SOCIETY
Unrest in Milwaukee as police kill man
A protest in the US city spins out of control after an officer fatally shoots a man.
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SOCIETY
Rains, flooding kill 3 in S US states
US rainfall and flooding leads to death of at least three people in states of Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Child killing provokes Yemen retaliation
Following a day of deadly Saudi air raids, Yemeni forces kill three Saudi troops in retaliatory attack.
POLITICS
Clintons give 96% of donations to own org.
The Clintons gave 96 percent of their charity donations in 2015 to their own family foundation, their tax returns show.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis hold rally for Isa Qassim
Bahrainis hold a support rally for prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim who Manama stripped of citizenship in June.
MILITARY
Petraeus urges US role in post-ISIL Mosul
Former US spy chief says Washington should exercise influence over governing Iraqi city of Mosul after its liberation from Daesh terrorists.
SPORTS
2nd Olympic gold for Iran squad in Rio
Iran’s weightlifter Sohrab Moradi finishes first in the 94-kilogram category of the Rio 2016 Olympics Games.
SOCIETY
Imam, assistant shot dead in US
A Muslim imam and his assistant have been killed while walking home from afternoon prayers at a mosque in the New York City borough of Queens.
POLITICS
Afghanistan was 'Obama’s war': Trump
Donald Trump’s campaign has said the 2001 invasion and following occupation of Afghanistan was President Barack "Obama's war."
SYRIA
Takfiris rockets target Aleppo civilians
At least nine people are killed by Takfiri militants' rocket fire in Syria’s northwestern city of Aleppo.
SYRIA
Thousands flood back to Syria’s Manbij
Shops and stores are reopening in the recently-freed Syrian city of Manbij as its citizens return after it was freed from the rule of Daesh.
EU
6 injured in Swiss passenger train attack
A knifeman sets fire to a train in northeast Switzerland, leaving six people with stab wounds and burns, police say.
INTERVIEWS
'Ukraine war to help Clinton before vote'
The US would likely trigger a confrontation with Russia in Ukraine before November elections, says an analyst.
POLITICS
US religious freedom claims biased: Iran
Iran says a recent US report on the state of religious freedom in the Islamic Republic is driven by political prejudice.
SOCIETY
Leader grants clemency to 705 convicts
Ayatollah Khamenei pardons or commutes the sentences of 705 Iranian convicts.
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Castro raps Obama apology snub on Japan
Former Cuban president Castro blasts US President Obama for failing to apologize to Japan over the 1945 US atomic bombings.
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S Sudan may accept more peacekeepers
South Sudan says it will conditionally accept an additional contingent of UN peacekeeping troops.
SOCIETY
Brexit supporters harassed at work
British workers, who voted for Brexit, say they have been harassed by Remain supporters at work.
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