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FWC: ‘Not your toy’: 5,000 feminists go on topless SlutWalk in Tel Aviv in spirit of #MeToo (PHOTOS)
SlutWalk demonstrators in Israel have taken to the streets to demand freedom from sexual harassment and shaming based on dress and behavior, and also for a justice system that better serves the needs of harassment victims. Read Full Article at RT.com
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FWC: The Latest: Victim’s family weighs next steps in Skakel case
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The Latest on a court ordering a new trial for Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel (all times local): -
FWC: Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s new fiancée, has played a lawyer……
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s new fiancée, has played a lawyer in the drama show “Suits.” She also contributes to a children’s charity and ran her own website.
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An ambitious project is returning endangered black rhinos to places where they haven’t been seen in years. CNN’s Robyn Kriel reports.
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As Lebanon elects a parliament for the first time in nine years, a surge of young voters is pushing gay rights onto the political agenda — a first in the Arab world.
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The release of three US nationals currently detained in North Korea is “imminent,” according to an official with knowledge of the ongoing negotiations.
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As Lebanon elects a parliament for the first time in nine years, a surge of young voters is pushing gay rights onto the political agenda — a first in the Arab world.
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Meghan Markle will become a member of the British royal family when she marries Prince Harry, but will she be considered a princess?
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Costa Rica’s youngest ever President-elect Carlos Alvarado speaks to Christiane Amanpour about his landslide election win and Central American migration.
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FWC: Why Duterte banned workers from going to Kuwait
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Kim Dotcom has threatened to sue Twitter in a class-action lawsuit after the social network admitted to accidentally storing its users’ passwords after an “internal glitch.” Read Full Article at RT.com
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Adiodato Gomes points his lens toward taboos and the unusual
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