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What Are The Options In The Fight Against I.S?
Ahead of the NATO summit in Wales, Foreign Affairs Editor Sam Kiley asks what strategy needs to be taken to combat the Islamic State advance. Full story: http://news.sky.com/story/1329763/pm-uk-will-not-pay-for-british-is-hostage
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Hagel: U.S. will do everything possible to destroy Islamic State 미국방 "IS
After the brutal killing of two American journalists by Islamic State militants,… the United States is fighting back… saying it′s prepared to “degrade and destroy” the group′s capabilities in order to contain them.
Right. The statement follows U.S. President Barack Obamaâ
Tacoma police uses ‘cell site simulator’ to track phone data
The Tacoma Police Department said on Wednesday that it is in possession of a cell site simulator, a spy device used for tracking cellphone data.
Known as a Stingray, the device is also called a cell site simulator. It is a portable spying device that is able to track cellphone signals even inside ve
Firefighters rescue a young girl stuck in washing machine in east China
A girl in east China’s Zhejiang Province has been rescued by firefighters after getting stuck inside a washing machine. Report by Claire Mewse.
Labor Day Weekend - US Sand Sculpting Competition San Diego
Looking for a fun event over Labor Day weekend in San Diego?
Annual Sand Sculpting Challenge and Art Expo in Downtown San Diego, California is a great event for the whole family! It is on the ‘B’ Street cruise ship terminal pier on the Big Bay in downtown San Diego. Starts at 9 a.m. Pric
Dawn of Libya militants storm abandoned U.S. Embassy in Tripoli and have a swim
Dozens of members of Islamist militia group the ‘Dawn of Libya’ have been filmed enjoying a dip in the pool after taking control of the abandoned residential annex of the US embassy in Tripoli.
The complex had been left empty since late July when US diplomats fled to Tunisia because of the deter
Paranoia 'the worst part' of covering Ebola
CNN’s Nima Elbagir shares the hardships of reporting on the Ebola outbreak in Liberia.
Denver plane crash: Piper PA-46 crashes shortly before landing, killing five people and a dog
Five people and a dog were killed when a single-engine aircraft crashed near an airport north of Denver on Sunday.
The Piper PA-46 was traveling from Centennial Airport and was about to land at Erie Municipal Airport just before noon.
“We heard it sputtering,” witness Jan Culver told the Daily C
Suicide bomb blast kills 37 in western Iraq
Ambulances in Anbar province in Iraq scramble to the scene of a suicide bomb blast after an attacker crashes an explosives-laden Humvee into a construction site, killing 37 people. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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One dead in small plane crash
One dead in small plane crash
Don't Waste Your Money: Soaring prices of college textbooks
Don’t Waste Your Money: Soaring prices of college textbooks
American prisoner pleads for U.S. government's help
CNN’s Will Ripley has an exclusive interview with Matthew Miller, an American being detained in North Korea.
Huge Comet Will Barely Miss Mars!
In a few weeks, a comet will come so close to Mars that it will barely miss it! Dr. Ian O’Neill joins DNews to discuss what NASA is doing to prepare for this historic event.
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Pat O'Brien: Addiction Almost Killed Me
He drank 14 bottles of wine in one night. That was the moment the broadcaster realized he needed help.
Two years after Sandy, Jersey shore rebounds
The weather has been terrific this summer at the Jersey shore, and as Vladimir Duthiers explains, that’s what business owners need after Superstorm Sandy barreled through two years ago. Vladimir Duthiers reports.




