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Delegates from 195 nations have agreed to a global deal to tackle climate change.

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Accord for the first time binds rich and poor governments into reducing greenhouse-gas emissions

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The media industry may be in for a rude awakening as the number of pay-TV households in the U.S. will fall at an accelerating rate for at least the next four years.

Cord-Cutting Is Accelerating - WSJ

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By 2018, 21% of U.S. households won’t pay for traditional TV, eMarketer says

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not worth it anymore content is breaking away to the interwebs

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Some 2.5 billion people will by African by 2050, according to United Nations projections. That would be double the current number and 25% of the world’s total.

For a Growing Africa, Hope Mingles With Fear of the Future - WSJ

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End corporate subsidies, it's corporate welfare for profit milked from the loins of the citizens of the Republic of the United States of America, and put it back into Social Security and Medicare where it belongs.
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The U.S. and Europe—and East Asia more recently—first got rich because of their factories. Now economists worry that the factory-led model of advancement is simply no longer available to today’s poorest nations.

For Poor Countries, Well-Worn Path to Development Turns Rocky - WSJ

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The alleged mastermind of the Paris attacks, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, was killed in a police raid, the Paris prosecutor said Thursday, removing a key member from Islamic State’s ranks.

Abdelhamid Abaaoud, Alleged Mastermind of Paris Attacks, Is Dead, Prosecutor Says - WSJ

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Mr. Abaaoud identified with fingerprints taken from body

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You are so right and indeed there are many wonderful Muslims. Sorry, but I shouldn't let my temper get the best of me. I misspoke.

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Two suspects die as police raid on apartment in search of Paris Attacks mastermind ends

Two Suspects Die as Police Raid on Apartment in Search of Paris Attacks Mastermind - WSJ

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Government says raid is now over; heavy gunfire rang out through the morning in northern suburb

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+ What terrorist. .its a name given by the West. They can go & destroy the life & country of other nation with brazen impunity. .but if you rise against them then you are a terrorist. Shouldn't one rise up & fight if you are attacked.. not by one powerful nation but the whole European nations with USA/Isreal..they are the real terrorists !! 7/8 nations against one..what an unfair game !

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The top fiction and nonfiction of the year, as chosen by The Wall Street Journal.

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The top fiction and nonfiction of the year, as chosen by The Wall Street Journal

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One in four people in Japan is 65 or older, compared with 15% in the U.S. Conventional wisdom says a large elderly population undermines an economy, but Japan is challenging that proposition.

Graying Japan Tries to Embrace the Golden Years - WSJ

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+Phil Thomas
So So True. Greedy Wealthy people.

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A cultural preference for male children has cost Asia dearly—by some estimates there are upwards of 100 million women missing on the continent today.

Asia Struggles for a Solution to Its ‘Missing Women’ Problem - WSJ

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Do U think it is the CULTURE of the WEST?

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The developed world’s working-age population is going to start declining next year, threatening global growth in decades ahead. Here's what it means for the future of our global economy.

How Demographics Rule the Global Economy - WSJ

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In targeting Abdelhamid Abaaoud in a raid, French authorities aimed to remove from Islamic State’s ranks a prominent figure who they said blended his battlefield experience in Syria with a network of associates in Europe to mastermind one of the bloodiest terror attacks in French history.

Abdelhamid Abaaoud, Alleged Mastermind of Paris Attacks, Was ‘Emir of War’ in Syria - WSJ

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Belgian drew on ties in Europe long before Paris strikes, officials say

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May Allaah forgive him n grant him paradise allaahumma ameen

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France has fighter aircraft positioned at bases in the region, in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, which could be used in any retaliatory strikes against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.