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    Arrests of Women Underscore Jihadist Recruiting Efforts

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    China Anticorruption Drive Steps Up With Indictment

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    Turkey’s March Inflation Rate Rises

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    Private-Equity Firm EIG Digs Into Brazil

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    American Jailed in China Released, Arrives Home

    A U.S. geologist jailed in China for more than seven years after being convicted of trading in Chinese state secrets was released and deported to the U.S. on Friday, according to people close to the case.

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    Woman Charged With Trying to Join ISIS

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    Europe Raises Scrutiny of Tech Giants

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    Cameron Defends His Record in U.K. Debate

    British Prime Minister David Cameron went head-to-head with his main political rival, Labour Party leader Ed Miliband, in the only televised debate ahead of Britain’s upcoming national election.

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    Prospect of Bolder Iran Unnerves Some, Encourages Others

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    Republican White House Hopefuls Condemn Iran Nuclear Deal

    Republican White House hopefuls were quick to condemn the emerging nuclear deal with Iran almost as soon as it was announced, arguing the pact will do little to prevent the Iranian regime from developing nuclear weapons.

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    Pope Francis and the New Rome

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    The Iraq War and Stubborn Myths

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    Mercy in Victory Is as Ancient as War

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    In photos picked Friday by Wall Street Journal editors, a cartoonist in Malaysia is charged with sedition, Kenya mourns students killed in an Islamist attack, a man in Alabama is freed from death row and more.

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