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Venice introduces world's first tourist entrance fee
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Family of American hostage reacts to seeing son in Hamas video
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Grieving relatives prepare Gaza airstrike victims for burial
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Venice launches 5-euro tourist entry fee to curb overcrowding
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Sails fall off the landmark Moulin Rouge's red windmill in Paris
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More than 100 pilot whales become stranded off Western Australia
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Weeks of flooding in East Africa kills dozens
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Hamas releases video of hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin
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What ‘telltale signs’ will indicate Israel’s military operation in Rafah?
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‘It has to be stopped’: Netanyahu condemns U.S. college protests
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Hersh Goldberg-Polin’s parents react to new Hamas hostage video
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Australia's spy chief says technology 'is not above the law'
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Donald Trump welcomes former Japanese prime minister to New York
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Video shows Athens landmarks shrouded in orange dust
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Heartbreak and hope as Gaza baby is delivered
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WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich appears at Moscow hearing, loses appeal
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Israeli airstrike on a car in southern Lebanon kills a Hezbollah official
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Ex CIA director Michael Hayden: The US is ‘not as vulnerable’ as Paris
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General Michael Hayden, director of the NSA and CIA under President George W. Bush, says, “we’re vulnerable” to attacks by ISIS, but “not as vulnerable” as Paris due to geography and other factors. He says Edward Snowden “has pushed out legitimate secrets” about American intelligence, and it has had an effect. Regarding some governors barring Syrian refugees, he calls for a balanced approach. In regards to current American military efforts against ISIS, he says, “I think our current effort is under-resourced and overregulated.”Nov. 17, 2015
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