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With Anger At Police High, Officers Face Greater Danger
A man walks up to a squad car and opens fire on two sheriffs deputies sitting inside. Two police officers are shot after responding to sounds of gunfire during a protest.
Police Clash with Anti-racism Protesters and Press in Portland; More Than 20 Arrested
The violence followed a relatively peaceful rally by the right-wing Proud Boys group and counter protests by anti-fascist and Black Lives Matter activists on Saturday.
The Missing Grandparents: Families Mourn Elder Generation Lost To COVID-19
Mel Solomon loved to sing.
France Vows To Protect Its Jewish Community After Stabbing
Frances interior minister promised Sunday to protect Frances Jewish community from extremists after a double stabbing in Paris blamed on Islamic terrorism.
13 Killed In Van Fire On Highway In Southern Pakistan
Thirteen people were killed after a passenger van overturned and caught fire on a highway heading to Pakistan's port city of Karachi overnight, police said Sunday.
N Korea Accuses S Korea Of Intrusion To Find Official's Body
North Korea accused South Korea of sending ships across the disputed sea boundary to find the body of a man recently killed by North Korean troops, warning Sunday the alleged intrusion could escalate tensions.
Suspected Islamists Kill At Least 11 In Attack On Convoy In Northeastern Nigeria
Suspected Islamist militants killed at least 11 people in northeastern Nigeria in an attack on a security convoy that was taking people displaced by an insurgency back to their homes, police and security sources said on Saturday.
Germany Pays Tribute To Victims Of 1980 Oktoberfest Bombing
Senior officials and survivors paid tribute Saturday to the victims of a deadly neoNazi attack on Munichs Oktoberfest 40 years ago, as Germanys president warned that farright extremism remains a persistent problem in the country.
In Breonna Taylor's Name: Devastation And A Search For Hope
Chea Woolfolk searched the crowd until she found the face of the woman shed come to regard as a second mother. And then she watched the tears roll down Rose Hendersons cheeks.
Hundreds Of Anti-coal Protesters Break Into German Mine
Hundreds of anti-coal protesters entered a mine in western Germany on Saturday to protest the continued extraction and use of fossil fuels.
Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Resigns Amid Impasse
Lebanons prime ministerdesignate has resigned amid a political impasse over government formation, nearly a month after he was appointed to the job.
Top Bollywood Star Deepika Padukone Questioned In Drug Probe
A top Bollywood star, Deepika Padukone, was questioned Saturday by Indias narcotics agency that is probing the movie industrys links with drug peddlers and cartels, officials said.
Minnesota, Oregon And Utah Report Record One-day Increases In COVID-19 Cases
Three U.S. states reported record oneday increases in new COVID19 cases on Friday as the nation surpassed the grim milestone of over 7 million total infections, according to a Reuters tally.
Costa Rica Signs Up For COVAX Vaccines For One Million Doses
The Costa Rican government announced on Friday it has signed up for the World Health Organization's COVAX facility vaccine program to be able to preorder more than one million doses of its coronavirus vaccines once they are made available.
South Korea Asks North Korea To Probe Shooting Of A South Korean Official
South Korea said on Saturday it will ask North Korea to further investigate the shooting death of a South Korean official, Yonhap News Agency said, as public and political outrage over the killing grew.
Tiger Found In Southern Mexico With Drug Gang Paraphernalia
Tigers kept as pets in Mexico are often believed to be associated with drug traffickers, but there was little doubt as to one discovered in the southern state of Guerrero on Friday.