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Iowa Congresswoman Endorsing Joe Biden’s Presidential Bid
Joe Biden has landed a high-profile endorsement for his presidential bid as Rep. Abby Finkenauer becomes the first member of the Iowa congressional delegation to take sides in the Democratic nominating contest.
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Politician Who Warned About Driving Drunk Is Charged With It
The top Republican in the New York State Assembly was charged New Year’s Eve with driving while intoxicated in his state-issued vehicle, just a week after he wrote a newspaper column warning citizens against getting behind the wheel drunk.
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IS Claims Attack on Russian Police That Killed 1 Officer
The Islamic State group is claiming responsibility for an attack on a police post in southern Russia.
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Volkswagen, German Consumer Group in Diesel Settlement Talks
Volkswagen and a German consumer group said Thursday they will conduct talks on a possible settlement in a landmark case in which hundreds of thousands of people aim to establish a right of compensation for cars affected by the automaker?s diesel emissions scandal.
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Egyptian Journalist Says His Home Raided, Brother Arrested
An Egyptian journalist known for his critical views of the government said on Thursday that police raided his parents’ house the previous night and arrested his brother.
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Turkey Detains 7 in Probe Into Ghosn Fleeing Bail in Japan
Turkish authorities have detained seven people as part of an investigation into how former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn, who skipped bail in Japan, was able to flee to Lebanon via Istanbul, Turkish media reported Thursday.
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Floods in Indonesia Capital Kill 17, Force Thousands to Flee
Severe flooding and landslides triggered by torrential rain in Indonesia’s capital have killed 17 people and displaced tens of thousands, a disaster official said Thursday.
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Charlize Theron, Daniel Craig Among Golden Globe Presenters
Charlize Theron, Octavia Spencer and Daniel Craig are among the first presenters announced for Sunday?s Golden Globe Awards.
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Turkey’s Parliament to Vote on Sending Troops to Libya
Turkey’s parliament is voting Thursday on whether to send Turkish troops to Libya to help the U.N.-supported government in Tripoli battle forces loyal to a rival administration in eastern Libya that is seeking to capture the capital.
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Cristobal’s New-Look Oregon Looks to Build on Rose Bowl Win
The helmets are as shiny as ever, and the team still has an untold number of uniforms, but Oregon has reinvented itself as a physical and hard-nosed football team.