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Saudi-led coalition denies bombing Yemen heritage site

The Saudi-led coalition bombing Yemen denied claims that it carried out a strike Friday on the historic old quarter of the country’s capital, suggesting a rebel ammunition cache may have exploded. “For

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Fuel rebound, egg shortage push up US wholesale prices

A shortage of eggs and the rebounding cost of gasoline helped push US producer prices up by 0.5 percent in May, the Labor Department reported Friday. But fears of a surge of

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Ukraine says it may freeze debt payments to fund war

Ukraine’s premier warned Friday that Kiev would freeze its debt repayments if no immediate deal was found with private lenders because it had to fund its escalating campaign against pro-Russian fighters. Prime

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Court sends boy, 15, to Kaduna Boaster School

A Wuse Senior Magistrates’ Court, zone 2, Abuja, on Friday discharged a 15-year-old boy, Henry Nehemiah of no fixed address, to Boaster School, Kaduna. Nehemia, charged with a three-count charge of joint

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Obama heads to Congress for last-minute trade push

US President Barack Obama was headed to Congress Friday for a last-minute appeal to fellow Democrats to back his trade agenda, which faces an extremely close vote in the House of Representatives.

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Auto mechanic-apprentice remanded in prison for drug trafficking

Justice Mohammed Yunusa of a Federal High Court, Lagos, on Friday remanded an auto mechanic-apprentice, Emmanuel Brodricks, in Ikoyi Prisons for allegedly dealing in hard drugs. Yunusa, who gave the ruling, said

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East Timor drops Australia spying case at UN court

East Timor has officially dropped its case against Australia before the UN’s International Court of Justice, after Canberra returned sensitive documents relating to a controversial oil and gas treaty. “The case brought

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South Africa considers tax reforms to raise revenue, says official

South Africa’s is considering a number of tax reforms to boost government’s revenue, Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene said on Friday. Nene, who did not give details, told a conference on monetary policy

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Romanian PM survives no-confidence vote amid corruption claims

Romania’s parliament on Friday rejected a motion of no-confidence in the government of Prime Minister Victor Ponta who has been embroiled in a corruption inquiry. The motion — the third of its

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Scientists find first sex-determining “gene switch” in vertebrates

Japanese researchers on Friday in Tokyo confirmed that they have found, for the first time in vertebrates, a genetic switch that determines whether germ cells become sperm or eggs. Toshiya Nishimura, the

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June 12, 2015 - Page 2

Saudi-led coalition denies bombing Yemen heritage site

Fuel rebound, egg shortage push up US wholesale prices

Ukraine says it may freeze debt payments to fund war

Court sends boy, 15, to Kaduna Boaster School

Obama heads to Congress for last-minute trade push

Auto mechanic-apprentice remanded in prison for drug trafficking

East Timor drops Australia spying case at UN court

South Africa considers tax reforms to raise revenue, says official

Romanian PM survives no-confidence vote amid corruption claims

Scientists find first sex-determining “gene switch” in vertebrates

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