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French protesters riot in Paris, accuse Macron of ‘hot air’
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French protesters riot in Paris, accuse Macron of ‘hot air’

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Tom Wilke, center, his son Chad, right, and Nick Kenny, load a boat out of the swollen waters of the North Fork of the Elkhorn River after checking on the Witke's flooded property, in Norfolk, Neb., Friday, March 15, 2019. Heavy rain falling atop deeply frozen ground has prompted evacuations along swollen rivers in Wisconsin, Nebraska and other Midwestern states. Thousands of people have been urged to evacuate along eastern Nebraska rivers as a massive late-winter storm has pushed streams and rivers out of their banks throughout the Midwest.
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Nebraska farmer trying to save others killed in flooding

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Imane Fadil smiles as she leaves the court in Milan, Italy.
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Italy opens probe into death of ‘bunga bunga’ witness

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Armed police patrol outside a mosque in central Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Witness: Many dead in New Zealand mosque shooting

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Pro-Brexit and anti-Brexit signs are seen in London.
Foreign Policy

UK Parliament strongly rejects Brexit deal

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No survivors on crashed Ethiopian Airlines flight
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No survivors on crashed Ethiopian Airlines flight

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In this Oct. 11, 2016 photo provided by Samuel Jessup, climate change activist Michael Foster, of Seattle, turns an emergency shut-off valve on an oil pipeline in northeastern North Dakota.
Energy and Environment

Companies decry ‘valve turners’ who shut down pipelines

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FILE - In this July 18, 2018, file photo, a wild horse jumps among others near Salt Lake City.
Energy and Environment

Wanted: More pastures for West’s overpopulated wild horses

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Migrants from El Salvador start on their way to the United States, in San Salvador, El Salvador, Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018. A third group of migrants from El Salvador had already made it to Guatemala, and on Wednesday a fourth group of about 700 Salvadorans set out from the capital, San Salvador, with plans to walk to the U.S. border, 1,500 miles away.
Foreign Policy

Government kept track of journalists, others during caravan

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US, South Korea end spring military drills to support diplomacy
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US, South Korea end spring military drills to support diplomacy

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