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    • Closer look at Trump’s new campaign chief

      Closer look at Trump’s new campaign chief

      Steve Bannon, hired as the candidate’s top exec, is taking a leave of absence as executive editor of right-wing outlet Breitbart News.Details »

      • 2 U.S. swimmers pulled off Rio flight

        U.S. swimmers pulled of Rio flight

      • New revelations about Trump campaign chair

        New revelations about Trump campaign chair

      • TV host’s awkward exchange with Trump aide

        TV host’s awkward exchange with Trump aide

    • Milwaukee cop ‘personally’ knew man he shot from high school, sister says
      U.S.
      Michael Walsh

      Milwaukee cop ‘personally’ knew man he shot from high school, sister says

      The Milwaukee police officer who shot and killed Sylville Smith last weekend, touching off a firestorm in the city, may have known him from high school. The man’s sister, Sherelle Smith, 22, told WITI-TV that her family knows the cop in question from his time at Pulaski High School, even though the Milwaukee Police Department has not publicly identified him. You knew exactly how my brother was, and you shot and killed him,” Smith said in an interview with the local Fox affiliate.

      • Sheriff blames liberals for Milwaukee violence
        Sheriff blames liberals for Milwaukee violence
        CNN
      • Grandfather: Man killed by police was just trying to survive
        Grandfather: Man killed by police was just trying to survive
        Associated Press
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    • Obama ‘tired’ of talking about Trump
      Politics
      Dylan Stableford

      Obama ‘tired’ of talking about Trump

      President Obama waves as he walks across the south lawn of the White House. President Obama took a brief respite from his two-week summer vacation on Martha’s Vineyard to attend a Democratic fundraiser for Hillary Clinton on the island Monday night. “You notice I haven’t said much about her opponent,” Obama told the approximately 60 guests who contributed $10,000 each to attend the fundraiser at a private home in Chilmark, Mass., according to a White House transcript.

      • Scientists analyze recent extreme weather events in relation to climate change
        Scientists analyze recent extreme weather events in relation to climate change
        The Online NewsHour
      • Obama from Martha's Vineyard: ‘Climate Change…Is a Genuine Existential Threat That We All Face’
        Obama from Martha's Vineyard: ‘Climate Change…Is a Genuine Existential Threat That We All Face’
        CNS News
    • Glass-coated kite string kills 3 people in India's capital
      World
      Associated Press

      Glass-coated kite string kills 3 people in India's capital

      Indian police say three people, including two children, have died after their throats were slashed by glass-coated kite string used in competitions to bring down the kites of rivals. A 3-year-old girl riding with her parents in a car had her head out of the sunroof when her throat was cut by a kite string, her uncle said Wednesday. The man, Jafar Khan, suffered a fatal head injury, said his father, Ayub Khan.

      • Two children, one man killed as glass-laced kite strings slit throats in Delhi
        Two children, one man killed as glass-laced kite strings slit throats in Delhi
        Washington Post
      • India: Three killed after kite strong slit throats
        India: Three killed after kite strong slit throats
        CNN
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      Reuters

      Factbox: 10 facts about Boko Haram and Nigeria's missing Chibok schoolgirls

      The first of more than 200 abducted Chibok schoolgirls to be rescued from Boko Haram after two years in captivity in northeast Nigeria said on Tuesday that she just wants to go home. In her first interview, Amina Ali spoke to the Thomson Reuters Foundation in the capital of Abuja, where she and her baby daughter have been held by since her rescue in May for what the government has called a "restoration process". Ali said was not sure whether she would return to education and that she did not know when she would be able to go home.

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    • Apparently, All Of Michael Phelps’ Medals Weigh More Than His Baby Son, Boomer
      Sports
      Time

      Apparently, All Of Michael Phelps’ Medals Weigh More Than His Baby Son, Boomer

      Michael Phelps is the world’s most decorated Olympian, clocking in at 28 medals, 23 of them gold from his participation in three Olympic games. Phelps has made no secret of his love of his baby son with fiancee Nicole Johnson, both of whom have joined him for his competition in Rio. Boomer, despite being an infant, has even snagged some of his father’s limelight by adorably sleeping through some of his father’s best career highlights during the games.

      • Michael Phelps explains why he's retiring (for good this time)
        Michael Phelps explains why he's retiring (for good this time)
        Pat Forde
      • Michael Phelps Could Owe $55,000 in 'Victory Taxes' for His Rio Olympic Medals
        Michael Phelps Could Owe $55,000 in 'Victory Taxes' for His Rio Olympic Medals
        People
    • Warsaw seeks jail time for 'Polish' death camps term
      World
      AFP

      Warsaw seeks jail time for 'Polish' death camps term

      Poland's rightwing government on Tuesday said it would seek fines or jail terms of up to three years against anyone who refers to Nazi German death camps as Polish. "The new provisions penalise these insulting terms, which undermine Poland's reputation," a government statement said. Poland was attacked and occupied by Nazi Germany in World War II, losing six million of its citizens, including three million Jews in the Holocaust.

      • Polish government planning to make it a crime to say ‘Polish death camps’
        Polish government planning to make it a crime to say ‘Polish death camps’
        Washington Post
      • Linking Poland to Nazi death camps could land you in jail soon
        Linking Poland to Nazi death camps could land you in jail soon
        Newsweek
    • Southern California orders 82,000 people to evacuate over wildfire
      U.S.
      Reuters

      Southern California orders 82,000 people to evacuate over wildfire

      By Dan Whitcomb and Alex Dobuzinskis LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Authorities in southern California ordered the evacuation of 82,000 people on Tuesday, after a wildfire broke out in a mountain pass to rapidly engulf 15,000 acres (6,070 hectares) of terrain. Officials said about 700 firefighters were battling to control the blaze in an area called the Cajon Pass, the latest in a series of wildfires that have blackened nearly 300,000 acres (121,400 hectares) of the drought-parched U.S. West. Two firefighters were trapped by flames in the effort to evacuate residents and defend homes, but managed to escape with only minor injuries, fire officials said.

      • Blue Cut Fire chars 30,000 acres, moving closer to Wrightwood, Lytle Creek
        Blue Cut Fire chars 30,000 acres, moving closer to Wrightwood, Lytle Creek
        WABC – NY
      • Smoke advisory issued for Blue Cut Fire: What you need to know
        Smoke advisory issued for Blue Cut Fire: What you need to know
        WABC – NY
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    • Miracle Bride Ditches Wheelchair at Her Wedding, Despite Once Being Paralyzed: 'I Danced to Every Song'
      Health
      Inside Edition

      Miracle Bride Ditches Wheelchair at Her Wedding, Despite Once Being Paralyzed: 'I Danced to Every Song'

      Every woman pictures walking down the aisle at her wedding, but this Georgia bride left her wedding guests awestruck as she left her wheelchair behind, despite once being paralyzed. "I remember asking my mom if I was going to be in a wheelchair forever," said Jaquie Goncher of Marietta, who was just 17 years old when she broke her neck in an accident at a friend's swimming pool and was left paralyzed. "I really wanted to enjoy my wedding without the wheelchair," she said.

      • This Once-Paralyzed Woman Walked and Danced at Her Wedding. Here's What She Wants You to Know.
        This Once-Paralyzed Woman Walked and Danced at Her Wedding. Here's What She Wants You to Know.
        Cosmopolitan
      • Paralyzed Atlanta woman beats odds to dance at her wedding
        Paralyzed Atlanta woman beats odds to dance at her wedding
        Fox News
    • Charles Barkley Has Some Harsh Words For The U.S. Olympic Basketball Team's Roster
      Sports
      UPROXX

      Charles Barkley Has Some Harsh Words For The U.S. Olympic Basketball Team's Roster

      If you ask Charles Barkley, who played on the legendary 1992 Dream Team and always can be counted on for strong opinions about these sorts of things, it’s a question of roster construction. In an interview with Sports360AZ.com (transcription via For The Win), Barkley said the current Olympic team is too reliant on isolation players. “If you take away DeAndre Jordan, every guy on that team is a ball-dominant guy.

      • Charles Barkley criticial of Team USA roster
        Charles Barkley criticial of Team USA roster
        SI.com
      • Charles Barkley rips USA Basketball: 'I don’t think they did a good job'
        Charles Barkley rips USA Basketball: 'I don’t think they did a good job'
        For The Win
    • Grandfather: Man killed by police was just trying to survive
      U.S.
      Associated Press

      Grandfather: Man killed by police was just trying to survive

      The man killed in a police shooting that sparked two nights of violence in Milwaukee suffered from cognitive and mental health issues, and he carried a gun because he had been shot more than once in the past, his grandfather said. Sylville K. Smith had a lengthy criminal past, but was just trying to survive in the inner city, William Brookins told The Associated Press. “In this city, there’s a lot of killings going on in the street,” said Brookins, who detailed Smith’s problems in a letter to a judge last year seeking mercy for his grandson.

      • Blacks are getting tired of asking nicely for justice
        Blacks are getting tired of asking nicely for justice
        The Seattle Times
      • Trump Slams Milwaukee Protests, Appeals to Black Voters With Law and Order Promise
        Trump Slams Milwaukee Protests, Appeals to Black Voters With Law and Order Promise
        Good Morning America
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