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A person lights a candle for explosion victims at the Chaoyin Temple Aug. 14. The Aug. 12 blast engulfed an industrial area where toxic chemicals and gas were stored in the northeast Chinese port city. (CNS photo/Wu Hong, EPA)
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China Commemorates World War II's End, but Don't Call It a Celebration
Steven Schwankert
A large military parade was seen as a continuation of China's campaign to maintain public hatred of Japan.
Hungarian policemen detain migrants on the tracks at a railway station in the town of Bicske, Hungary, Sept. 3. (CNS photo/Laszlo Balogh, Reuters)
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Migrant crisis at Serbian border: US, Europe, should not close their eyes
Kevin Clarke
Thousands of people fleeing Middle East calamity zones are piling up at barricades on the borders of Europe.
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Will twelve percent of the United States gain a legal right to assisted suicide tomorrow?
Jim McDermott
Tomorrow the State Assembly of the state of California may very well pass a bill to make assisted suicide legal for its 38+ million residents.
Migrants scuffle with police after breaking through a fence Sept. 2 and crossing the border between Macedonia and Greece, near the town of Gevgelija, Macedonia. (CNS photo/Valdrin Xhemaj, EPA)
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Unprecedented Refugee Crises Shocks Europe
Kevin Clarke
"Borders are killing people," said Jesuit Refugee Service Europe director Jean-Marie Carrière.
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Trigger Warning: On Not Looking at Dead Syrian Babies
Kevin Clarke
Images of drowned babies washing ashore in Libya have circulated widely.
A migrant walks past a makeshift church in the "Jungle" camp in France (CNS photo/Etienne Laurent, EPA).
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BBC program highlights faith and humanity of Europe's refugees
David Stewart
What we are seeing is a humanitarian disaster on a much larger scale than previously thought.
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