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Venezuela hikes wages ahead of monetary overhaul
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro raised wages for the fifth time this year while saying he's looking to establish a single exchange rate tied to the nation's fledgling cryptocurrency
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Sales director for Backpage.com pleads guilty to conspiracy
The sales and marketing director of Backpage.com pleaded guilty to conspiring to facilitate prostitution in a scheme to give free ads to prostitutes in a bid to draw them away from competitors
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UNM regents vote to uphold contested athletics cuts
Regents at New Mexico's flagship university are scheduled to consider again a proposal to shore up the finances of its troubled athletics department by eliminating some sports
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US regulators target Facebook on discriminatory housing ads
Federal regulators have served Facebook with a complaint alleging the company's advertising tools allow landlords and real estate brokers to engage in housing discrimination
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Justice lawyers try to halt Trump financial records release
The Justice Department is asking a federal judge to let them file a legal appeal that could, for now, keep President Donald Trump's critics from gaining access to financial records related to his Washington hotel
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Mexico's AMLO says public should decide fate of new airport
Mexico's president-elect says that a decision about whether to cancel a Mexico City airport project should be left to the public
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The Latest: UNM regents vote again to cut sports
University of New Mexico regents have voted again in favor of cutting men's soccer and other sports teams in an effort to get spending under control within the school's troubled athletics department
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Getting personal: US, Turkish leaders feud over arrest
Feud over detained American pastor in Turkey overshadows deeper problems in U.S.-Turkish relationship, as well as fate of other detainees
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Turkish lira resumes fall after Trump sanctions threat
The Turkish currency is down again, breaking a three-day quiet spell in the country's currency crisis, after the United States threatened to impose new sanctions.
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News outlets challenge Maryland online ad law
News outlets are challenging a new Maryland law meant to fight foreign meddling in online political advertising because they say it creates unfair burdens on media sites that publish such ads
