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Updated November 28, 2016 - 11:14 PM EST
WaPo's Witch-Hunt Against Alternative Media
Israeli Strike Kills ISIS Men Along Syria Frontier
 
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  Syria Says Three Districts Captured in East Aleppo Offensive
  ISIS Bomb Targets Rival Rebels in Recently Captured Syrian Town
Obama Expands Global War on Terror to Somalia
Somali Refugee Student Injures 11 on Ohio State Campus
Iraqi Parliament Votes to Legalize, Subsidize Shi'ite Militias
Libyan Forces Suffer Casualties as ISIS Holds Out in Sirte
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Koreas
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Asia
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Uganda
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