Site Map July 02, 2017

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• Al-Qaida-linked Mali extremists release hostage video
• Milwaukee's sweep falls short with loss in finale against Marlins
• Venezuela's Maduro hikes wages amid protests
• RHP Grilli traded from Toronto to Texas for minor leaguer
• Ozuna hits 2 home runs as Marlins avoid sweep
• Angels GM Eppler: All signs point to Trout joining Inland Empire 66ers Tuesday
• 2017 MLB All-Star Game: Angels OF Mike Trout named American League starter
• Website in Illinois kidnap case still advises on abductions
• White House battles backlash after Trump tweets 'slam' of CNN
• Twins drop three of four in Kansas City
• Indians dominate Verlander en route to 11-8 win over Tigers
• Top Colombian rebel leader in intensive care after stroke
• Hundreds of skulls unearthed in Mexico likely point to Aztec human sacrifice
• Mormon Tabernacle Choir director mentors inmate music group
• Newly sworn-in NYPD officer becomes family's 4th generation to wear same shield number
• Rays struggle against Kevin Gausman, can't finish off sweep of Orioles
• Vandals post anti-Jewish banner at Holocaust memorial
• Trump ally Scaramucci accepts CNN apology but frustrated by Washington's 'Scandal Inc.' culture
• Drifter boat, a Maine high school project, washes up in Scotland
• GOP Senators join in call to nix August recess to work on looming issues
• Taj Gibson joins Minnesota on two-year, $28M deal
• EXCLUSIVE: Pentagon sails destroyer near disputed island in South China Sea, officials say
• Trump tweets video of him wrestling down CNN
• Man's sentence includes carrying around photo of girl killed in crash
• Injured bald eagle found in nation's capital, taken for care
• Missing North Texas girl found dead in Dallas; 2 arrested
• Paul: Senate health bill is 'lit up like a Christmas tree' with spending
• 'Terrorism' misspelled on bench at Indiana war memorial
• Brazil captures drug lord who used surgery to hide
• Airstrikes propel Mosul gains, despite toll on civilians
• What my wife and I did when doctors told us our third son would die at birth
• Vatican shakeup - behind the sweet smile, Pope Francis flexes his muscle
• Macedonia ex-counterintelligence chief's passport seized
• Rays sign top international prospect SS Wander Samuel Franco
• 'Despicable Me 3' and 'Baby Driver' win, 'The House' doesn't
• Deadly car bombs rock capital, multiple casualties, Syrian state TV says
• Oklahoma army veteran leaves $2.25 million estate to Habitat for Humanity, 24 homes to be built
• 500 California high school students must retake AP tests
• Gettysburg anniversary seeing few flare-ups, despite rumors of violence
• Damascus rocked by suicide blast, 2 others foiled
• Man facing murder charges in road-rage slaying of woman, 18
• Wife: Police didn't act fast enough to save husband
• Pakistan official angry over ex-CIA contractor's memoir
• Shavon Randle: Amber Alert canceled after girl's body found
• Independence Day: A Navy SEAL's 4th of July wish
• Cop's fatal shooting of Michigan man, 73, ruled justified
• Syrian refugee camp in Lebanon hit by fire, at least 1 dead
• Fire rages in Syrian refugee camp in Lebanon, 1 dead
• Preview: Rays try to sweep Orioles in Baltimore for first time since 2013
• Ex-cop gets state prison term in fatal alcohol-related crash
• UK to refrain from charges on Grenfell Tower sublets
• French president vows support in Africa anti-extremist fight
• The Latest: Bashar Assad face of new Syria bank note
• Georgia small plane crash: 4 killed, FAA, NTSB investigating
• State laws expand concealed gun rights to college campuses, public facilities
• Egypt sentences 20 to death over 2013 village massacre
• Turkish police chase away transgender marchers in Istanbul
• Pennsylvania road rage killing: Man, 28, charged with murder in teen's death
• In Milwaukee, prosecutors hit neighborhoods, not just court
• The Latest: Man intended as shooting target has no idea why
• Tropical depression may form in central Atlantic this week
• Off-duty cop who killed daughter's boyfriend faces 3rd trial
• Preview: Marlins aim to snap 4-game losing streak in finale vs. Brewers
• Sen. Rand Paul on push to repeal then replace ObamaCare
• Former Israeli PM Olmert leaves prison, heads to mall
• Afghan officials: Taliban kill 13 local militiamen in ambush
• Tokyo governor's party heads for big win in city election
• Little Rock nightclub shooting: US Marshals arrest rapper, second suspect on unrelated charges in Alabama
• Gwyneth Paltrow's neighbors hate her, too
• John Cena opens up about being bullied as a kid and how it helped him find his passion
• Wood to start as Royals seek series win over Twins
• South Carolina man had inappropriate contact with young boys, convinced families he was police officer: prosecutors
• Iranian opposition upbeat as Trump Administration talks of regime change
• Former judge in Kentucky fighting sex charges
• 'Game of Thrones' star says show was her 'sex ed' class
• Civilians flee as strikes pound last of IS-held Mosul
• Launch fails for Chinese heavy-lift carrier rocket
• Oklahoma 18-year-old arrested, accused of prostituting two juveniles
• J-Lo's pre-taped Fourth of July performance angers locals
• Family matters: Husband joins wife scoring for US soccer
• Drug kingpin White Head, who changed his face with plastic surgery, caught in Brazil
• Ousted Vatican doctrine chief denies clashing with pope
• Miley Cyrus shares emotional tribute to parents: 'My life is the result of love'
• Pacquiao loses contentious WBO title fight to Jeff Horn
• Doctor killed in NYC hospital shooting was covering colleague's shift
• Beyoncé and Jay-Z's mansion is the talk of Malibu
• Fyre Festival promoter freed on bail after court appearance
• Netflix series on abuse prompts calls for priest's files
• Hundreds of books owned by Warren Zevon to be sold
• Pope urges end to Venezuela violence, prays for victims
• South African parliamentary vote on Zuma planned for Aug. 8
• Less humid air to spill across northeastern US for Fourth of July
• Preview: Brewers vs. Marlins
• 20 dead in road accidents in Russia; 14 as bus catches fire
• Chicago Police: Heavily armed man shot, killed by officer
• Arab Israeli ex-lawmaker heads to prison with 'pride'
• Little Rock police chief: Quick work helped save lives in nightclub shooting
• Human trafficking: The faith and justice communities must work together to fight this scourge
• Independence Day: Ronald Reagan loved this blessed land and we loved him for it
• Israel detains Palestinian lawmaker on security allegations
• 2 ruling party officials shot and killed in Turkey
• Greinke fans 8 to lead D-backs past Rockies, back into win column
• Pacquiao loses WBO welterweight title on points to Horn
• Tom Koehler has rough return, Brewers top Marlins
• Felix Jorge quiets Royals in MLB debut, Twins win 10-5
• Israel's ex-PM Ehud Olmert released from prison
• Trump vows to stick with social media despite recent backlash
• The Latest: Official says staff risked lives during rampage
• Coyotes makes small splash on first day of free agency
• Trump honors veterans at Celebrate Freedom Rally
• House Republicans renew call to nix August recess, citing 'long list of pressing issues'
• Trump vows to support and defend religious freedom in US
• Jrue Holiday part of busy first day of NBA Free Agency
• Logan Morrison homers twice, Rays blowout Orioles
• Police: Arkansas club shooting that injured 28 may be gang-related
• Venezuela confirms 4 more deaths in anti-government protests
• Seven-run inning lifts Brewers over Marlins
• Stephens drives in 2 in debut, Reds beat struggling Cubs 5-3