Doctor recovers from Ebola returns home to New York
Dr Craig Spencer, the first Ebola patient treated in the city, leaves Bellevue Hospital after nearly three weeks. He urges renewed focus on West Africa while supporters celebrate his healthy status. His fiancee remains quarantined as officials monitor staff and travelers.
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Businesses cash in as women chase bigger butts
New York AP. Gym classes promise a plump posterior while fat grafting procedures gain popularity and padded underwear sells out. The U.S. booty business rises as women emulate stars like Nicki Minaj Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez. Booty Pop sells foam padded panties at $22 with a 47 percent sales rise over six months.
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Obama and Xi Meet in Beijing Amid Tensions Over China Ties
In Beijing, President Obama and Xi Jinping meet as relations strain over maritime disputes cyber activity and Hong Kong. Washington voices concern over China’s rapprochement with Moscow and Beijing questions U.S. ability to deliver on deals after midterm setbacks.
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Putin's gallantry at APEC upstages Chinese host
At the APEC summit in Beijing Vladimir Putin wrapped a shawl around Xi Jinping's wife as the Chinese host spoke with Barack Obama. The moment left Xi’s team appearing gauche while Putin was seen as gallant, drawing off color jokes about the Russian leader. State CCTV broadcast the scene before being scrubbed from the internet, illustrating top‑leader image control and cultural norms.
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Nigerian envoy blasts U S over arms ban amid Boko Haram fight
Nigeria’s ambassador to the United States Adebowale Ibidapo Adefuye denounces Washington for denying lethal weapons to combat Boko Haram. He argues U S restraint hampers Nigeria’s battle and questions human rights abuse claims used to justify the arms ban.
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Farceen Ferr Captain gets 36 year sentence in ferry disaster
Grief and rage erupt as Judge hands Capt. Lee Joon seok and 14 crew members 36 years for negligence after the ship sank killing over 300, mostly high school students. Victims' relatives call verdict too lenient though homicide charge was dropped for lack of proof.
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