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EXCLUSIVE: Mystery organization with UN ties issues diplomatic IDs — except they arent

Fox News by George Russell
EXCLUSIVE: A controversial organization with tenuous ties to the United Nations—and which counts Kenyan relatives of Barack Obama among its good-will ambassadors – is supplying its officials and advisers with travel documents designed to ...
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‘Vinegar Revolt’ Bus Fare Protests Spread Across Brazil

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The waves of protests against a bus fare increase in São Paulo is moving beyond the city limits and becoming a national movement.
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Obama’s claims on illegal border crossings

Washington Post by Glenn Kessler
“Illegal crossings are near their lowest level in decades.” — President Obama, remarks on immigration reform , June 11, 2013 “We can build on the progress my administration has already made … reducing illegal crossings to their lowest ...
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Toxic substance in Fukushima water

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High levels of a toxic radioactive isotope, strontium-90, have been found in groundwater at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant, its operator says.
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University programs that train U.S. teachers get mediocre marks in first-ever ratings

Washington Post by Lyndsey Layton
The vast majority of the 1,430 education programs that prepare the nation’s K-12 teachers are mediocre, according to a first-ever ranking that immediately touched off a firestorm. Released Tuesday by the National Council on Teacher Quality, a ...
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