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Sen. Elizabeth Warren Criticizes White House’s Puerto Rico Policy

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., criticized the White House’s recent move to offer an economic plan for Puerto Rico for its lack creativity.
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Guatemala Elections: Comedian Jimmy Morales Defeats Former First Lady, Elected President

Jimmy Morales, a former TV comedian with no experience in government, has proven that his bid for the Guatemalan presidency was no joke by winning the run-off vote against ex-first lady Sandra Torres
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ISIS Raid Video Released, Shows Kurdish, US Forces Freeing Hostages [Watch]

A video showing scenes from the raid near Hawija, in northern Kirkuk province, has been the released by the Kurdistan Regional Government.
Argentina Holds Elections

Argentina's Presidential Election Results in Runoff Slated For November

A day after Argentina’s presidential election, ballet counters have determined that neither the left leaning current party favorite Daniel Scioli, nor the center-to-right candidate, Mauricio Macri, have earned enough votes to be the considered the clear winner.
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Afghanistan Earthquake: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Northern India Feel 7.5 Magnitude Quake; Over 100 Dead

A massive earthquake hit the northern region of Afghanistan on Monday, leaving many dead and causing destruction throughout Central Asia.
Hurricane Patricia Slams Into Mexico's Pacific Coast

Hurricane Patricia Update: Mexico Lives After Super Storm Dissipates

Hurricane Patricia, which was reported to be the strongest hurricane ever recorded at sea and in Mexico, has finally dissipated and did not wreak great ruin despite previous expectations. Mexico recently updated its current status with regard to their population and their properties, saying that there were no fatalities recorded.
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Daniel Scioli Ahead in Argentine Presidential Election; Candidate Backed by President Cristina Kirchner

Exit polls in Argentina inform that Daniel Scioli, the ruling party candidate backed by exiting President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, is the new leader of the Latin American country
Argentina Holds Elections

Argentina Elections: Voters Pick New President Today

After a dozen years of “Kirchnerism,” Argentines are heading to the polls to elect a new leader. As previously reported Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has already served the two consecutive terms allowed by Argentina’s constitution and cannot run again until 2019. Kirchner’s political tenure was preceded by her late husband President Néstor Kirchner.
Large Elaborate Drug Tunnel Found Along U.S. Mexico Border

U.S., Mexico 'Super' Drug Tunnel Discovered in Border Cities; Runs from Tijuana to San Diego

U.S. and Mexican officials discovered one of the longest and most sophisticated drug tunnels used to smuggle drugs from the Mexican city of Tijuana to San Diego, California.
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Texas Weather Forecast [Oct. 2015] Social Media Photos & Latest Updates on Flash Floods

On Saturday, Oct. 24, many parts of Texas were flooded due to non-stop down pouring of rain of up to 20 inches.
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Hurricane Patricia U.S. Forecast & News Updates: Storm Downgraded to Tropical Depression, Causes Less Damage Than Expected [Map]

Hurricane Patricia -- one of the strongest storms ever recorded -- was downgraded to a tropical depression Saturday morning, less than 24 hours after it hit the Pacific coast of Mexico
Professor who Sued CIA Finds Office Burglarized, Data Stolen

Professor Who Sued CIA Finds Office Burglarized, Data Stolen

The office of a University of Washington professor who recently sued the Central Intelligence Agency was burglarized this week, in what the academic called a "suspicious" coincidence.
Christie Wants to Ban Flights to Cuba Over Cop Killer's Extradition

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Wants to Ban Flights to Cuba

Following the recent rapprochement between the United States and Cuba, U.S. air carriers are eager to resume commercial flights to the Caribbean destination. But Republican presidential hopeful and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie wants no such flights to depart from the Garden State.
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Argentina Presidential Elections: Sunday's Election Could Bring End to 'Kirchnerism'

This Sunday, when Argentina holds elections for a new leader, will mark the beginning of the end of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s administration.
Hurricane Patricia eads Towards Mexico

Hurricane Patricia Set to Hit Coast of Mexico

Hurricane Patricia, currently headed toward Mexico's Pacific coast, has become the strongest hurricane ever recorded by the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
Prime Minister Sharif Of Pakistan Meets With President Obama At The White House

US President Barack Obama Talks With Pakistan Leader on Nuclear Tensions, Education

In light of the recent nuclear tensions involving Pakistan and India, U.S. President Barack Obama met up with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Thursday, at the White House in Washington in the hopes of limiting Pakistan's nuclear weapon program.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Meets With US Secretary of State John Kerry

Breaking: Another Attack Happened While John Kerry, Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu Talks Steps to End Violence

U.S. Secretary of Defense John Kerry recently met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Thursday. While the two leaders were discussing the steps to end the Palestinian-Israeli violence, two Palestinians apparently stabbed an Israeli civilian.
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El Chapo Escape News: Mexico Detains Several Suspects Connected with Drug Lord's Prison Escape

Mexican authorities say they've detained several people connected to the escape of legendary drug lord Joaqin "El Chapo" Guzman, including the escapee's brother-in-law.
Mexican New Yorkers To March in Protest of Eric Garner Ruling, Missing Mexican Students

Mexico Will Reopen Investigation Into Missing 43 Students From Guerrero

Mexican authorities will reopen an investigation into the disappearance of 43 students in the state of Guerrero.
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet Signs Civil Union Bill into Law

LGBT News: Chile Civil Union Law Goes Into Effect

Chile has just introduced a new law that will make it easier for unmarried couples who live together to co-own property and make medical decisions for one another
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