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Jacob Blake Shooting: Kenosha Cop Who Shot at Black Man 7 Times Identified
Officer Rusten Sheskey shot Blake, 29, while holding onto his shirt after officers first unsuccessfully used a taser and as Blake leaned into his vehicle during an incident Sunday evening, the agency's news release said.
Republican Convention Takeaways: Sharing Stage With Crises
Republican are proceeding with the third night of their national convention, but many Americans particularly those in the path of Hurricane Laura are focusing on more immediate concerns.
FBI: Texas Father Sought In Daughters' 2008 Deaths Arrested
A Dallasarea taxicab driver wanted for the 2008 slayings of his two teenage daughters was arrested Wednesday in a small North Texas town, the FBI said.
China Reports Eight New COVID-19 Cases Vs 15 A Day Earlier
China reported eight new COVID19 cases in the mainland as of Aug. 26, down from 15 a day earlier, the country's health authority said on Thursday.
RNC Speech Serves As Farewell Address For Kellyanne Conway
Kellyanne Conway is making her exit.
Fired White House Lawyer Alleges Retaliation By Trump - Democratic Lawmakers
A former White House lawyer contends he was fired for reporting concerns about President Donald Trump’s efforts to have Ukraine investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden and about alleged legal and ethical breaches by Trump's national security adviser, Democ...
UN Envoy: Pandemic Increased Poverty In Iraq By Over 10%
The U.N. envoy for Iraq said Wednesday the coronavirus pandemic has made things worse in the country, with a 10% increase in poverty and 3 million people who cant afford to buy enough food.
Family: Soldier Believed Dead Was Happy Until Recently
An aunt of a soldier whose body is believed to have been found about 30 miles from the Texas base where he was stationed says her nephew had been happy in the Army up until a few months ago, when he reported being sexually assaulted by a superior.
Gripped By Virus Resurgence, Spain Reports 3,594 New Cases
Spain reported 3,594 new coronavirus infections on Wednesday as it struggled to contain a second wave of contagion that hit a peak of some 8,000 cases last Friday.
U.S. Appeals Court Sides With Transgender Student Over Bathroom Access
A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday ruled that a Virginia school board acted unlawfully in preventing a transgender student from using a bathroom at his high school that corresponded with his gender identity.
U.S. Ready To Help Bahrain-Israel Normalisation If Needed, Official Says
The United States will assist normalisation between Bahrain and Israel if needed, a senior U.S. State Department official said during a visit by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Bahrain on Wednesday.
Israeli Police Say Palestinian Has Stabbed Israeli To Death
A Palestinian who entered Israel from the occupied West Bank on a work permit stabbed an Israeli to death on Wednesday and was later arrested, Israeli police said.
Turkey Gave Hamas Members Passports, Israel Says
Turkey has given passports to a dozen Hamas members in Istanbul, a senior Israeli diplomat said on Wednesday, describing the move as "a very unfriendly step" which his government would raise with Turkish officials.
Labour, Environment Group Endorses Biden For President
The BlueGreen Alliance, a coalition of large U.S. labour unions and environmental groups, on Wednesday endorsed Democrat Joe Biden for president, saying he has put forward achievable plans to tackle climate change and the health and economic hits from the...
NATO Calls For Fair Belarus Elections, Denies Military Buildup
NATO SecretaryGeneral Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday that any attempt by the Belarusian government to use the Western alliance as a scapegoat and crackdown on protests was "wrong and unjustified."
UK Court Lifts Bar On Evidence Transfer Over Islamic State 'Beatles'
Britain's Supreme Court on Wednesday lifted a bar which prevented the government from giving evidence to U.S. authorities about an alleged Islamic State execution squad, nicknamed "the Beatles", after reassurances were given that the men would not face th...