Anugrah Kumar

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  Dec 14, 2014

  Over 25,000 People March in Protest of Garner Decision in NY; 2 Officers Injured, Taken to Hospital

  Two officers were hospitalized as more than 25,000 people marched through Manhattan Saturday to protest a New York grand jury's recent decision not to indict a white police officer in the chokehold death of an unarmed black man, Eric Garner.

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  Dec 13, 2014

  Nigeria's Boko Haram Violence Killed as Many People as ISIS in Iraq, New Figures Say

  Deaths related to violence caused by Nigeria's Islamist terror group Boko Haram is now comparable with the number of civilians killed by the Islamic State, or ISIS, group in Iraq, according to new figures.

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  Dec 13, 2014

  Defector Says North Korea Castrates Disabled People; Performs Experiments Before Leaving Them to Die

  A North Korean defector gives a horrible account of how people with mental or physical disabilities are seen as a stain on the nation's image and are therefore used for performing experiments before being deliberately neglected until they die.

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  Dec 9, 2014

  Serious Questions Raised Over Benghazi Report Absolving Obama Administration

  While Democrats are using the recently released investigative report on the 2012 Benghazi terrorist attack on U.S. facilities to absolve the Obama administration, serious questions are being raised about its shortcomings, which some members of the House Intelligence Committee have acknowledged.

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  Dec 8, 2014

  HHS Marginalizes Its Own Ethics Body for Criticizing Controversial Study on Premature Infants

  A watchdog group has revealed that the Department of Health and Human Services is marginalizing its own ethics body for pointing out that its controversial study of premature babies failed to disclose foreseeable risks of blindness, neurological damage and death to babies.

• Dec 8, 2014

  Six Guantanamo Bay Detainees Transferred to Uruguay, Where They Are Free to Leave Anytime

  Six detainees, considered prisoners in the U.S. war on terror and held at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba for over 12 years, have been transferred to Uruguay under a resettlement deal, the Pentagon said Sunday.

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  Dec 8, 2014

  North Korea Appears to Be Starving, Mass Killing Prison Inmates

  Amid calls for North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un's prosecution before the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, authorities are apparently restructuring the country's vast network of prison camps, which involves subjecting prisoners to relocation and arbitrary executions, according to an international coalition against genocide, which is urging support for dissidents.

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  Dec 7, 2014

  Scammer Posing as LifeChurch.tv Pastor Craig Groeschel Requests for Funds; Spiritually Blackmails Woman

  A scammer, posing to be Craig Groeschel, the founding and senior pastor of the Oklahoma-based LifeChurch.tv megachurch, requested for money for an orphanage in Africa, sending Facebook messages from a fake account and spiritually blackmailing a Christian woman.

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  Dec 7, 2014

  Obama Condemns 'Barbaric Murder' of US Hostage Luke Somers in Yemen After Failed Rescue Mission

  President Barack Obama has "strongly condemned the barbaric murder" of U.S. hostage Luke Somers, a photojournalist, by al Qaeda terrorists during a secret rescue operation by American commandos and the Yemeni government. A South African hostage, Pierre Korkie, was also fatally shot during the operation.

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  Dec 7, 2014

  Jordan's King Says Fight Against ISIS Is 'a Third World War, a Muslim Problem'

  Jordan's King Abdullah II, who is in Washington to meet with President Barack Obama, described the battle against the Islamic State, or ISIS, terror group in Iraq and Syria as "a third world war" and "a Muslim problem," they need to take ownership of.