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Dog Elected Mayor In Minnesota

In a curious incident in a small village of Cormorant in Minnesota, a Great Pyrenees dog defeated a human contestant by a huge margin to become the Mayor
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Cases of Pepsi are displayed for sale in Carlsbad

Toxicants in Coca-Cola Drinks

Coca-Cola is a drink that anyone can not resist, not knowing its effects on health. It is a challenge for parents to let their children minimize drinking it.
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Report Claims China & Taiwan Sell Human Meat

A revolting news was reported on Monday by the Web site World News Reporter, claiming that human meat is being sold openly in China and Taiwan.
Frequent Sex Makes You Intelligent, New Study Says

Sex with the Dead: Ohio Man Admits Doing it with 100 Corpses

A man who worked as a morgue attendant in Ohio is bound to face legal charges after admitting he had sex with at least 100 dead women. Hamilton County morgue will likewise face charges because it was reportedly aware of what's happening, yet allowed it to continue.
A couple shares their love on the banks of Volga River

Top Tricks to Attract a Boyfriend

Attention all Young girls; here are some best tips to find out your boyfriends: different methods of attraction
Nine-month-old baby Musa Khan drinks milk from his bottle while being carried by his grandfather Muhammad Yasin as they leave after appearing in a court in Lahore April 12, 2014. REUTERS/Mohsin Raza

Aussie Same-Sex Couple Leaves Thailand With Newborn Twins Amid Surrogacy Scandal

An Australian same-sex male couple who had a commercial surrogacy deal in Thailand were prevented on Thursday from leaving Bangkok due to lack of documents as proof they are the legal guardians of the twins. However, ABC reported that one of the pair eventually was able to leave the Southeast Asian nation and has arrived in Singapore with the newborn twins.
A Christian Woman, Who Fled From The Violence In Mosul Two Days Ago, Holds Her Daughter As Her Baby Sleeps At A School In Arbil, In Iraq's Kurdistan Region

Australia Urged To Accept Iraqi And Syrian Refugees; Church Leaders Call For Christian Protection

The Australian government may be considering the acceptance of as much as 4000 Iraqis and Syrians as refugees after the Anglican Bishop of Melbourne called for their protection. Philip Freier acknowledged Tony Abbott's government's "rapid response" in providing assistance to the people of Iraq. He asked Mr Abbott to go one step further and offer asylum to people facing the threat of genocide.
A Member Loyal To The Islamic State In Iraq And The Levant (ISIL) Waves An ISIL Flag In Raqqa.

#AmessagefromISIStoUS Tweets Contain Direct US Threats; ISIS Supporters Recruit Jihadists in London

Hours after the United States launched airstrikes in Iraq to destroy ISIS artillery, supporters of the Islamic militants began calling for retaliation against the U.S. They used Twitter in posting their direct threats with the hashtag #Amessagefrom ISIStoUS. When U.S. President Barack Obama announced "limited airstrikes" in northern Iraq, Islamic jihad and ISIS supporters slammed the president's decision.
A Christian Woman, Who Fled From The Violence In Mosul Two Days Ago, Holds Her Daughter As Her Baby Sleeps At A School In Arbil, In Iraq's Kurdistan Region

ISIS 'The Face of Evil' Feared to Launch Future U.S. Attack; Militants More Powerful Than Al-Qaeda

The U.S. air strikes in Iraq will only have "minimal impact" on ISIS, the Islamic militants that overrun most of the area. President Barack Obama has authorised "limited strikes" against the militants who are in immediate areas targeted by the U.S. military. Despite the continuous airstrikes for four days, U.S. lawmakers fear an impending attack by ISIS on American soil. U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham said that unless a more decisive action is taken against Islamic militants, the threat...

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