatment

World

After Dr. Craig Spencer was discharged from New York City hospital last Tuesday, after being diagnosed with Ebola on October 23, a Cuban doctor has tested positive to the incurable virus.READ MORE

Charles Manson in 2011

Charles Manson Given 90-Day License to Marry

26-year-old Afton Elaine Burton is adamant about officially securing Charles Manson as her husband, exclaiming to reporters, "I love him [Manson]."READ MORE

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Ex-ISIS Informant: “We can't stop this thing, but we can limit it”

World

Former al-Qaeda and ISIS group commander Abu Shakr has been imprisoned in Baghdad since late 2013, and has assisted Iraqi security officials ever since. His story emerged for the first time on Wednesday.READ MORE

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Hopes for Peace in Colombia Suffer a Heavy Blow

World

An official FARC statement on Tuesday confirmed the kidnapping of General Ruben Alzate, along with another military officer and a lawyer. Peace talks have consequently halted.READ MORE

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Keystone XL Pipeline Voted Down Until January 2015

Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu was unable to secure the 60-vote total that was required to pass the Keystone pipeline bill through the U.S. Senate. The final result was 59 against, and 41 in favor.READ MORE

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