Somali-born activist and former supermodel Waris Dirie on Wednesday opens a centre in Germany to treat victims of female genital mutilation, which she was subjected to as a child. About 8,000 young girls are circumcised every day in Africa and the Middle East, and the Desert Flower Medical Center,...
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Ex-supermodel opens help center for female genital mutilation victims
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New HIV outbreak leaves the porn industry divided over condoms
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French navy intercepts Syrian ship carrying 20 tons of marijuana
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Republican senator on journalists who publish leaks: ‘Historically, spies have been shot’
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Reid rips tea party on the Senate floor: ‘Anarchists have taken over’ Congress
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You Shouldn’t Have To Endure Bible-Thumping To Eat
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15 girls under investigation after 12-year-old commits suicide
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NSA chief Clapper praises Snowden: Data spying debate ‘probably needed to happen’
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African population expected to double by 2050
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Twitter confirms plans for much-anticipated stock offering
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Renault teams up with electric car-share service
French automaker Renault and the Bollore family group that runs a successful pay-as-you go electric car network in Paris, are teaming up to develop technology. In a statement, the groups said they had agreed to develop car sharing systems for electric cars and cooperate on the manufacturing of the...
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Chris Hayes declares Francis to be ‘the best pope ever’
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W. Kamau Bell: ‘Bill O’Reilly, go eat your own d**k’
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California approves drivers’ licenses for undocumented immigrants
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Heavy rain and floods expected as Tropical Storm Ingrid forms in Gulf of Mexico
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Greece axes vacation bonus for civil workers using computers
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Christian radio host: Thinking humans influence climate change is ‘stupid, stupid, stupid’
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Hawaiian woman wins right to have 35-letter last name on ID
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United Airlines honors $5 and $10 flights booked during online glitch
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Argentina nabs 19-year-old ‘super hacker’
A 19-year-old Argentine has been arrested on charges of hacking into online gambling pages and international money transfer sites, authorities said Friday. The Buenos Aires man is said to have been making $50,000 a month as leader of a hacking gang that included seven other people, who remain under...
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