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Ivanka Trumprsquo trip to Germany is no ordinary trip by an ordinary White House official. In fact, itrsquo three visits in one -- by Ivanka Trump, the first daughter;
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A young woman dubbed the Angel of Lebanon has been found safe and sound in Southern California. Souha Saleh, 18, disappeared in the chaos after helping lead 76 other Americans out of harms way to Beirut for evacuation.She spoke exclusively to CBS Radio News on Friday morning from her father s home in Bell, Calif. I ... went from a life-threatening situation, and now I m back home and I m safe, said Saleh. I left my heart there. Saleh had been visiting family in southern Lebanon when the fighting broke out. She contacted the embassy in Beirut, and over the course of the next few days she navigated her way around missiles and ground fighting, and eventually made it to Beirut.But instead of just heading straight to Beirut, she took the time to spread the word to others in the village a
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An intelligence official in Pakistan says two Afghan men accused of spying for the United States have been killed by suspected Islamic militants.The official says one of the men was decapitated and the other was shot. Both were killed in a tribal region in northwestern Pakistan, notorious as a hideout for al Qaeda and the Taliban.The slain man s body, which villagers spotted early Sunday, was dumped by the side of a road on the outskirts of Miran Shah, the main town in North Waziristan tribal region, the official said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to make media comments.A note written in the locally spoken Pashto languag
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A saltwater crocodile terrorized a remote Australian community by snapping up dogs and lunging at kids -- only to meet its end in a feast cooked up by locals. The 12-foot
af1 reptile had been stalking and lunging out of the water at children and adults, Northern Territory police said in a statement. The crocodile had also reportedly taken multiple community dogs. After talking to elders and traditional landowners in the Bulla community, police shot and killed the scaly predator on Tuesday, police said. The community prepared it for a feast in the traditional manner, they said.The crocodile had migrated during floods earlier in the year into a river near homes in the area, about six hours drive south of Darwin, police said. The animal ended up as the main ingredient in various meals, Sergeant Andrew McBride told Australianpublic broadcaster ABC. A saltwater crocodile that terrorized a remote Australian community ended up being cooked and eaten by locals. Northern Terri
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Last Updated 10:25 p.m. ET CBS/AP SANAA, Yemen - Two gunmen on a motorcycle shot dead an American teacher working at a language institute in the central Yemeni city of Taiz early on Sunday, the region s provincial g
stanley termosy overnor said.Hamoud al-Sufi said the teacher was shot in his car. He didn t have details on who the killers might be, and said an investigation was ongoing.The institute where he worked identified the victim as 29-year-old Joel Shrum. According to CBS Affiliate WHP, Shrum s father, who lives in Harrisburg, Pa., was notified by a phone call from the school where his son worked. Much of Yemen saw a collapse of central state authority during the year-long uprising against long-time leader Ali Abdullah Saleh, who stepped down as president last month.Militants affiliated with al Qaeda took advantage of the chaos to seize control of towns in the south of the country.Yemeni security officials said tribesmen kidnapped a Swiss woman working as a researcher in the western city of Hodeida on Tuesday.Such kidna
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