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Brexit isn't as clear cut as it might appear

[2019-01-15 07:51]

If British Prime Minister Theresa May thought a new year might bring some new luck, so far, she has been sorely disappointed.

Los Angeles teachers strike all but inevitable

[2019-01-15 07:51]

A strike by more than 30,000 teachers in Los Angeles, the second-largest school district in the United States with 640,000 students, is all but inevitable starting on Monday after the two sides did not renew negotiations over the weekend. It will be the first teachers' strike in the city in 30 years.

Algeria's pyramid tombs still shrouded in mystery

[2019-01-15 07:51]

TIARET - Dating back centuries, Algeria's pyramid tombs are unique relics of an ancient era but a dearth of research has left the Jeddars shrouded in mystery.

No theaters but Haitians labor to keep cinema alive

[2019-01-15 07:51]

JACMEL, Haiti - In the Haitian port city of Jacmel, showing a film is something of a labor of love.

Brexit voters urge MPs to make a move

[2019-01-14 07:45]

SUNDERLAND, United Kingdom - "It just needs to be sorted," said 23-year-old Adam Green, a frustrated Leave voter in Brexit-backing Sunderland, where patience with parliamentary delays over Britain's departure is wearing thin.

Drought leaves Kabul facing a water crisis

[2019-01-14 07:45]

KABUL - Standing in his garden in Kabul, Baz Mohammad Kochi oversees the drilling of a new well more than 100 meters deep after his first water reservoir dried up. He is not alone.

Italians take to street to support high-speed rail

[2019-01-14 07:45]

ROME - Tens of thousands of citizens and politicians took to the streets in the northern Italian city of Turin on Saturday to show their support for the Turin-Lyon high-speed rail link, which would connect Italy's industrially developed northern regions to the rest of Europe.