Health officials say more than 2.2 million of Iran’s 80 million citizens already are addicted to illegal drugs, including 1.3 million in registered treatment programs.
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Companies send fake phishing emails to test security
Think of them as a pop quiz from the boss, who wants to make sure employees don’t click on emails that could unleash malware.
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Groups denounce ‘Fifty Shades’ as degrading to women
An unlikely alliance brings together a radical feminist group and Catholic bishops, but the book’s author says she does not portray abuse.
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Democrats pick Philadelphia for 2016 convention
Philadelphia’s organizers pointed to the city’s heritage as the home of the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were adopted.
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Marathon Ukraine talks end with peace deal, but pitfalls remain
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said there was no agreement on any autonomy or federalization for eastern Ukraine.
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Alex Vraciu, top WW II flying ace, dies at 96
The F6F Hellcat pilot was credited with destroying 19 Japanese planes in the air and 21 on the ground.
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Obama’s request for war powers means partisan battles
As Republican lawmakers seek a broader authority, Democrats hope to narrow the president’s options.
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Boston’s public transit head quits amid storm disruptions
Her resignation is just part of the aftermath of record snowfalls that are also giving school officials headaches.
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U.S. accuses China of subsidizing exports in seven industries
It tells the World Trade Organization that the practice violates rules and undermines fair competition.
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Indecent exposure bill would have added tight yoga pants
Members of a Montana legislative panel move to table the measure.