Thursday, July 07, 2016

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  • Italian Charged After U.S. Teen Slain on First Day in Rome Beau Solomon, a personal finance major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, had been due to participate in a study abroad program in Italy.
  • Seven Killed in Military Chopper Crash in Turkey
  • Colossal Report on Iraq War to Finally Be Revealed
  • Riot Police Lash Out at Striking Taxi Drivers
  • Studying Abroad Can Be Deadly, Grieving Moms Warn
  • ISIS Fulfills Promise of Deadly Ramadan
  • 30 Killed in 4 Days of Drug War by President 'Punisher'
  • Canadian PM Trudeau Joins Dad as Marvel Comic Book Star
  • Prince William Launches 'Stand Up to Bullying Day'
  • Airline Issues Alert for Ex-Guantanamo Detainee
  • Blair Told Bush He'd Be With Him on Iraq Policy The long-awaited report into Britain's involvement in the Iraq War revealed several failings.
  • 2015 Could be a Historic Vintage for Bordeaux Wines
  • Brexit Fears Push Gold to Highest Price Since 2014
  • Watch Oscar Pistorius Learn He'll Serve 6 Years for Murder
  • MH370 Search Delayed by Months Due to Weather
  • Spice Girls' Anthem Gets Remake With a Message
  • Seven Bad Omens for the Rio Summer Olympics
  • Trump Again Praises Saddam Hussein's Way With Terrorists
  • Spice Girls Classic Gets Feminist Remake
  • 'Happy' Putin, Confident China See Brexit Silver Lining
  • Obama Heads to Poland for Final NATO Summit President Obama and 27 leaders from other nations will meet in Warsaw for what some are calling NATOs's most important meeting in a generation.
  • Running of the Bulls Festival Gets Underway
  • Soviet-Style Youth Squads Are Making a Comeback in Ukraine
  • France Tops Britain as No. 5 Economy After Pound Drops
  • U.S. Blacklists Kim Jong Un Over Human Rights Abuses
  • 'Blood and Sorrow': Mourning Iraqis Skip Eid Celebrations
  • Pope Meets Parents of U.S. Teen Found Dead in Rome
  • Iraq War Wasn't 'Last Resort,' Long-Awaited Inquiry Finds
  • ISIS Evolves: Month of Terror Shows Group's New Phase
  • 'Blade Runner' Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison for Mur
  • Passengers Injured in Taipei Commuter Train Explosion More than 20 passengers were taken to hospital. Police described an explosive device like an "elongated firecracker."
  • Super Typhoon Takes Aim at Taiwan, China
  • Vigil Held for Migrant Killed in Racist Attack
  • Migrant Who Escaped Boko Haram Is Killed in Racist Attack
  • Commercial Flights Could Fly to Cuba as Early as This Fall
  • Britain Poised to See Its Second Female Prime Minister
  • Powerful Typhoon Rages off Taiwanese Coast
  • Suspect Denies Pushing Teen to His Death: Lawyer
  • Germany Passes 'No Means No' Rape Law
  • Gunbattle During Eid Prayers Leaves at Least Four D

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    Matt Harvey Considering Season-Ending Surgery

    ​ Harvey has symptoms of thoracic outlet syndrome, a condition in which nerves or blood vessels are compressed between the neck and upper torso.

    Would Donald Trump Quit if He Wins the Election? He Doesn’t Rule It Out

    ​ Some in political circles still feel Mr. Trump could decline to be president if elected. “I’ll let you know how I feel about it after it happens,” he told us.

    State Department reopens probe into Clinton emails

    ​ The State Department is reopening its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state.

    Across the nation, outrage over police killings

    ​ Thousands of people took to the streets across the nation Thursday to protest police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, two black men, in 2 days.

    Alton Sterling shooting: Homeless man made 911 call, source says

    ​ A homeless man made the 911 call that brought police to the convenience store where Alton Sterling was shot dead, a source with knowledge of the investigation told CNN.

    Apple’s iOS 10 Is Available for Beta Testers Who Want a Head Start

    ​ Early adopters can try the new messaging app and improved photo software, and they can help the tech giant fix problems before the full release in the fall.

    At least 26 killed, 52 wounded in attack on Iraqi Shiite holy site

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    Justice Dept. to monitor investigation into deadly Minnesota police shooting - VIDEO: Protests after video appears to show cop shooting man - Louisiana police shooting strains community - Obama says recent police shootings 'should trouble all of us'

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    Mom faces jail for not posting to Facebook after son's death

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    Ryan: All options available to punish Dems for guns sit-in

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    Would-be carjacker foiled by stick shift

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    Two charged after video shows man jumping on swimming moose

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    Tampa Bay Buccaneer wakes up locked in museum after his friend's wedding

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    Video shows US student tried to swim after falling in Rome's Tiber River, lawyer says - VIDEO: Arrest made in the death of American student abroad

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    More than 500K hoverboards recalled after fires, burns - VIDEO: Massive hoverboard recall issued

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    GIVING 'BAD GUYS' $$$? Christian leader accused of paying ransom to ISIS

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    Shootings of Blacks Symptomatic of Racial Disparities in U.S., Obama Says.

    ​ An emotional president asked Americans to try to understand that many people in the country think they are being treated unfairly.

    F.B.I. Director Testifies on Clinton Emails to Withering Criticism From G.O.P.

    ​ Republican lawmakers on Thursday used blunt testimony from the director, James B. Comey, to try to build a case that Hillary Clinton repeatedly lied to the public.

    Woman streams aftermath of fatal officer-involved shooting

    ​ As Philando Castile lies dying next to her, Diamond Reynolds looks into the camera and explains a Minnesota police officer just shot her fiancé four times.

    Japan's wanko soba challenge: The ultimate all-you-can-eat noodle binge

    ​ Restaurants in Iwate prefecture invite diners to compete in the ultimate all-you-can-eat noodle competition.

    Memo From Britain: British Politics Gives a Sense of Government by Old School Chums

    ​ It’s hard not to conclude that Britain’s path into crisis has largely been determined by an elite clique of people plotting with and scheming against one another.

    Intimate celebrity portraits from the past 20 years

    ​ Patrick Swirc has photographed some of the most famous people in the world -- Hollywood icons such as Matt Damon, Martin Scorsese and Marion Cotillard.

    Beyoncé pays tribute to Alton Sterling and Philando Castile at concert

    ​ Beyoncé is adding her voice to the chorus speaking against the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.

    Terrorist who slaughtered American hiker lauded on Palestinian TV

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    Identical twins give birth on same day at same time, miles apart - CDC monitoring 320 US pregnant women for Zika

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    1 dead, 4 injured after shots fired at hotel, highway in Tennessee

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    GOP report claims billions in Obamacare payments were illegal

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    German intel report charges Iran seeking illegal nuke, missile tech

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    Brazil says it will shoot down any aircraft violating airspace of Olympic Games

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    UK poised to have its 1st female prime minister since Margaret Thatcher

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    Bangladesh blast, gunbattle kill 4 during Ramadan prayers - Stampede reportedly kills 9 in Ghana during celebration marking end of Ramadan

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    O'REILLY: DEEP ROOTS Do pics explain Obama's refusal to call out Islam?

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    Bill Cosby’s Challenge to Criminal Case Fails

    ​ A Pennsylvania judge ruled that Mr. Cosby had not been entitled to confront his accuser in a preliminary court hearing this spring.

    Nonfiction: Should We Still Listen to Prozac? Peter D. Kramer Jumps Back Into the Antidepressant Debate

    ​ Do antidepressants work? More often than not, argues the author of “Listening to Prozac.”

    For Fourth Time, Baltimore Opens a Trial in the Death of Freddie Gray

    ​ After two acquittals and a hung jury in trials against other officers, prosecutors turn their attention to Lt. Brian Rice, the highest-ranking officer at the arrest.

    Critic's Notebook: A Killing. A Pointed Gun. And Two Black Lives, Witnessing.

    ​ A live stream on Facebook takes us into a car where a fatal police shooting occurred, emphasizing the gulf between virtual and physical presence.

    France 2, Germany 0: France Beats Germany to Reach Euro 2016 Final

    ​ Antoine Griezmann scored twice and France moved a step closer to winning another major soccer championship on home soil with its victory over Germany.

    Trump clashes with GOP critic

    ​ Donald Trump came to Capitol Hill Thursday with the hopes of unifying the party, but his heated exchange with one of his fiercest congressional critics overshadowed those efforts.

    Donald Trump Holds Tense Talks With Senate Republicans

    ​ Mr. Trump was in Washington for meetings with congressional members, including one with Ted Cruz, the Texas senator who came closest to toppling the presumptive Republican nominee this year.

    Bernie Sanders Is Expected to Endorse Hillary Clinton Next Week

    ​ The senator and candidate are expected to appear together in New Hampshire on Tuesday, said three Democrats involved in the planning.

    Newly discovered planet has triple sunrises, sunsets

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    Judge denies Cosby bid to force accuser to testify before trial

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    Fox News Electoral Map: Clinton has 2016 edge, but many toss-ups in play - Trump meets with House, Senate GOP to rally support ahead of Cleveland convention - Trump extends olive branch to Cruz - COMPLETE CAMPAIGN COVERAGE

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    Firefighters catch suspect accused of trying to strangle woman under Utah overpass

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    Mysterious burial: Archaeologists unravel ancient 'shaman' funeral

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    Mexican official: Freed cartel boss Rafael Caro Quintero getting back into drug trade

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    Federal appeals court considers constitutionality of NSA surveillance in terror case

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    Russia sends its only aircraft carrier to Syria in response to US - VIDEO: Russia, US blame each other for dangerous naval maneuvers - Russian TV shows guard tackling, fighting US diplomat outside embassy

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    CASE CONTINUES State Department reopens Clinton emails probe

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    WHAT'S THAT BOOM? Mysterious noises plaguing Calif. town baffle locals

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