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, July 22, 2018
Gunman surrenders after woman killed in US market hostage drama
LOS ANGELES — A gunman took hostages inside a supermarket in Los Angeles on Saturday after a gun battle with police, leaving a store employee dead before the suspect handcuffed himself and surrendered, police said.The drama began at another location when a man became "involved in a family dispute which resulted in him shooting his grandmother and a female," Sergeant Barry Montgomery told journalists."That suspect fled the location in his ...
, July 21, 2018
Record number for Muslim candidates in US elections
A LIBERAL woman of color with zero name recognition and little funding takes down a powerful, long serving congressman from her own political party.When Tahirah Amatul-Wadud heard about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's stunning upset over US Rep. Joe Crowley in New York's Democratic primary last month, the first-time candidate saw parallels with her own longshot campaign for Congress in western Massachusetts.The 44-year-old Muslim, African-American civil rights lawyer, who is taking on a ...
, July 21, 2018
US urges strict UN curbs until N. Korea acts on denuclearization
UNITED NATIONS — The United States called on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Friday to act on his promise to give up nuclear weapons and said the world, including China and Russia, must continued to enforce sanctions until he does so.After briefing UN Security Council envoys in New York, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley warned against loosening sanctions ...
, July 20, 2018
17 dead as tourist boat sinks in US lake
CHICAGO, Illinois — A tourist boat capsized and sank in a sudden storm on a lake in Missouri, leaving 17 dead, including some children, authorities said on Friday after divers recovered the bodies of the last people who were missing.The accident occurred on Thursday night in full view of witnesses, at least one of whom captured video of the small boat bobbing in rough waters on Table Rock Lake near ...
, July 20, 2018
Merkel gives a thumbs up as Trump plans to meet Putin again
BERLIN — Meetings between the US and Russian presidents should become the “normality”, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday, adding that it is “good for all” that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin plan new talks.“That talks are held is basically good for all, in particular between these two countries,” Merkel said at her regular summer press conference.“I find that meetings between the US and Russian presidents must return to ...
, July 20, 2018
11 dead as boat capsizes and sinks in Missouri lake
WASHINGTON — A tourist boat capsized and sank on Thursday during a fierce storm on a lake in Missouri, killing at least 11 people, the local sheriff said.The incident on Table Rock Lake that occurred as thunderstorms rumbled through the US Midwest left another seven people hospitalized while at least five were still missing, Stone County Sheriff Doug Rader told journalists, saying some of the dead were children.The local branch ...
, July 19, 2018
Trump rejects Putin’s proposal to let Russia interrogate US citizens
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump rejected on Thursday a proposal by Vladimir Putin to allow Russian officials to interrogate a former US ambassador and other American citizens, amid outrage across Washington that he would even consider it.While Trump originally called the idea an “incredible offer,” and continued to weigh it through Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said he has now decided against it.“It is a proposal that was ...
, July 19, 2018
Facebook cracks down on bogus posts inciting violence
MENLO PARK, California — Facebook on Wednesday built on its campaign to prevent the platform from being used to spread dangerous misinformation, saying it will remove bogus posts likely to spark violence.The new tactic being spread through the global social network was tested in Sri Lanka, which was recently rocked by inter-religious over false information posted on the world’s leading online social network.“There are certain forms of misinformation that have ...
, July 19, 2018
Nicaragua forces seize opposition stronghold on eve of revolution anniversary
MASAYA, Nicaragua — Forces loyal to President Daniel Ortega asserted control over a key opposition stronghold on Wednesday after a long battle that has sharpened international condemnation and alarm over Nicaragua’s violent political crisis.Paramilitaries with assault rifles drove honking through the center of Masaya, south of the capital, and hoisted the flag of Ortega’s ruling Sandinista party over a main square in the flashpoint Monimbo district. It had been hastily ...
, July 19, 2018
Canada PM shakes up govt ahead of 2019 elections
OTTAWA — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reshuffled his government on Wednesday, setting the stage for his Liberal Party ahead of legislative elections next year amid tensions on global trade and the rise of populism.The shake-up, 15 months before voters go to the polls in the G7 nation, appeared designed to give the Liberals a lift at a time when polls show their Conservative Party opponents are hard on their ...
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