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3:12AM, November 5
A presidential spokesman says Mexico’s interior secretary has been killed in small-plane crash in the capital.
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The second-highest official in Mexico’s government was killed Tuesday night aboard an airplane that crashed into rush-hour traffic in the capital and exploded.
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12:00AM, November 5
Israel launched an airstrike on the Gaza Strip early today after its troops clashed with Hamas militants who fired mortar rounds into Israel.
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In a major defeat for Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, parliament today tossed out his controversial minister of interior for allegedly falsifying his qualifications to gain the nation’s top law enforcement position.
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In a move that chips away at decades of tension and distrust, China and Taiwan agreed today to expand cargo and passenger flights and allow direct shipping service across the 110-mile strait separating the longtime adversaries.
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The next
U.S. leader will inherit a war in Afghanistan that is certain to play a central role in his presidency, a conflict whose cost in blood and money is escalating even as many Afghans speak of a growing sense of peril in their daily lives.
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Whether they found hope, inspiration or just a reason to party, Kenyans celebrated today as they awoke to learn that a man seen here as a native son would be the next
U.S. president.
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Iraq presents Barack Obama with the complicated task of bringing troops home from a deeply unpopular war and determining the role America will play as the devastated country struggles to rebuild.
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