What Venezuela's renewed ties with Israel could mean for Iran - analysis
Venezuela's decision to renew consular relations with Israel comes after two decades in which Caracas became Iran's principal strategic partner in Latin America.
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Trump enlists private sector cyber firms in new offensive against foreign criminal groups
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Total darkness, then sunset as full eclipse wows spectators across Europe
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Utah man who stabbed Muslim multiple times indicted for hate crime by federal grand jury
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Nick Reiner indicted for stabbing of parents Rob, Michele Reiner, lying in wait for them
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Apache helicopter crash in Texas killed two US Army soldiers, sparked large fire
Fort Hood confirmed in a statement that an AH-64 attack helicopter crashed and two soldiers died but withheld their identification pending notification to their families.
