Site Map October 22, 2016

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• More than 100 mostly barefoot inmates escape Haiti lockup, officials say
• Suspected Islamic militants gun down Egyptian army officer
• Colombia's largest airline cancels flights to Caracas
• Selanne, Jets top Oilers 6-5 in Heritage Classic alumni game
• North Dakota pipeline protest prompts more than 80 arrests
• In Aleppo, jewel of Syrian rebellion faces possible collapse
• Comic's comic Kevin Meaney dead at 60
• Trump opposes AT&T-Time Warner deal, says 'too much concentration of power'
• UN envoy asks for Yemen cease-fire extension
• In Gettysburg, Trump says he can bring the 'change' to end ‘rigged’ system
• Prosecutors oppose release of indicted Arkansas ex-judge
• Possible new home for Gitmo ex-detainee unhappy in Uruguay
• Emails show Clinton campaign weighing Keystone XL decision
• Report: Syrian government blamed for 3rd chemical attack
• Woman's abdominal pain turns into surprise baby
• Clinton campaign receives envelope with suspicious powder
• Riders do annual roundup of Utah bison herd
• Kremlin: demands for Assad's departure "thoughtless"
• IS assault on Iraq's Kirkuk ends after 24-hour battle
• Mosul Today: Iraqi army advances after IS assault on Kirkuk
• 2 children killed in Georgia home invasion
• The dangerous world of the inner circle
• The Latest: Turkey troops, rebels battle Kurdish-led militia
• Ryan still feeling impact of Trump; Senate control could go to January if Georgia is close
• Hansen shares lead of Portugal Masters after 3 rounds
• Police find new 'suspicious item' in probe of subway alert
• Toddler dies in Spokane fire, his dog huddled at his side
• 1 killed, several injured in clash over pipeline in Mexico
• The Latest: Iraqi army launches new push on town near Mosul
• Germany: Onlookers encouraged migrant teen's fatal jump
• Somali pirate says 26 Asian sailors freed after 4 years
• Romanians march to demand reunification with Moldova
• Attacks on the internet keep getting bigger and nastier
• Mauritanian released from Guantanamo won't pursue complaints
• U.S Defense Secretary Carter arrives in Iraq
• Confusion, worry ahead of migrant camp closure in France
• Officials say senior Egyptian army officer gunned down
• 4 gunmen killed in clashes with police in Russia's Caucasus
• Who is Evan McMullin, third-party candidate surging in Utah?
• Puerto Rico control board wants stay maintained on lawsuits
• Bradley waiting for 1st win at Swansea after draw vs Watford
• Pastor, 3 others guilty in church beating that killed teen
• Thais sing special royal anthem version to honor late king
• Hundreds march to protest bullfighting's return to Barcelona
• 19 die as helicopter carrying oil workers crashes in Russia
• McCourt's moving swiftly to make Marseille a contender again
• Germany: Merkel party pulls candidate over 'like' for rivals
• ISIS burns sulfur stocks near Mosul, creating hazard for US troops, locals
• Woman arrested for allegedly trying to light Molotov cocktail in Times Square
• Boston water main floods trench, killing 2 workers
• Spain busts sex trafficking ring based on victim hotline tip
• Militants attack police compound in northern Iraq's Kirkuk
• The hidden costs of new car infotainment systems
• The right way to take melatonin supplements, according to a sleep doc
• Appeal of women's soccer growing, FIFA chief says in Jordan
• Anthem singer at Heat-76ers game kneels during performance
• Facebook employees fume after push to censor Trump posts rebuffed
• Judge orders ex-NSA contractor accused of stealing secrets held in custody
• Lahiri leads by 4 shots as Thomas struggles at CIMB Classic
• Part of Clinton campaign headquarters evacuated over suspicious white powder
• Officials: Taliban brief Pakistan about talks with Kabul
• Team Obama's new overtime rule is dehumanizing, economically harmful and must be stopped
• Biden wishes he could take Trump 'behind the gym' over lewd comments
• Top EU lawmaker intervenes to try to save Canada trade pact
• Defense Secretary Carter visits Iraq to assess operation to retake Mosul
• WHY IT MATTERS: Homegrown Extremism
• Police arrest 35 suspected members of Long Island gang
• China replaces members of regional legislature over fraud
• ISIS attack on Kirkuk ends after 24 hours, Iraqi officials say
• US Navy destroyer conducts operation in South China Sea
• Wisconsin officer facing felony charge from March shooting
• Protests after Wonder Woman named to honorary UN post
• Giants kicker Josh Brown on leave as new domestic violence case rocks NFL
• No discipline for Minneapolis cops in Jamar Clark slaying
• 'HANNITY': Trump says media 'poison the voters' by publishing allegations
• Nyquist leads Red Wings past Predators, 5-3
• Blue Jackets pick up first win, beat Blackhawks 3-2
• Strong storms cause floods, kill 1 person in Pennsylvania
• Montana judge sparks outrage with no prison time for incest
• UN expert urges next UN chief to focus on ending tax havens
• Typhoon Haima churns toward China after lashing Philippines
• Cameroon train traveling between 2 largest cities derails
• Opposition cries dictatorship after Venezuela blocks recall
• Clinton lectured State Dept. staff on cybersecurity in 2010 video
• Syrian government carried out third chemical attack, report says
• Media denounce Trump's election answer: How bad is the fallout?
• UC Berkeley Greek parties banned amid sexual assault reports
• Boyfriend a 'person of interest' in disappearance of Texas college woman