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French nationalist reportedly planned mass attacks on soccer championship. 
U.S. set to approve commercial moon mission.
Award-winning NPR photojournalist killed in Afghanistan. 
Anti-establishment party likely to control Rome with first female mayor. 
Australia hunts 20-foot shark after fatal attack.

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Tropical Storm Colin heads for Florida. 

Stephen Curry won't play for the U.S. Olympic team. 

No charges in case of abandoned Japanese seven-year-old. 

Peruvian presidential race tightens as absentee ballots are counted.

Storm erodes 160 feet of Australian beach, threatens properties.

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Bashar Assad swears to retake "every inch" of Syria.   

EgyptAir flight resumes after emergency landing for bomb threat.

U.S. says China's intercept of spy plane was "unsafe."

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Two Democrats win California's top-two Senate primary. 

Euroskepticism on the rise across Continent, survey says.

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More potential MH370 debris found on Madagascar coast. 

Kurdish group claims responsibility for Istanbul bus attack. 

Vice President Biden pens open letter to Stanford rape survivor. 

Kim Jong Un photographed smoking during anti-smoking campaign. 

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Christina Grimmie, 22, shot and killed at Florida concert. 

Gordie Howe, known as Mr. Hockey, dies at 88.

Garbage and pilot strikes disrupt the Euro in Paris. 

Libyan state forces reportedly retake port in city of Sirte.

Venezuela begins process for recall referendum.

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Canadian hostage reportedly beheaded in Philippines. 

Oscar Pistorius to be sentenced for Reeva Steenkamp's murder. 

Man in weapons-laden car was headed for L.A. Pride parade, officials say. 

Four killed in bear attacks in Japan. 

Dutch woman in Qatar says she was raped, will be fined $824 and deported.

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Obama denounces Trump's immigration rhetoric as "dangerous." 

Tokyo governor quits over personal spending scandal. 

Federal Reserve expected to leave rates unchanged today. 

Facebook to help France investigate murder broadcast on Facebook Live. 

Crime wave caused by avocado shortage roils New Zealand.

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Meatloaf collapses onstage during Edmonton, Canada concert.

Doctors Without Borders protests EU migration policy by refusing funds.

EgyptAir flight cockpit voice recorder found, apparently damaged.

Thai police fail to arrest sect leader after devotees block them.

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Authorities arrest 12 in anti-terror raids across Belgium. 

Russian track team banned from Olympics over doping. 

Iraqis declare victory in Fallujah, but some ISIS forces remain.

Colorado mom saves 5-year-old son from mountain lion attack. 

Anti-Trump ploy seeks 'conscience clause' for GOP delegates.