U.S. vessel arriving in area of missing submarine search
Argentine submarine went missing 12 days ago with 44 crew members on board
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Relatives of sailors missing on submarine heartbroken and angry
An international agency said it detected an underwater sound that's consistent with an explosion near the sub's last-known position
Ominous development in hunt for missing sub
U.S. and specialist agencies say the "hydro-acoustic anomaly" was produced just hours after the sub with 44 aboard vanished
"Noise" draws crews back in hunt for missing sub
U.S. Navy detection of "hydro-acoustic anomaly" sees planes, ships return to patch of Atlantic already searched for Argentine vessel
Time, oxygen running out fast for crew of missing sub
No sign of Argentine naval vessel after six days, crew could have just a day of air left
No signal from lost sub, and "every minute is oxygen"
Sounds detected by deep-water probes likely "biological," Argentine Navy says, dashing hopes again
New details on calls that raised hopes for finding missing sub
Brief satellite calls had raised hopes of finding missing Argentinian submarine crew
Argentina unsure if signals came from lost submarine
Argentina's Navy couldn't confirm Sunday if seven brief satellite calls received a day prior were from a lost sub with 44 crew members onboard
Argentine navy loses contact with submarine carrying 44
The Navy said that ships and aircraft were searching near the last known location of the ARA San Juan which had not been heard from since Wednesday
Vice President Pence cuts South America trip short
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Pence downplays possibility of military intervention in Venezuela
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Hidden trove of suspected Nazi artifacts found in Argentina
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Trove of suspected Nazi artifacts found in hidden room
Some 75 objects were found in a collector's home in Beccar, a suburb north of Buenos Aires
Animals remain in cages a year after zoo closed
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Almanac: The Falklands War
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Argentina investigates alleged sex abuse at school for deaf children
Only the children's tormenters would have heard their cries because the other children at the school were deaf
Dream come true for Afghanistan's "Messi boy"
Little boy who stole soccer fans' hearts with his plastic bag jersey gets to walk onto the field with his Argentine hero
Cameras capture traffic inspector clinging to hood of fleeing car
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New species of flying Jurassic pterosaur discovered
Fossil discovery includes the rare skull of an ancient winged reptile
Argentina: Ex-official caught with $9M in cash now in hospital
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Russia blames "Putinophobia" for massive offshore data leak
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President Obama does the tango in Argentina
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President Obama talks automatic toilets in Argentina
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Obama: Ted Cruz's plan to surveil Muslim neighborhoods is "un-American"
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Should Obama have come home after Brussels attacks?
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ICE officer relieved of duties after videos show him shoving woman to ground
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Sinclair, Nexstar bringing back "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on their stations
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Former FBI Director James Comey indicted on 2 counts
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Supreme Court lets Trump withhold $4 billion in foreign aid approved by Congress
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NYC mass shooting gunman had CTE, medical examiner finds
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Humberto grows to Category 3 hurricane in Atlantic. Maps show its forecast path.
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Assata Shakur dies in Cuba after decades on the run
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