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The story of one asylum seeker’s shakedown by notario fraudsters points to untold thousands more
Donald Trump fills his cabinet, Prince Harry announces a "Housing and Hospitality" scholarship, the San Francisco airport hires a pig to relieve travelers' stress
A museum's misguided attempt to rescue the past
An earthquake kills 290 people in Italy, Egypt’s police use Grindr, and a dog is elected mayor of a town in Minnesota for the second time.
Syrian forces advance on Aleppo, a bus driver is killed by a meteor, and a nine-year-old girl drives her intoxicated mother home
Libya’s rival parliaments agree to form a unified government, a third of Republican voters support bombing a fictional city in Disney’s Aladdin, and Holland allows students to pay driving instructors with sex
Gunmen kill 22 people at a hotel in Mali, a poet in Saudi Arabia is sentenced to death, and a Florida mayor tries to pay an ethics fine with 360,000 pennies and nickels
President Obama extends the timeline for America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, a category-four typhoon hits the Philippines, and a hen runs a fast-food chicken restaurant’s Twitter account
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