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Man found in restaurant freezer attacks worker with kitchen knife then dies, say police

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Man found in restaurant freezer attacks worker with kitchen knife then dies, say policeA 54-year-old man died after jumping out of a freezer and attacking an employee with a kitchen knife on Sunday at a popular restaurant in New York, police said. The man shouted, “Away, Satan!” and grabbed the knife after an employee opened the walk-in freezer at Sarabeth’s in Manhattan around 11am, police said. No restaurant workers or patrons were injured, police said.



Police and kids compete in friendly dance-off

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Police and kids compete in friendly dance-offSouth Carolina police and the children of a local Boys and Girls Club squared off in a highly competitive dance-off - and looks like everyone brought their 'A game.'


27 Funny Tweets About Being A Parent vs. Being A Kid

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27 Funny Tweets About Being A Parent vs. Being A KidPeople say having kids changes everything. For parents, this is particularly


Head of alleged Syrian chemical weapons factory killed in car bomb attack 

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Head of alleged Syrian chemical weapons factory killed in car bomb attack A Syrian rebel group has claimed it killed the director of a government chemical weapons programme research facility in a car bombing. Aziz Asber, director of the Syrian Scientific Research Centre, died near the city of Homs when explosives planted in his car went off, pro-regime newspaper Al-Watan reported Sunday.  The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a monitoring group, said the attack took place on Saturday. The Abu Amara Brigades rebel group claimed responsibility in a statement posted on its Telegram channel, saying it it detonated "planted explosive devices" in Mr Asber's vehicle.   The group is an affiliate of Islamist group Tahrir al-Sham, which is itself linked with al-Qaeda. The government denies it possesses chemical weapons, and denies the claims that it killed hundreds of people in rebel-held areas using chemical agents. Al-Watan blamed Israel for Mr Asber's killing. The chemical weapons watchdog said it found no evidence of nerve gas after an April attack on Douma, but chlorine may have been used Credit: AFP PHOTO / SYRIA CIVIL DEFENCE An Israeli official refused to comment on the report, according to Reuters. Israel has carried out air strikes in Syria to block weapons transfers to the Lebanese militant group Hizbollah, which is supporting the Syrian government's campaign against rebels. Western governments claim the research centre was a covert government facility.  It had been targeted by air strikes last year, which the Syrian government said were carried out by Israel.  The US Britain, and France struck another research facility in Damascus in April in response to a gas attack in Douma that killed more than 40 people. It was the second major Western intervention against the regime, following several chemical weapons attack during the civil war, which has been ongoing since 2011. Syria chemical weapons A UN investigation held the government of Bashar al-Assad responsible for a sarin attack on the then rebel bastion Khan Sheikhoun in April 2017, which killed about 100 people. The worst attack, also blamed on the government, was in 2013, when about 1,000 people died in a sarin attack in a rebel-held area in the suburbs of Damascus, the capital. Assad's forces, backed by Russia, Iran, and Hizbollah, have regained most of the rebel-held territories across the country. The fighting in Syria has led to one of the worst modern humanitarian disasters, with more than 10 million people forced to flee their homes. 


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Venezuelan military gives Maduro 'unconditional' backing

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Venezuelan military gives Maduro 'unconditional' backingVenezuela's influential armed forces expressed "unconditional" loyalty to President Nicolas Maduro on Sunday in the aftermath of a suspected "assassination" attempt using explosive-laden drones. Maduro survived the incident during a military rally on Saturday in which his far-left government said seven soldiers were injured following a number of explosions.


Ai Weiwei Says Chinese Government Has Demolished His Beijing Studio

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Ai Weiwei Says Chinese Government Has Demolished His Beijing StudioChinese authorities began demolishing one of Ai Weiwei's Beijing studios


The Latest: Soldiers pull man alive from collapsed mosque

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The Latest: Soldiers pull man alive from collapsed mosqueMATARAM, Indonesia (AP) — The Latest on an earthquake that struck Indonesia's Lombok island (all times local):



Star witness Gates testifies he committed crimes with Manafort

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Star witness Gates testifies he committed crimes with ManafortBy Nathan Layne, Sarah N. Lynch and Karen Freifeld ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Reuters) - Rick Gates, a longtime business associate of U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, on Monday testified at trial that he helped Manafort file false tax returns and hide his foreign bank accounts. Gates is expected to be the government's star witness in its case against Manafort. Gates, who also served on Trump's campaign, pleaded guilty in February and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors under a deal that could lead to a reduced sentence.


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Canada ‘seriously concerned’ by escalating diplomatic spat with Saudi Arabia

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Canada ‘seriously concerned’ by escalating diplomatic spat with Saudi ArabiaCanada’s foreign ministry has said it is “seriously concerned” and “seeking greater clarity” from Saudi Arabia after the conservative kingdom’s decision to expel the Canadian ambassador and freeze all new trade between the two countries. The statement on Monday from spokesperson Marie-Pier Baril also reiterated Ottawa’s commitment to international human rights after Canada’s initial comments on the detention of Saudi women’s rights activists, which sparked the escalating diplomatic row. Riyadh’s diplomatic community was left reeling on Sunday night after a royal statement carried by the Saudi state news agency announced the expulsion of Canadian ambassador Dennis Horak and a suspension of business ties.


Details of deals between US-backed coalition, Yemen al-Qaida

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Details of deals between US-backed coalition, Yemen al-QaidaSHABWA, Yemen (AP) — The U.S.-backed coalition's string of secret deals with al-Qaida to withdraw from areas the militants controlled in southern Yemen focused on three main areas — the city of Mukalla and the provinces of Abyan and Shabwa, an Associated Press investigation found.


11 Impressive Questions To Ask At The End Of Every Job Interview

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11 Impressive Questions To Ask At The End Of Every Job InterviewNo matter how prepared you are, a job interview is a nerve-wracking


5 Dead After Small Plane Crashes in Southern California Mall Parking Lot

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5 Dead After Small Plane Crashes in Southern California Mall Parking LotThe plane declared a state of emergency before it crashed



Trump Tweets 'Tariffs Working Big Time,' U.S. Trade Deficit Jumps 7 Percent In June

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Trump Tweets 'Tariffs Working Big Time,' U.S. Trade Deficit Jumps 7 Percent In JuneDonald Trump boasted at his Ohio rally Friday night that his tariffs are a


Iraq sentences German and French Isil members to life in prison

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Iraq sentences German and French Isil members to life in prisonAn Iraqi court on Monday sentenced a French man and a German woman to life in prison in the latest punishments handed down for belonging to the Islamic State jihadist group. Frenchman Lahcen Gueboudj, 58, and a German woman whose name was given only as Nadia were sentenced separately at the Baghdad central criminal court. Nadia's mother, a German woman of Moroccan origin, was sentenced to death in January for Isil membership but the sentence was later commuted to life, which in Iraq is equivalent to 20 years. The mother and daughter were arrested in July 2017 in Mosul, the jihadists' former de-facto capital in Iraq where the government declared victory over Isil in December last year. Neekor Israel Abdul Karim, 28, from Uzbekistan is convicted of joining Isil in Baghdad Central Criminal Court, on April 25 Credit: Sam Tarling for The Telegraph Wearing a black abaya in court, Nadia said she travelled from Syria to Iraq "to run away from the people of IS". Speaking in German with a few Arabic words, she said she travelled to Syria from Turkey with her mother, her daughter Yamana and her mentally disabled sister who was killed in a bombardment. Nadia's lawyer stressed that she was a minor at the time and that her marriage to an Isil jihadist in Syria was "not a decision taken by an adult in full conscience". The French defendant, meanwhile, refuted statements made during his interrogations. "I signed confessions in Arabic without knowing what was written," said Gueboudj, with short grey hair and stubble, wearing a brown prison uniform. "I would never have left France, if my eldest son Nabil, 25-years-old, hadn't gone to Syria," he said in French. "I wanted to convince him to return with us to France," added Gueboudj. The French citizen had travelled with his wife and children to Turkey before entering Syria, and later being arrested in Iraq.


Massive California wildfire becomes fifth largest in state history

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Massive California wildfire becomes fifth largest in state historyBy Dan Whitcomb LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A massive, out-of-control Northern California wildfire that destroyed 68 homes and forced thousands to flee has become the fifth largest in state history, officials said on Sunday, as crews battled high temperatures and strong winds. The Mendocino Complex Fire, made up of two separate conflagrations that merged near Ukiah, north of Sacramento, exploded by 25 percent overnight and had blackened nearly 400 square miles as of Sunday morning, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said. "The Mendocino Complex Fire has charred more than 254,000 acres, making it the fifth largest blaze in California's history," AccuWeather said on its website.


Iran FM says Trump, Bin Salman, Netanyahu are 'isolated'

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Iran FM says Trump, Bin Salman, Netanyahu are 'isolated'Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Monday that the leaders of the United States, Saudi Arabia and Israel were isolated in their hostility to Iran. "Today, the entire world has declared they are not in line with US policies against Iran," Zarif said in a speech, according to the semi-official ISNA news agency. "Talk to anyone, anywhere in the world and they will tell you that (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu, (US President Donald) Trump and (Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed) bin Salman are isolated, not Iran," he said.


20 arrested during 'No to Marxism in America 2' march, rally in Berkeley

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20 arrested during 'No to Marxism in America 2' march, rally in BerkeleyBerkeley city streets are open again following a protest by a pro-Trump conservative group that says it is anti-Marxist and an even larger opposition group that says it is anti-fascist. Police arrested 20 people, most of them for bringing items that could be used as weapons.


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