Washington Times - World
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The vital question may linger forever: Did Oscar Pistorius know he was shooting at his girlfriend?
In the decade since Oscar Pistorius pulled the trigger four times on his 9mm pistol, firing into the head and body of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp as...
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Putin's first prime minister and later his opponent has been added to Russia's 'foreign agent' list
Russia's Justice Ministry on Friday added Mikhail Kasyanov, who was President Vladimir Putin's first prime minister but then became one of his...
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Elon Musk calls Swedish Tesla strikes 'insane'
After the entire country of Sweden seemingly organized against his company, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has finally responded.
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Israel summons Spanish, Belgian ambassadors following criticism during visit to Rafah
The Israeli government said Friday it would summon the Belgian and Spanish ambassadors following remarks by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez...
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U.N. chief gives interview from melting Antarctica on eve of global climate summit
On the eve of international climate talks, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visited globally-important Antarctica, where ice that's been...
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Russian lawmaker disputes report saying he adopted a child taken from a Ukrainian children's home
A Russian lawmaker and staunch supporter of President Vladimir Putin has denied media allegations that he adopted a missing 2-year-old girl who was...
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Double blow for Beijing: Taiwan's pro-China parties fail to unite, Aussie warship transits strait
China suffered two blows from Taiwan on Friday, as the upcoming presidential election on the democratic island shifted sharply in favor of the...
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Reuters pressed about its journalists' knowledge of Hamas' plan to attack Israel
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is demanding Reuters fess up about whether its journalists had advanced knowledge of Hamas's Oct. 7 terrorist...
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A newly formed alliance between coup-hit countries in Africa's Sahel is seen as tool for legitimacy
Three West African nations led by military juntas met this week to strengthen a newly formed alliance described by some analysts on Friday as an...
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Americans not included in first round of hostages released by Hamas in Israel-Gaza truce
The militant group Hamas on Friday released about two dozen hostages it had been holding for more than six weeks, though Americans were not...
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Mexico's arrest of cartel security boss who attacked army families' complex was likely personal
The U.S. government thanked Mexico for arresting a hyper-violent alleged Sinaloa cartel security chief, but according to details released Friday,...
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Hamas frees first batch of hostages under truce, including 13 Israelis, officials and reports say
Hamas released the first batch of hostages under a cease-fire deal that began Friday, including 13 Israelis who have been held in the Gaza Strip...