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Her brother Daniel Dion - one of Céline's 13 siblings - has died, PEOPLE has confirmed. He was 59. Daniel had brain, throat and tongue cancer, according to the Associated Press.

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Giant panda cub Bei Bei, seen through glass, roams in his pen at the National Zoo in Washington Jan. 16. The cub, born Aug. 22, made his public debut Saturday, though zoo members have been able to see him since Jan. 8. JOSE LUIS MAGANA , THE ...

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Paying tribute. A clip from a 2013 episode of The Simpsons has resurfaced online following the deaths of rocker David Bowie and actor Alan Rickman.

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Even if you live in major cities where smaller, independent films like Room, The Danish Girl or Anomalisa are actually still playing in theatres, keeping up with Oscar-worthy fare during Hollywood's increasingly crowded award season can be a daunting task.

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BEIRUT - Islamic State militants on Saturday killed dozens of people, most of them pro-government militiamen, in wide-scale attacks on government-held areas of the eastern city of Deir el-Zour, opposition activists said.

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In addition to serving as your connection to Amazon's vast inventory of products, Amazon Echo can now also read your Kindle books to you.

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An American missionary was among at least 23 people killed by al Qaeda-linked militants - including two female jihadis - in the Burkina Faso capital, a family member said Saturday.

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Apple on Friday announced plans to cease iAd App Network operations at the end of June, ending one facet of the company's six-year play at the mobile advertising market.

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A baby born in Hawaii with a birth defect that affects head size had also been infected with Zika virus, state health officials said Saturday.

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NEW YORK With signs of a bear market in U.S. stocks emerging, some of the world's biggest investors say the buying opportunity is not here yet and instead believe further drops of 10 to 20 percent are a possibility.

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The brightest galaxy ever observed is in danger of unravelling. But beyond the fate of this distant corner of the cosmos, what can this insight contribute to our understanding of the universe?

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China aims to continue ramping up its space exploration efforts by landing the first lunar probe on the far side of the moon -- the hemisphere that faces away from Earth -- in 2018, the Xinhua news agency reports.

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Mike Hearn's departure from Bitcoin and his recent blog post revealing issues with Bitcoin has evoked response from the Bitcoin community.

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Olympus Corp., whose specialized medical scopes are among those linked to a series of deadly "superbug" outbreaks around the country, said Friday that it will voluntarily recall and redesign the devices in an effort to prevent future infections.

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Could eating potatoes lead to gestational diabetes? A new British study suggests that women who eat a lot of potatoes have a higher chance of developing gestational diabetes, though it might not be all too bad for expectant moms worried about having to ...

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said today that his opponent, Sen. Ted Cruz "finally went off the wagon a little bit and went a little crazy" for attacking Trump this week -- calling him "a great hypocrite" for taking and failing to ...

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If you do the crime, you do the time, and the time has come for Dustin Diamond. The actor, best known for playing "Screech" on Saved by the Bell, has checked into the Ozaukee County jail in Wisconsin to begin a four-month sentence for disorderly ...

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Rescuers battled winds of up to 23 mph and waves up to 30 feet as they searched for 12 Marines who are missing after two helicopters they were in crashed off the Hawaiian island of Oahu.

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CHARLESTON, South Carolina - Young people worship her opponent; her husband is hitting the stump, but bringing some inauspicious headlines with him; and her campaign is turning increasingly aggressive against a challenger no one thought would be ...

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One of my sons recently asked me who the defining public figure in my life has been. I answered him without hesitation: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Think of the Mets as the person who buys one lonely Powerball ticket, just for sport, and goes on without giving it a second thought as scores of others obsess over the drawing.

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VIENNA —Iran reentered the global economy Saturday, as years of crippling international sanctions were lifted in exchange for the verified disabling of much of its nuclear infrastructure.

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VIENNA - Iran released Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian and three other detained Iranian Americans on Saturday in exchange for the freedom of seven people imprisoned or charged in the United States, U.S.

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The Los Angeles Kings agreed to terms with Anze Kopitar to an eight-year contract extension, the Kings announced Saturday. The Los Angeles Kings agreed to terms with center Anze Kopitar on an eight-year contract extension, the Kings announced ...

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Soon, if you have a new PC, you won't be able to run Windows 7 or 8. Microsoft has announced an update to its support policy that lays out its plans for future updates to its older operating systems, and the new rules mean that future PC owners with ...

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Astronomers have detected what could be the second most massive black hole in our galaxy and it may be the missing piece of a cosmic puzzle.

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This post has been updated. Iran is about to get a refresher course in the capricious nature of the oil market and the durable nature of economic sanctions.

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Former Michigan head coach Brady Hoke has been named Oregon's new defensive coordinator, the school announced Saturday. "We are extremely excited to welcome coach Hoke to the Oregon family," Oregon head coach Mark Helfrich said in a statement.

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After getting inside the red zone, all they could do was continue to throw the ball, which was unsuccessful. They had to settle for a field goal, to cut the Patriots' lead to 14-6.

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President Obama on Saturday signed an emergency declaration for the state of Michigan, clearing the way for federal aid to help resolve the water crisis in Flint.

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KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip - More than 1,000 Palestinian families took possession of new apartments Saturday as part of a large Qatari-funded housing project in the Gaza Strip.

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BEIJING - A teenage singer made headlines in China and on her home island of Taiwan this weekend, but not for the winsome K-pop music that she hoped would attract fans.

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Tomorrow at 10:42 AM PST SpaceX is scheduled to launch the Jason-3 satellite into orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

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Attendees mill around a Microsoft Xbox sign at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3 in Los Angeles on June 18, 2015. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI.

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NEW YORK: Two Swedish citizens who US prosecutors said fought alongside the militant group Al-Shabab in Somalia in battles to take control of the country's capital of Mogadishu were sentenced to 11 years in prison on Friday.

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United CEO Oscar Munoz on way home after heart transplant After almost three months in hospital, United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz will be on his way home soon, having tweeted on Friday that he will be returning to Chicago following a successful heart ...

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On Saturday, President Obama proposed a new unemployment benefit and wage insurance plan for the 2017 federal budget. By Christina Beck, Staff January 16, 2016.