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Moscow, Europe’s largest city, is introducing paid parking downtown to combat one of the world’s worst congestion levels.
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Toronto Police say they are reviewing allegations that Mayor Rob Ford was caught on video using cocaine.
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Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s body has been buried in a Muslim cemetery near Richmond, Virginia, according to the death certificate filed at Boston’s city hall.
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Robert Ireland and John Bryars are from opposite sides of the 40-foot concrete walls that still embody the sectarian divide in Belfast. Fifteen years after a peace agreement was supposed to replace violence with prosperity, they are united only by unemployment.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg presented an executive budget as more than $1 billion in unexpected revenue from personal-income taxes, corporate levies and audits helped balance his final spending plan.
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The two brothers suspected in the deadly Boston Marathon bombings planned to drive to New York City after the April 15 attack and set off more explosives in Times Square, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said.
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Kenya’s Nairobi county will tap commercial lenders and the World Bank for loans and may sell municipal bonds to finance plans for urban renewal and repay “monster” debt, Governor Evans Kidero said.
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From the restaurants and salons on trendy Newbury Street to the circus at City Hall Plaza, businesses are being squeezed in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon terror attack.
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Paranoia and fear can ride hard on the ill winds of evil. And yet, with the passing of each tragic event, Americans say they are more angry than afraid, vowing to defy the randomness of violence.
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The fertilizer-plant explosion that killed at least 14 people and injured almost one of every 10 residents of West, Texas, also pulverized two of the city’s beloved institutions: its schools and volunteer fire department.
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