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A suicide bomber kills at least 72 in Pakistan, Microsoft’s chatbot endorses genocide, and a cat is accidentally mailed across England
A cyclone makes landfall in Fiji, three people protest Beyoncé’s Super Bowl halftime show, and a knife-wielding monkey chases patrons around a bar
The Islamic State carries out two suicide bombings in Beirut, U.S. officials say they are reasonably sure they’ve killed Jihadi John, and an eight-year-old boy is accused of killing a one-year-old girl
Pope Francis comes to America, Volkswagen recalls 11 million vehicles, and a Washington State school bans tag
The Greek parliament approves a $95 billion international loan package, Parmigiano-Reggiano Cheese Consortium considers taking legal action against Pornhub, and a naked man in Wisconsin rams his pickup truck into two police cars
South Carolina removes the Confederate flag from its State House, El Chapo escapes from prison again, and the soundtrack to a pornographic film plays over the PA system of a Target in California
Baltimore records its highest monthly murder total since 1971, Oklahoma police shoot an assistant pastor, and 30 people are kicked out of a hotel for fighting over a waffle maker.
The Islamic State kills at least 20 foreign tourists in Tunisia, the first prime minister of Singapore dies, and customs agents in Lebanon seize 30 crates of radioactive maxi pads
Vladimir Putin’s political adversary is assassinated, Venezuela bans George Bush and Dick Cheney from entering the country, and two people in Seoul are swallowed by a sinkhole
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