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Islamic State Airstrikes in Syria: House Speaker John Boehner, Senate Lawmakers Support Airstrike Decision

Following the first airstrikes to combat the Islamic State (IS) militant group in Syria, congressional leaders have issued their first comments on the issue while continuing their recess.
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UN Climate Summits Prompts People's Climate March, Hundreds Block Wall St.

Protests and a summit around a tricky human 21st century question, "What to do about climate change?", were months in the planning.
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KLM Lost and Found Dog: Airline Uses Beagle Dogs to Sniff Out Lost Items for Customers [Video]

The KLM Royal Dutch airline is using a unique tactic to reunite customers with their lost items: puppy power.
The Mexican attorney general is investigating the circumstances surround 22 people killed at this warehouse.

Mexican Attorney General Investigating Alleged Army Massacre

Investigation dates to June 30 killing of 22 by Mexican Army
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United Nations General Assembly: Barack Obama Calls for Support to Dismantle Islamic State, Neglects Immigration

President Barack Obama's campaign to combat terrorism continued at the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday. The president also discussed the Ebola virus outbreak and the Russian-Ukrainian crisis.
NATO claims that Russian troops have been withdrawing from eastern Ukraine.

NATO: Russian Troops Leaving Ukraine

Partial Russian withdrawal could be positive sign for Ukraine conflict
U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday addressed the Clinton Global Initiative in New York.

President Obama Speaks at Clinton Global Initiative, Makes Joke About Chelsea Clinton

The president spoke at the conference Tuesday in New York
Brazil refused to sign an anti-deforestation pledge at Tuesday's UN summit in New York.

UN Summit: Brazil Rejects Anti-Deforestation Pledge

South American country has struggled with deforestation

Ebola Could Infect 1.4 Million by January, CDC Report Says

New CDC report gives best- and worst-case scenarios
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Brazil Conservationists Help Endangered Species Golden Lion Tamarin, Hopes to Make Monkey Mascot of 2016 Rio Olympics

Thanks to an environmental reserve in Brazil, the endangered Golden Lion Tamarin's population is finally more stable after 40 years of the monkey being one of the most threatened primates in the world.
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Chile News & Business: President Michelle Bachelet Allocates $23.5 Billion for Copper Mining Overhaul

Chilean President Michelle Bachelet is focused on ensuring the future of one of the country's most lucrative businesses: copper.
An image showing the Syrian fighter jet shortly after it was met with an Israeli Patriot missile.

Israel Shoots Down Syrian Fighter Jet; Pilot Ejects Safely

Jet entered Israeli airspace, pilots ejected safely
Argentina's president met with billionaire George Soros, seen here, to talk about the country's economy, among other things.

Argentina News: President Cristina Fernandez Meets with Billionaire George Soros to Talk About Economy

Argentina again has defaulted on its debt
Australia announced on Friday that it would be sending six fighter jets to launch airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq.

US, Allies Launch Airstrikes Against Islamic State Militants in Syria

Strikes included warplanes, drones and cruise missiles
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What To Expect at 69th UN Session on Immigration, Climate Change, and Islamic State

The 69th General Debate at the General Assembly will include discussion of immigration, climate change and the potential threat of the Islamic State (IS) militant group.
Ebola could strike 20,000 in six weeks, 'rumble on for years': study

Ebola could strike 20,000 in six weeks, 'rumble on for years': study

The Ebola outbreak in West Africa could infect 20,000 people as soon as early November unless rigorous infection control measures are implemented, and might "rumble on" for years in a holding pattern, researchers said on Tuesday.
China September factory activity edges up on stronger orders but employment shrinks

China September factory activity edges up on stronger orders but employment shrinks

Activity in China's manufacturing sector unexpectedly picked up in September even as factory employment slumped to a 5-1/2-year low, a survey showed on Tuesday, a potential source of worry for Communist leaders who prize social stability above all else.
India's Modi to get rock star reception in New York

India's Modi to get rock star reception in New York

It is a rock 'n' roller's dream to "sell out The Garden," but for a foreign politician to pack New York City's most famous sports and entertainment arena is another thing entirely.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio Introduces Sweeping Plan to Reduce Greenhouse Emissions by 80 Percent by 2025

Before the People's Climate March on Sunday, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a plan to commit the city to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent in just 10 years with sweeping retrofits to public and private buildings.
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India's Mars Orbiter Mission Test Launch A Success, Spacecraft Ready to Enter Mars' Orbit

After launching a successful test run on Monday, India scientists are ready to dispatch its first spacecraft to Mars later on this week.
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