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Cute, or creepy? NATO foreign ministers sing “We Are The World” together
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Cameron wins a second term: Watch British PM’s victory speech
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Awwwww: First gay couple is caught on Dodger Stadium’s Kiss Cam
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Yes, London still has a Town Crier—watch him announce the birth of Princess Charlotte
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Baltimore state’s attorney announces she’s charging six cops in death of Freddie Gray
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Announcer calls Orioles game in an empty stadium, makes golf joke
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“I don’t want him to be another Freddie Gray”: Viral Baltimore mom Toya Graham speaks out
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Americans gather outside the Supreme Court for gay-marriage oral arguments
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Obama gets an “anger translator” at the White House Correspondents Dinner
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100 years later, thousands in LA take to the streets to remember the Armenian genocide
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“It can’t be edited out”: Obama calls out climate-change deniers in the Everglades
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For Earth Day, watch a clever tribute to the endangered animals of the world
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Japan’s newest high-speed train sets a world record
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Celebrate Marathon Monday with a timelapse of the Boston Marathon route
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Omg omg new Star Wars trailer omg
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Senate hearing interrupted by a senator’s “Frozen” ringtone
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Confetti bomb! ECB chair Mario Draghi attacked by protestor at press conference
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Marco Rubio is the next to jump into the 2016 presidential race
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It’s official: Hillary is in. Watch her launch video
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Rand Paul abruptly leaves Guardian interview after sparring with reporter
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Conservative activist Dinesh D’Souza makes a “Life After Conviction” video
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Obama takes on “less-than-loving Christians,” and the crowd eats it up
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Duke wins! Watch the highlights of this year’s March Madness, set to the cheesiest song ever
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Obama calms kids during Easter bee attack
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