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Suspected suicide bomber kills 21 at Egypt church
Egypt officials said a suicide bomber killed 21 people and wounded 79 others outside a Coptic church on Saturday, in an attack the country’s president said was the work of "foreign hands."
Brazil President
Brazil's hugely popular President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva steps down Saturday in a lavish ceremony ushering in his successor and protegee, Dilma Rousseff.
U.S. Economy
President Barack Obama has set his New Year's resolution high for 2011: repair the struggling U.S. economy.
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POLITICAL HOLIDAY GUIDE TO ANTI-ELITISM
Never has it been so politically unfashionable to eat caviar, own a wine cellar ...
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'Biblical' floods threaten thousands of Australian homes
Flood waters swept through vast areas of northeastern Australia Saturday, threatening to inundate thousands more homes in a disaster one official said was of "biblical proportions".
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Three dead after Russian plane bursts into flames: officials
Three people were killed on Saturday and dozens injured when an aircraft burst into flames before take-off on a runway at an airport in Russia's Far North, officials said.
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Gbagbo entrenched unless ousted by force soon: rival
A spokesman for Ivory Coast presidential claimant Alassane Ouattara said on Saturday that the West African bloc ECOWAS must use military force soon to oust Laurent Gbagbo or he would become entrenched in power.
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Rioting prisoners set fire to British jail
Rioting prisoners torched buildings at a low-security British jail on Saturday, an incident the prison guards' union said highlighted the risks of of government plans to slash spending on the justice system.
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Son of Iranian woman sentenced to death urges clemency
The son of Iranian woman Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, sentenced to death by stoning, asked the Iranian judiciary on Saturday to spare his mother's life.
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