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Police 'Operation Slab' Seize Methamphetamine And Weapons In Auckland

500 Pounds of Meth Discovered in California, Operation Linked to Mexican Drug Cartel

500-pound meth operation busted in California, linked to Mexican drug cartel
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South American Goliath Birdeater Spider Spotted: Puppy-Sized Creature Surprises Scientist in Rainforest [Photos]

Entomologist Piotr Naskrecki was taking a night stroll in a Guyana rainforest when he heard rustling in the underbrush. He switched on his flashlight expecting to see a small mammal, like a possum, but instead discovered a huge, puppy-size spider.
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Jail Reportedly Prepping Cell for Oscar Pistorius, Officials Deny Claims

Prison officials have denied allegations that they began preparing a cell for Oscar Pistorius in case he is jailed for fatally shooting his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp last year.
43 People In Dallas Free From 21-day Ebola Quarantine

1,000 People on US Watchlist While Nigeria and Senegal Declared Ebola Free

The CDC is monitoring approximately 1,000 people for Ebola after two nurses contacted the Ebola virus from the Liberian man who died on Oct 9. The U.N. health agency declared Nigeria and Senegal Ebola free after no new cases have appeared for 42 days. The U.S. has requested advanced biological labs to ramp up production of the experimental Ebola treatment, ZMapp.

Turkey Allows Iraqi Kurds Passage into Syria to Fight Islamic State

Turkish government previously refused to help Syrian Kurds
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Ebola Drugs & Virus in Spain: Infected Nurse's Aid Tests Negative After Receiving Antibodies, Experimental Drug

Spanish nurse’s aide Teresa Romero Ramos, who contracted Ebola after caring for an infected patient, has tested negative for the virus.

ISIS News in Iraq: Deadly Car, Suicide Bombings Kill at Least 33 People

The Sunni-led armed rebellion by the Islamic State group (ISIS) bombarded Iraq's Shiite community with attacks Monday, killing at least 33 people.
Latino children are largely living without healthcare

Senate Democrats to Homeland Security Secretary: Refugee Mothers and Children 'Should Not Be Treated Like Criminals'

Several Senate Democrats penned a letter to U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson about their opposition to the creation of the largest immigrant detention facility in the country.

Ebola Disease Outbreak, Symptoms & Update: Nigeria Declared Free of Ebola

After months of almost exclusively bad news regarding Ebola, Nigeria has offered a brief respite, as the country has been declared free of the deadly virus.

Russian Submarines in Sweden? Navy Searches for Submarine in Distress

The Swedish navy has been searching since Friday for a Russian ship allegedly inside Swedish waters, some 30 miles off the capital.
Police Arrest Gang Leader Implicated in Students' Disappearance

Mexican Police Arrests Leader of Gang Involved in Students’ Disappearance

Mexican authorities arrested Sidronio Casarrubias Salgado in connection to the missing 43 students and hope his arrest will bring more clues.
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South Korean Concert Planner Suspected of Suicide After 16 People Died From Falling Through Grate

A man involved in organizing the outdoor concert in South Korea where 16 people died after falling through a ventilation grate was found dead Saturday from an apparent suicide, according to officials.

New Dinosaur Species Found in Venezuela

New dinosaur species found in Venezuela

22 Dead, 33,000 Displaced in Nicaragua After Downpour, Incessant Rain

A days-long downpour in Nicaragua has left 22 dead, nine of which were killed in the capital, Managua, when a wall collapsed.
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ISIS Crucifies 17-Year-Old Boy in Raqqa, Syria

ISIS crucifies 17-year-old boy in Raqqa, Syria
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AIDS News: Scientists Believe They've Discovered Country of Origin; People With the Disease Are Living Longer

Scientists believe that the country of origin for HIV/AIDS came from a part of Africa in the 1920s. Now, people who have the disease are living longer.
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Pope Francis Demotes Conservative Cardinal, Gay-Friendly Language Stll Dropped from Resolution

In an unforeseen move, Pope Francis has demoted American Cardinal Raymond Burke after he spoke out against the pope's attempts to reform the Catholic Church's stance on homosexual people, divorce and contraception. The move, however, was not enough to prevent conservative bishops from removing the gay-friendly language from synod's final statement.
Rally Held For Missing Schoolgirls Outside Permanent Mission of Nigeria To The U.N

Nigeria Announces Truce With Boko Haram, Return of Kidnapped Schoolgirls, But Group Has Yet to Release a Statement

Boko Haram, the Islamic extremists who threatened to topple towns across Nigeria in order to establish their own rule and are responsible for the kidnapping of 200 schoolgirls in March this year, agreed to a ceasefire and to release the girls Friday.
Argentines Gather In Buenos Aires To Watch Country's World Cup Final Match Against Germany

Body of Argentine Teen Reportedly Coerced By Police Into Committing Crimes for Shoes Found Five Years Later

Argentine officials have announced the discovery of a brutally beaten teen body in an unmarked grave, five years after the the teen was reported missing.

Former Iraqi Pilots Training ISIL to Fly Syrian Planes, Says Watchdog

The war in Syria and Iraq may be intensifying if reports that former Iraqi pilots are training ISIL to fly captured Syrian military planes are proven true.
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