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Three people were killed after a supermarket in Chile's capital was looted and burned Saturday amid riots that stretched for a second day, triggering the country's president to declare a state of emergency and suspended a planned subway fare hike that prompted the outbreak in violence.
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Authorities are investigating after the body of a baby was found inside a garbage bag at an Ohio college dorm. The dead newborn was discovered around 10:48 a.m. Friday by a school maintenance worker in a dorm bathroom at Hiram College, which is 40 miles southeast of Cleveland, news station WEWS-TV reported. No cause of...
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 Boris Johnson has done the very thing he said he'd rather be "dead in a ditch" than do: request an extension to article 50 and possibly delay Brexit.
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 STR/AFP via GettyTwo days after Mexican authorities spectacularly failed to keep Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's third son in custody, eight people are dead and nearly 50 dangerous prisoners who escaped from prison remain at large. On Thursday, 35 elite Mexican military troops descended on a home in the the city of Culiacán to carry out a U.S. extradition order on El Chapo's son, Ovidio Guzmán López, who was inside the property with three others. The raid led to a counter-attack by heavily armed men who surrounded the house and troops and, in what appeared to be a carefully orchestrated plan that will surely inspire a new Netflix series, unleashed chaos throughout the city with incredible precision. The men, presumed to be members of the Sinaloa Cartel that El Chapo once led, worked in tandem, carrying high-caliber weapons. They blocked intersections, closed toll booths and burned cars. At the same time, inmates inside the local prison rioted in what appeared to be a planned attack, taking weapons from guards and breaking free. Of the 56 dangerous prisoners who escaped, 49 remained at large on Saturday morning, according to Sinaloa Public Security Secretary Cristóbal Castañeda. As the chaos unfolded, Mexican authorities now say they had no choice but to release El Chapo's son in the name of peace. "This decision was made to protect citizens," Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Friday. "You cannot fight fire with fire. We do not want deaths. We do not want war."El Chapo Cries
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