Site Map July 6, 2017

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• Arizona man charged after drone is flown over wildfire
• SpaceX launches communication satellite on third try
• 28 dead after fight among rival gangs in Acapulco prison
• Amnesty: Rwanda polls marred by chilling 'climate of fear'
• Of 'severe things,' US military strike on NKorea is unlikely
• German intelligence to help clear up Qatar accusations
• The Latest: Trump, Merkel to meet one-on-one in Germany
• The Latest: Castile's girlfriend describes 'nightmare'
• Germany's big blue water cannon douses and disperses rioters
• Price for New York-New Jersey rail tunnel rises to $12.9B
• Qualcomm seeks to block iPhone imports in patent dispute
• Peak 2 Fire: Evacuations still in place for nearly 500 residents in Colorado
• Mickelson to renovate Bali course for a Trump property
• Alaska couple committed suicide by plane, investigators say
• Missing dog reunited with owner after four years
• NYPD officer shot in Bronx is latest in string of New York cop killings
• Professional runner outruns 2 bears while training in woods in Maine
• 3 girl suicide bombers gunned down in northeast Nigeria
• France's Le Pen lauds Ford decision as win for protectionism
• Gangster-killing Philippines president Duterte claims some of his cousins may be in ISIS
• Suspected Muslim rebels storm Philippines jail, 158 inmates escape
• Turkey seeks to extend state of emergency
• NATO's jittery Baltic members move to beef up own defense
• German police see support for crackdown despite some cries of racial profiling
• Thousands of unemployed to get $587 monthly income in Europe first
• Selfie video purportedly shows alleged Istanbul nightclub gunman
• Russia aims to beef up military ties with Philippines as 2 ships visit
• Hundreds flee fighting near Syria's capital despite truce
• US general hands Iraqis fighting in Mosul vote of confidence
• Partiers ring in the new year with giant bear costumes
• Body found in burned-out car may be Greek ambassador who vanished in Rio
• France raises 'terror tax' to support victims of attacks
• Japan's defense minister visits controversial shrine after Pearl Harbor
• Turkish journalist detained over social media postings, others stand trial
• Taliban behead woman for shopping without her husband, officials say
• Bahrain activist, freed on bail, ordered back into custody
• 7 asylum-seekers suspected of trying to set homeless man on fire in Germany
• Abbas eyes Paris summit after UN slams Israeli settlements
• US path on legal marijuana forces rethink in Mexico
• Rescuers find flight recorder of doomed Russian military plane
• Principal of Taiwan school resigns over Nazi-themed parade
• Four Indian men arrested after US tourist accused them of rape
• Japan, US mark the return of military-used land to Okinawa
• In Ukraine, more evidence of a hacking group's Kremlin ties
• Aleppo girl whose tweets captured the world attention meets with Turkish president
• 4 Jordanian police killed in clash with gunmen during raid
• Zurich police say gunman in mosque shooting is dead; at least 3 injured
• Life sentence sought in murder of American woman in Italy
• Alcohol poisoning death toll in Russian city rises to 49
• Canada, UK tourists hid in Jordan castle during gun fight
• UN Security Council approves sending monitors to Aleppo
• North China cities choked by smog shut factories, stop cars
• Buses resume taking remaining civilians, rebels from Aleppo
• Italy faces political, economic uncertainty ahead following referendum
• Two Russian nurses killed in rebel shelling of Syria's Aleppo
• UK government's Brexit plans in hands of Supreme Court
• French Prime Minister Manuel Valls to step down, run for president
• Aleppo cemeteries run out of room to bury victims
• Syrian army tells rebels in Aleppo to leave or die
• Local politician, 2 reporters killed in Finland shooting
• Still grieving, French man seeks clues to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 mystery
• Syrian and allied troops advance in besieged Aleppo
• One-time Conservative rising star defeated in Britain vote
• Dozens of civilians killed in strikes in Syria and Iraq, US-led coalition reports
• Europe police reveal which nations ISIS could target next
• Bloomberg optimistic at start of climate change summit
• Crown prince officially becomes Thailand's new king
• Europol announces 5 arrests in 'unprecedented' cybercrime op
• Filipino militants who left bomb near US Embassy captured
• Iraq's special forces have retaken 19 Mosul neighborhoods
• Pilot carrying Brazilian soccer team told Colombia controllers 'no fuel' before crash
• US envoy: South Sudan gov't prepares attack in border state
• A look at the BAE 146, the plane that crashed carrying Brazlian soccer team
• Iraqi forces assault 2 villages south of Mosul
• Swedish Christmas goat burns on 50th anniversary
• Watchdog slams Syria for reported use of chemical weapons
• Syrian troops capture northern parts of rebel-held Aleppo
• National Guard: Airman who went swimming off Guam beach presumed dead
• With wildfires under control, Israel turns to recovery efforts
• Manhunt underway after gunman bursts into French monks' residence, kills woman
• Wildfire blamed on 'terror' roars through Israeli city
• American accused of killing wife in Tonga, escaping on boat to American Samoa
• Late-season storm Otto becomes hurricane; 3 dead in Panama
• US airstrikes top 1,000 against ISIS in Iraq and Syria
• Robbery goes awry in Austria after suspect finds bank closed
• Russia to move missiles closer to Europe amid 'NATO expansion'
• Iraqi troops search for suicide car bombs in eastern Mosul
• Turkey calls on US, allies to reconsider Syria no-fly zone
• After lengthy drift, Haiti votes for new leader
• WADA to Russia: Accept doping blame, stop being obstructive
• Pope Francis shuts Holy Door, but urges: Stay open to reconciliation
• Iraqi forces continue to advance against ISIS in Mosul
• 115 dead as train derails in north India; some still trapped
• Secretive confidante of South Korean president indicted in corruption scandal
• Twelve miners missing after collapse in Turkey; 4 killed
• Wave of ethnic killings engulfs town in South Sudan
• 'Pure hatred': Translator reveals how Muslim refugees want to 'Islamize' Germany
• Number of Europe-bound refugees killed at sea hits record, analysts say
• Philippines president considers pulling out of International Criminal Court
• China bans 'fatty' nickname mocking Kim Jong Un on the Internet
• Putin pulls Russia out of International Criminal Court
• Syrian president Assad claims Trump could be a 'natural ally'
• US returns Chinese ex-official on the run for 13 years
• North Korea begs China to stop calling Kim Jong Un fat
• US officials 'concerned' as Iran, Russia plan $10 billion arms deal
• Assange's cat dressed to impress for owner's grilling
• China claims its first aircraft carrier is now ready for combat
• Russian minister accused of taking $2 million bribe
• US forces may have committed war crimes in Afghanistan, international prosecutors say
• US soldiers killed in suicide bombing at Bagram Airfield identified
• Girl, 2, killed in Molotov cocktail attack on Indonesian church
• TV chef says Muslim men beat him up because he looks like Donald Trump
• Jackpot: Broken ATM spits out money as customer cleans up
• South Africa moves Oscar Pistorius to another prison
• During Mosul offensive, Kurdish fighters clear Arab village, demolish homes
• Poland exhumes former president, others killed in 2010 plane crash
• Muslim woman reportedly raped by husband after seeking divorce through Sharia court
• Nearly 1,000 tourists stranded after deadly New Zealand quake
• EU rift exposed: UK, France skip emergency summit on Trump
• Assange questioned on sex crimes accusations at Ecuadorean Embassy in London
• 3 cows stranded on patch of land after powerful New Zealand earthquake
• Europe struggles to harden security in wake of attacks
• Iraq says ISIS driven from town near famed ancient ruins
• One dead after gunmen attack bus carrying soccer team in South Sudan
• German consulate in Afghanistan attacked; Taliban claim responsibility
• Iraq troops pause in advance on Mosul to drive out Islamic State
• At least 1 injured in grenade attack outside French Embassy in Athens
• US: 64 civilians killed in Iraq, Syria strikes in past year
• At least 7 killed after tram derails in London, police say
• One reported dead after couple kidnapped by pirates for a 2nd time
• Eye for an eye? Iranian thug blinded for throwing acid in 4-year-old girl's face
• Suspected coordinator of Paris, Brussels terror attacks identified
• Five ISIS suspects arrested in Germany
• South Korean president to let parliament choose next prime minister
• Banker convicted of murdering 2 sex workers in drug-fueled Hong Kong attack
• Iraqis investigate decapitated bodies in mass grave near ISIS-held Mosul
• Dictator Ferdinand Marcos can be buried at heroes' cemetery, court rules
• Palestinians open Arafat's bedroom to public
• Maryland man killed in Toronto while attending bachelor party
• Georgia ex-president Saakashvili steps down in Ukraine amid corruption
• Aussie police seize baby koala during woman's arrest
• German crews build barrier higher than Berlin Wall to separate town from refugee wave
• Kidnapped US Marine vet is freed in Yemen after more than a year
• Israel sentences Palestinian teen attacker to 12 years
• Assange to be questioned by Swedish prosecutors on sex assault accusations
• Iraqi Kurdish forces advance on ISIS-held town east of Mosul
• Syrian rebels launch multiple attacks on government-controlled Aleppo
• Europe's anti-terror efforts hurt by some unhelpful tips from refugees
• German retiree on trial after neighbor lit on fire with creme brulee torch
• More than 200 reported dead after 2 boats packed with refugees capsize
• ISIS-linked terror suspect arrested, 'out of circulation,' Germany says
• British court brings Brexit to a screeching halt
• At least 19 killed after trains crash in Pakistan
• South Sudan says 17 accused in attack targeting Americans
• Philippines president says he may keep US weapons, calls US officials 'monkeys'
• Refugee gangs brawl in Paris with wooden sticks
• Iran claims it's sending elite fighters to infiltrate US, Europe
• Saudi prince reportedly flogged, weeks after another executed
• Putin's call for pause in Aleppo fighting is just a stunt, rebels claim
• No bail for National Geographic's 'Afghan Girl,' accused of faking ID papers
• All 33 miners trapped in China coal mine found dead, rescuers say
• New MH370 analysis suggests no one at controls during crash
• After cop's slaying, a call for more bullet-resistant glass
• Manchester terror attack suspects: What we know so far
• Man dies 4 days after flesh-eating bacteria infection
• Late MMA star first in sport to be diagnosed with CTE
• Moment autistic boy bonds with service dog touches thousands
• Wheelchair-bound teen stands for flag
• Zika detected in woman's vagina for up to 2 weeks, scientists say
• Iraq war vet uses holistic approach to combat PTSD
• Video of dad telling son his mother died of heroin overdose goes viral
• Macklemore shows harsh reality of prescription drug abuse in 'Drug Dealer' music video
• Breast cancer survivor raises nearly $5G by running over 1K miles
• Texas baby born twice meeting growth milestones 4 months later
• American Heart Association: Dementia, hypertension strongly linked
• Researchers identify underlying genetics of deadly gynecological tumors
• Prostate cancer treatment helps sustain 10-year-old with rare bone cancer
• 8-year-old saves brother's life with bone marrow transplant
• CDC urges adults to get the flu shot amid declining vaccination rates
• Study: Reported youth concussions surged by over 70 percent in 5 years
• 600-pound man determined to shed half his body weight
• How to prepare for flu season
• Oklahoma man urges breast cancer screening for men after personal diagnosis
• Manchester attacker used 'student loans' to buy bomb materials, cops reveal
• CDC: Aerial spraying curbed Zika transmission in Wynwood
• How to talk to your doctor about breast cancer
• FDA launches mobile app competition to aid opioid abuse epidemic
• Patients over 65 may consider delaying flu shot, expert says
• Smoking can irreversibly harm DNA, study finds
• Woman with MS to run 7 marathons on 7 continents in 1 year
• 31M Americans at greater risk of chronic disease due to physical inactivity
• Clinton's diagnosis: Is 'non-contagious bacterial pneumonia' real?
• Woman told to terminate pregnancy after heart attack conceives healthy child
• Pediatric cancer survivor to swim open water relay fundraiser
• 5M Americans at higher risk of death from improper use of blood pressure meds
• Two-thirds of premature births have no known cause, study suggests
• Hillary Clinton's pneumonia: Is she contagious?
• 10 foods that can help prevent prostate cancer
• Dr. Manny: Congress' inaction on Zika funding is sending the wrong message to Americans
• Annual report sees adult obesity rates increase in 4 states
• Drug shows promise in reducing abnormal brain proteins linked to Alzheimer’s
• Birth defects doubled in Brazil since Zika outbreak began, CDC says
• Lingering debris, water from Hurricane Hermine could hamper Florida's Zika fight
• Approved tapeworm drug may offer babies protection from Zika
• New ‘zombie’ drug may be emerging in Florida as flakka use declines
• Country Fresh recalls precut packaged veggies due to listeria risk
• Locally transmitted Zika virus infects 56 in Singapore
• Being overweight may increase risk of 8 cancers
• Minimizing risk poses unique challenges in Zika vaccine trials, scientists say
• Report projects about 400 non-travel Zika cases in Florida by mid-September
• Florida confirms 5 new cases of Zika, 1 reported outside transmission zones
• Miami students return to school amid Zika outbreak
• Mini-IVF: The next breakthrough in fertility treatments?
• Dr. Manny: Are we losing the war on Zika?
• Parents' at-home genetic screening test leads to son's rare diagnosis
• Officials identify Miami's South Beach as second site of Zika virus transmission
• Study sheds light on how Zika infects the placenta
• South Carolina officials not worried despite likelihood of Zika virus
• Zika remains in semen for at least 6 months, new case suggests
• Do sports protect teens from abusing painkillers or enable it?
• Woman battling stage 4 breast cancer uses beauty pageant to inspire
• Zika arrives in US: Debunking top myths about the virus
• Over 100 Al Qaeda fighters killed in 'major' US air strike in Syria, defense official says
• Boko Haram attacks refugee camp in Nigeria
• Rescuers find 10 survivors at Italian hotel two days after avalanche
• WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he'll come to US -- with caveat
• B-2 bombers kill nearly 100 ISIS terrorists in Libya
• 3 bodies found at Italian hotel buried by avalanche as search continues for dozens feared dead
• Iranian bodybuilder jailed for posting revealing photos of herself online
• Hyperinflation renders Venezuela a nation of broke millionaires
• Assange might stay put despite earlier extradition promise, lawyer suggests
• Israel: New defense system can hit targets outside the atmosphere
• Israeli police officer killed as fights break out over demolitions
• Will WikiLeaks' Julian Assange make good on his offer to turn himself in after Manning clemency?
• US military official: 85-90 percent of eastern Mosul cleared of ISIS militants
• Istanbul nightclub shooting suspect trained in Afghanistan, official says
• Colorado woman among 5 dead in Mexico nightclub shooting
• Iraqi forces raise flag at Mosul University in push against ISIS
• 'Military clash' looms over Tillerson's tough talk, China warns
• Merkel urges EU for defense focus over uncertainty about 'traditional partners'
• Assange would agree to extradition if Obama pardons Chelsea Manning, WikiLeaks says
• Illinois man suspected of kidnapping Chinese scholar was recorded explaining his ‘ideal victim' at vigil, prosecutors say
• Indonesia reportedly executes drug convicts, defying global calls to stop
• Attackers forced church attendee to record French priest's murder, hostage says
• Two shot dead, including doctor, at Berlin hospital
• Erdogan to meet with Putin for the first time since flap over downed fighter jet
• Japan knife attacker reportedly wrote all disabled 'should cease to exist'
• US Central Command denies ISIS claim it shot down a US warplane
• Teen friend of Munich attacker arrested, released; police say he may have known about plot
• Syrian who wounded 12, killed self in Germany bombing pledged allegiance to ISIS chief
• Brazil police arrest at least 10 in possible ISIS-linked Rio Olympics attack plot
• Afghan child sex tradition spotlighted by Green Beret now Taliban attack ruse
• Pakistan teacher's burning death was not a suicide, investigators find
• Extremist who killed teen at Jerusalem gay pride march plotted new attack, police say
• Turkey's Erdogan declares three-month state of emergency following failed coup
• Will massive government purge send Turkey to grinding halt?
• Germany raid targets suspects in online hate crimes
• North Korea launches 3 ballistic missiles, US military confirms
• Afghan refugee shot dead after slashing attack on German train
• US ambassador to Turkey denies US supported failed coup
• Turkey reportedly detains 103 military officials, cancels vacations after failed coup
• One dead after Muslim mob attacks Christian priests in Egypt, officials say
• Erdogan suggests Turkey may bring back death penalty after failed coup
• Iran hasn't changed its behavior 1 year after nuclear agreement reached, US general says
• China rejects tribunal's ruling on South China Sea land grab
• Theresa May 'honored' to serve as Britain's next prime minister
• Iran announces indictments against US citizen, legal resident, 2 others
• US evacuates non-emergency staff from South Sudan as cease-fire fails to hold
• More than 2,000 men reportedly sexually assaulted 1,200 German women on New Year's Eve
• North Korea threatens 'powerful' measures over US missile system deployment
• Bin Laden's son threatens revenge against US
• Russian TV shows guard tackling, fighting US diplomat outside embassy
• North Korea: US sanctions amount to 'declaration of a war'
• Explosion rocks train in Taiwan, reportedly injuring 21
• Death toll in Baghdad bombing reportedly surges
• Stampede reportedly kills 9 in Ghana during celebration marking end of Ramadan
• Netanyahu denies reports of assassination attempt in Kenya
• ISIS reportedly boils its fleeing fighters alive in Fallujah
• Three remain in race to be UK Conservative leader as two lowest vote-getters drop out
• Police investigate possible refugee link to dozens of reported assaults at Swedish festivals
• At least 4 killed in suicide blast near one of Islam's holiest sites in Medina
• At least one American among the hundreds injured in Istanbul bombings
• Jewish girl, 13, stabbed to death in West Bank bedroom was U.S. citizen
• US, Iraqi strikes kill at least 250 ISIS fighters in Iraq convoys
• Taliban twin suicide attack on Afghan police cadets kills at least 37
• US officials: Russia ignored 'rules of the road' sailing dangerously close to Navy destroyer
• Crews rescue teens who vanished in Welsh mountains
• Russia, US point fingers after latest incident in Mediterranean Sea
• Brexit fallout: Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn says he won't resign after no-confidence vote
• Leader of UK Independence Party booed at European parliament after Brexit
• Britain sees more accusations of xenophobic attacks after Brexit vote
• Russian harassment of US diplomats reportedly includes break-ins, dog-killing
• US, NATO thumb noses at Russia with massive war games in Ukraine
• British political turmoil deepens after Brexit vote; several opposition lawmakers resign
• Brexit remorse? UK lawmaker calls for Parliament to ignore EU referendum
• Germany fears Brexit could trigger domino effect, leading other nations to exit EU
• Latest launch shows North Korea's missile program could be advancing
• North Korea fires 2 suspected midrange ballistic missiles, officials say
• ISIS rocket wounds 4 US special ops troops in northern Syria
• Report: ISIS cross-dressers busted trying to escape Fallujah
• More than 20 killed in separate Afghanistan bombings
• Alleged American ISIS fighter praises Orlando gunman in new video
• Iraqi forces seize most of Fallujah from ISIS
• Irishman who lived in US illegally for a decade is deported
• Russian jets bomb US-backed Syrian rebels after US told Russia to stop
• Report: British lawmaker's alleged killer linked to white supremacist groups
• Pakistani woman arrested over acid attack on boyfriend
• Taliban reportedly use 'beautiful' boys to infiltrate, kill Afghanistan police
• British lawmaker killed in shooting, stabbing attack, police confirm
• Mennonite Church to divest in protest of Israeli policies
• Russian spy ships 'shadowing' US Navy during large NATO exercise, Navy admiral says
• US military: If any opportunity arose to kill ISIS leader, 'we would take it'
• US military officials 'skeptical' of reports ISIS leader al-Baghdadi killed
• Muslim terrorist kills French cop, wife while livestreaming on Facebook
• Australia considers kicking out anti-gay cleric who preached in Florida
• Ohio man pleads guilty to trying to help Islamic State group
• Violence, security fears, garbage piles taint Euro Cup in France
• Refugees angry over skimpy Ramadan meals set shelter on fire, police say
• Russia grounds entire fleet of Su-27 fighter jets after deadly crash
• Syrian man detained in France reportedly reveals large terror cell in Germany
• French special forces thwart armed robbery while eating at McDonald's
• 19 Yazidi girls burned alive for refusing to have sex with their ISIS captors
• Refugee translator denied visa despite helping US forces fears being sent to die at hands of Taliban
• ISIS fighters peddling Yazidi sex slaves on social media
• North Korea missile launch attempt failed, Pentagon confirms
• ISIS reportedly uses hundreds of families as human shields to protect Fallujah
• Kim Jong Un's aunt speaks out while living secret life in the US
• China to replace treacherous 2,625-foot ladder to school with stairs
• New satellite imagery shows Chinese drone on contested island
• Search crews detect emergency signals from EgyptAir plane, investigator says
• At least 16 arrested as protest against French labor law erupts in violence
• China reportedly will send nuclear-armed submarines to patrol Pacific
• Two US combat amputees climb Mount Everest in less than a week
• Afghan Taliban appoint new leader after US airstrike kills previous one
• US airstrikes, advisers back Iraqi forces in offensive to retake ISIS-held Fallujah
• Carrie Fisher, best known as Princess Leia in Star Wars, dead at 60
• 'The Voice' producer Mark Burnett 'thrilled' for Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton
• Emmys 2016: Donald Trump focus of Emmys as stars bash candidate, accept awards
• 'South Park' tweaks Colin Kaepernick supporters on new episode
• Kate Upton calls Dolphins' national anthem protest 'a disgrace'
• Prince died of opioid overdose, Medical Examiner's Office reveals
• Why is Taylor Swift being called an 'Aryan goddess' by neo-Nazi groups?
• Fire alarm goes off at Steelers' hotel in Boston, suspect arrested
• Surveillance photos show how protesters brought climbing gear to stadium for Vikings game
• Former NFL safety Keion Carpenter dead at 39
• Minn. football players 'blindsided' by suspensions after sex assault investigation
• Two Louisville football players shot at party celebrating teammate's Heisman win
• Former Colorado Avalanche player Marek Svatos found dead in home at 34
• Cleveland Browns running back donates thousands to Dallas fallen officers fund
• NHL legend Gordie Howe dead at 88
• Why Mother Teresa matters (and what her canonization means)
• US Border Patrol struggling to find qualified hires to add to its ranks
• Staffers from congressman's office play hide-and-seek with constituents
• Groups want Trump to close loophole allowing illegal immigrants to abuse tax credits
• Experts: California voter registration system 'highly susceptible' to fraud
• U.S.-backed Iraqi fighters say Trump's refugee ban feels like 'betrayal'
• Air Force facing dire personnel shortage
• Teacher shot in head by radical Islamists as attacks on Christians in Egypt escalate
• ISIS using kidnapped Yazidi children in suicide missions
• Russia's newest target is German Chancellor Angela Merkel
• ISIS records reveal number of girls raped by each jihadist
• Bill aiming to protect Christians, other minority groups in Pakistan may soon be law
• ISIS targets medical school recruits in Sudan
• How the Pakistani government just helped an enslaved Christian community
• China's president makes case for globalization in Davos speech
• Nearly 1 million Christians reportedly martyred for their faith in last decade
• Top Saudi cleric calls for ban on music, movies fearing they lead to 'mixing of sexes'
• Thousands of Muslims reportedly turning to Christ in Middle East
• Hundreds of Christians, Muslims killed in recent Islamic terror spree in Nigeria
• Franklin Graham, Saeed Abedini push for release of US pastor imprisoned in Turkey
• Church has more martyrs today than in first centuries, Pope Francis says
• Iran conducts 'war-game' exercises, threatens to shoot down trespassing aircraft
• American imprisoned in Iran pens suicide note
• Germany considers law to invalidate Muslim refugees' underaged marriages
• Bible translators in dangerous countries face persecution 'every week,' activists say
• ISIS throws man off roof for being gay; mob pelts corpse with rocks
• Study: Fastest-growing churches have modern worship, teach literal interpretation of Bible
• Satellite photos spot secret North Korean prisons where thousands tortured
• Iraqi Christians reveal untold brutality of living under ISIS rule
• Churches worldwide to pray for persecuted Christians this weekend
• No justice 2 years after Muslim mob burned Christian couple alive in kiln
• Christians in North Korea praying for Westerners, aid group claims
• Christian boy, mother claim they were tortured in Pakistan on accusations of burning Quran
• Islamic radicals reportedly attack 200 Christians at Indonesian church
• ISIS reportedly boils 6 alive in vats of tar after Sharia court orders death sentences
• High schooler launches petition to bring Afghan translator to US
• British grandfather jailed in Iran to be freed 'within a week,' family says
• New DNA technology creates digital 'sketch' of terrorists' faces
• UN chief returns to Cyprus peace talks but impasse holds
• Native Americans say grizzly bear decision violates religion
• Coroner closes investigation into 8-year-old boy's suicide
• 2 Florida officers fatally shoot man after car chase
• Oklahoma prosecutor says man justified in fatal shooting
• Cops: Shooter reported as 'erratic' before officer slaying
• 'Self-rescue' swimming classes for toddlers condemned as traumatic
• Married teacher, 43, accused of adopting her student, 15, so she could have sex with him 'almost every day'
• Team probing Syria chemical attacks comes under pressure
• Iran illegally seeking weapons tech from German firms, according to report
• Montana earthquake smashes bottles, jolts residents awake
• Ole Miss to recognize slave labor on pre-Civil War buildings
• Suspect in 9 Phoenix serial killings pleads not guilty
• Woman pleads guilty to killing social worker, 3 relatives
• Police nab Los Angeles hospital worker accused of sex abuse
• Utah police K-9 shot and killed while apprehending wanted fugitive
• Los Angeles police hunt for kidnapping suspect caught on camera forcing woman into van
• Judge gives 10-day deadline in Merchant Marine Academy probe
• Toddler in state's custody found unconscious in pool, dies
• Salt Lake City police arrest woman in connection with hit-and-run that killed 1, injured 5
• Brit Hume: North Korea holds South Korea hostage
• Milwaukee boy challenges police officer to a game of 'cans'
• PHOTOS: Extremely rare ‘pale tiger’ photographed for the first time ever
• Amnesty calls for release of rights activists held in Turkey
• USS Arizona survivor wants hero sailor who saved his life recognized
• Goodwill flag center: People with disabilities make flags for veterans
• Venezuelan soldiers jailed amid unrest, document says
• Florida Everglades small plane crash kills pilot
• Bereaved parents of slain US soldier attend trial in Jordan
• Iraqi commanders say IS families have joined Mosul fight
• Normal operations at Air Force base after explosives fear
• Chicago-area mom pleads not guilty to attempted murder
• Pennsylvania baby rolls on hypodermic needle, gets OD reversal drug, cops say
• Woman pleads guilty to killing social worker, 3 relatives
• Pennsylvania woman who posted video urinating on American flag says she’s received death threats
• 6 more New Jersey couples charged in benefits fraud probe
• 8 Congo soldiers sentenced to prison for Kasai killings
• Putin, Trump to meet in Germany amid a sea of disputes
• Indiana neighbors settle argument with shootout over fence
• Gambia robotics students granted US visas after rejection
• Report: No easy alternative for UNC Center for Civil Rights
• Legal fight continues over Mississippi gay-marriage law
• ADP says small business hiring slows dramatically in June
• Man charged with killing Baltimore police official's brother
• ICC says South Africa should have arrested al-Bashir
• 'Robot waitress' draws customers to Pakistani pizza joint
• Egyptian police said to detain Chinese Uighurs in wide sweep
• Truck crash on Pennsylvania highway caught on video; Good Samaritans save driver
• North Korean threat: US sanctions no longer viable solution?
• Time capsule from 1980s NYC club mistaken for WWII-era bomb
• The Latest: Not-guilty pleas in Phoenix serial killing case
• US soldier in Belarus mysteriously dies on vacation; body tossed from hotel, father says
• Dr. Gorka talks US response to North Korea; CNN in legal jeopardy over warning to Reddit user?
• South Sudan judge demands testimony from army rape survivors
• Colombia works to salvage Spanish treasure ship loaded with estimated $1 billion in gold, jewels
• Strange 'dome' and 'pyramid' spotted on Mars, say alien hunters
• Casket switch behind discovery of infant's partial remains
• Montana earthquake: 5.8 magnitude quake strongest in 20 years
• Correction: Trump story
• Suspected Phoenix serial killer pleads not guilty
• Transcript: Trump address Thursday in Poland
• Woman, 25, convicted for making up fake rape claims against 15 innocent men
• Massachusetts police hunting for 'armed and dangerous' murder suspect
• Convertible idling outside airport is stolen with dog inside
• EU leaders reaffirm Libya migrant policy despite criticism
• Dallas officer fired for fatally shooting woman
• Two large homes ablaze on Whidbey Island in Washington
• Charlie Gard: May leaves door open for treatment abroad as US hospital offers to treat him for free
• Girl, 14, in Ohio home killed by stray bullet fired outside
• Prosecutor: Man discussed beheadings; planned police bombing
• Trucker charged in US crash that killed 2 Italians, driver
• Couple, two children dead after river floods in Spain
• Rape, kidnapping suspect comments on his own 'Wanted' Facebook post
• From robber to BFF _ thief, victim have become pals
• The Latest: Paris mayor calls for better migrant conditions
• Correction: Poland-Trump story
• Group finds Asia's performing elephants are treated harshly
• Rare whale shark spotted off Maryland coast
• Infant's casket found on sidewalk dumped by South Jersey funeral home employee
• Wife says neighbor fatally shot husband, dog over droppings
• Man pulls out shotgun in road rage incident, shouts 'racist taunts' at grandmother, police say
• Tropical Depression 4 may strengthen before approaching Leeward Islands
• Ancient land-dwelling crocodile had T. rex sized teeth, study shows
• Man jailed in sex assault accused of murder-for-hire job behind bars
• Singapore PM's siblings say they hope to resolve family feud
• Jellyfish invasion stirs debate over Egypt's Suez Canal
• Stadium stampede in Malawi kills 8, mostly children
• Trump welcomed by cheering, flag-waving supporters in Warsaw
• Pregnant teen charged with rape seeks youthful status
• Man surrenders to face neglect charges in child's death
• Pennsylvania man tries blowing up house with family inside, police say
• Two women arrested at Ohio hotel after 18-month-old dies
• Analysis: Despite test, North Korean ICBM likely years away
• Floods in southern Japan force hundreds to flee; 2 dead
• Pit bull mauls Texas boy, attack caught on video
• US services firms expand at faster pace in June
• The Latest: Reward being offered in inmate's 2nd escape
• Philando Castile trial judge writes unusual letter to jury
• United Airlines gives 2-year-old's seat away to standby passenger
• EU parliament advises freeze of Turkey's membership talks
• The Latest: USGS says tremors followed Montana earthquake
• Deaths of Azerbaijan villagers brings new all-out war fears
• Nigerian political cartoonist takes aim at ailing leader
• Man indicted in killing of Tennessee state investigator
• South Carolina women, 18, arrested after Snapchat videos showed them trespassing into waterpark
• Hungary: Jewish group asks Orban to halt anti-Soros campaign
• Kansas City babysitter accused of molesting 1-year-old girl is attacked by her father
• Crews save 11 people in 2 separate rescues on same river
• Police: Alcohol may have had role in Detroit boy's death
• Attorney: Illinois kidnapping suspect deserves fair hearing
• Authorities continue search after inmate's 2nd prison escape
• Man convicted in Berlin subway attack that shocked Germany
• Preview: Rays welcome Red Sox to town for 4 games
• Preview: Marlins look for series win in matinee against Cardinals
• Preview: Twins vs. Orioles
• Preview: Brewers at Cubs
• Carriage horses pulled off hot South Carolina streets
• Modi caps Netanyahu bromance with barefoot beach stroll
• UK police: Others may be at large in Manchester attack
• Hot, dry conditions to hinder Brian Head Fire containment efforts
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• Will swimmers feel the sting? Man-of-war returns to Cape Cod
• Ancient Roman concrete outperforms our own, and science only just worked out why
• Survey: US companies add a modest 158,000 jobs in June
• Belgian authorities looking for more suspects after arrests
• Rights group says Pakistan among leading executioners
• Shunned by the rich, Cairo's subway speaks of economic woes
• Praying nun harassed, threatened inside NYC Catholic church
• 2nd pack of gray wolves spotted in Northern California
• Florida police officer buys new tires for man with broken bike
• 1,700 year-old mummy reconstructed in Peru using 3-D printing
• Police officer deaths on duty have jumped nearly 20 percent in 2017
• UK police seek help solving mystery of London finger find
• Truck crash in Central African Republic kills at least 78
• Connecticut man writes anti-Trump graffiti out of 'anger toward liberals,' police say
• NYPD officer killed in Bronx: Gunman's girlfriend called 911 hours earlier
• American Airlines flight attendant: my 'sexy' uniform makes me sick
• Is western US heat so far this season a sign of what's to come for the rest of summer?
• Damage reported after magnitude 6.5 earthquake strikes central Philippines
• Georgia officer delivers baby during traffic stop
• Pot-filled suitcase in lost and found leads to 3 arrests
• US, China grow further apart as North Korean threat rises
• President Trump in Poland
• University of Cincinnati football player charged in robbery
• Insanity defense planned for Indiana mom in fatal stabbings
• 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS: The most powerful, priciest 911 of all time
• Hong Kong seizes $9M worth of ivory in Malaysia shipment
• 3 dead in suicide bombing in central Syria
• Man arrested after child left in casino parking garage
• Rare footage reportedly shows Korean 'comfort women'
• Strong quake knocks over building, injures dozens in Philippines
• Cause of Florida Air Force Base explosion being investigated
• Rescuers find missing plane with all 5 on board killed
• D-backs again find runs hard to come by in loss to Dodgers
• Head of Russian hacker group sentenced to 2 years
• Groups urge Tanzania to end threats against rights groups
• At least 19 killed after bus flips on highway in south China
• Cuba bringing back 'love hotels' in an effort to discourage public sex
• The secret ingredient for perfectly fried eggs, every time
• MORNING BRIEF: Vermont GOP official talks on FBI probe of Bernie Sanders' wife
• Police investigate Indonesian president's son for blasphemy
• Virginia set to execute man under more secretive protocol
• Austria: Man accused of killing couple said to have IS links
• Helicopters, blockade in French car parts factory standoff
• US defenses get pressured by North Korean missile advances
• Hospital: China's Nobel Peace laureate's ill health worsens
• Alton Sterling protests: Seven arrested outside Baton Rouge police headquarters
• Watchdog blames Bangladesh agencies for many disappearances
• New Zealand lawmakers apologize for 100s of gay convictions
• North Korean missile advances put new stress on US defenses
• Reds fall to Rockies, 5-3
• Canada expands safe injection sites as overdose deaths rise
• Replicas of Columbus' ships heading up New York river
• Sentencing set for Ohio man accused of plotting attack in US
• Fire forces hundreds of evacuations near Colorado ski resort
• The Latest: Suspect arrested in deadly Utah hit-and-run
• Police: Wife's body ID'd; shot in head, strapped with anchor
• Search for suspect in Arizona fires spooks vacationers
• The Latest: Body ID'd as that of missing wife; shot in head
• Peak 2 Fire: Breckenridge residents told to prepare to evacuate as Colorado wildfire grows
• Hobby Lobby to pay $3M to settle claim it illicitly imported Iraqi artifacts
• Tensions rise between Iraqi forces and civilians in Mosul
• Veteran's approval to be buried in veteran cemetery rescinded
• US is ready to use force in NKorea but prefers trade clout
• Breaking: Evacuations underway as wildfire breaks out near Breckenridge, Colorado
• Hawaii: Including grandmas in travel ban 'preposterous'
• Veteran's treasured American flag stolen from his home
• Georgia couple accused in 'cold chicken' beating surrenders
• Sec. David Shulkin talks urgency to fix the VA system
• Was Tillerson's statement on North Korea effective?
• 'The Five' Fourth of July Facebook free-for-all
• Florida man falls to death at Crater Lake National Park in Oregon
• AT&T landline service in Illinois to end, pending FCC approval
• Supreme Court ruling emboldens school-choice advocates
• Maine shootings: Gunman kills 3, wounds 4th before being shot dead by police
• UN Ambassador Nikki Haley warns North Korea America has 'considerable military options'