- PoliticsDylan StablefordWSJ to Trump: Start acting presidential or exit race
Donald Trump spent the weekend lashing out at the media over what he called “dishonest” coverage of his campaign. “Mr. Trump prefers to watch the cable shows rather than read a briefing paper,” the Journal said in a scathing editorial published online Sunday night. The editorial is striking because the Journal has a reliably conservative opinion section.
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WorldAFPThree more towns in France to join burkini banThree resorts in France were poised Tuesday to join three other seaside towns in banning the burkini, the full-body Islamic swimming garment that has sparked concern about religious extremism. Prime Minister Manuel Valls also weighed in on the debate, lashing the wearing of the burkini as "not compatible with the values of France and the Republic" and saying he supported mayors who ban it if they acted in the public good. In the southwest, the mayor of the resort town of Leucate, Michel Py, was to sign a municipal decree later Tuesday that would ban the burkini on public beaches, the town hall said.
- U.S.ReutersFamily rescues Idaho girl from jaws of mountain lion
Idaho wildlife managers on Monday praised family members who charged a mountain lion and rescued a young girl from the jaws of the animal which was attempting to drag her off for the kill. The four-year-old girl suffered minor injuries from the attack Friday evening near a hot springs in eastern Idaho where dozens of relatives had gathered for a reunion, state wildlife officials said. The young male mountain lion believed to be behind the attack was later tracked and killed by authorities.
- U.S.Inside EditionMan Drowns While Saving His Wife From Miami Beach Rip Current: 'It's Devastating'
A Florida man drowned Sunday while saving his wife from a Miami Beach rip current. The man, identified as 34-year-old Sherrod Whittington, was visiting from Ft. Myers when the powerful currents nearly swept his wife, Kendra Smith, to sea, according to Miami Beach fire officials. Sherrod Whittington, 34, was visiting from Ft. Myers when powerful currents nearly swept his wife, Kendra Smith, to sea, according to Miami Beach fire officials.
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- U.S.Associated PressOklahoma man jailed in killing accused of anti-Muslim rants
An Oklahoma man suspected of fatally shooting a male neighbor was accused of harassing and shouting anti-Muslim slurs at the man's family, who are actually Christians from Lebanon, and of trying to run over the man's mother with his vehicle. Police say Khalid Jabara was killed at his Tulsa home Friday and 61-year-old Stanley Majors is being held without bail on a first-degree murder complaint and possession of a firearm after a felony conviction, but online court records do not show that he has been formally charged. According to court records, Majors was charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon, leaving the scene of a collision involving injury, violating a protective order and public intoxication.
- WorldForeign Policy MagazineSaudi Arabia Strikes Back
For those concerned about the fallout from President Barack Obama and his administration’s nuclear deal with Iran — the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA — the hits just keep on coming. The recent revelation that the United States handed over $400 million in cash to Iran on the same day that it was releasing four American captives is but the latest disturbing detail in the saga that has become Obama’s extended experiment in appeasing the mullahs. Add it to the long list of other threatening post-deal developments, including the intensification of Iran’s ballistic missile program, the continuation of its efforts to illicitly procure nuclear materials, and the expansion of its aggressive and destabilizing activities across the Middle East.
- BusinessThe DriveWhat's Going On in the World of Tesla: Three Noteworthy Stories From Today
The world's most controversial-yet-beloved electric car maker, Tesla Motors, is continuing to dominate the news. A Tesla Model S reportedly caught fire in France during a test drive, Tesla pulled mention of "Autopilot" from its Chinese website after a Model S drove itself into another car then added the phrase back to its site, and now, it is looking more and more like extended-range P100D Tesla models will be added to the automaker's lineup. A Tesla Model S caught fire during a test drive in France.
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- SciencePopular MechanicsAncient Bones Found On Greek Mountaintop May Confirm Chilling Legend
Excavations this summer on Mount Lykaion, once worshipped as the birthplace of the god Zeus, uncovered the 3,000-year-old skeleton of a teenager amid a mound of ashes built up over a millennium from sacrificed animals. Excavators say it's too early to speculate on the nature of the teenager's death but the discovery is remarkable because the remote Mount Lykaion was for centuries associated with the most nefarious of Greek cults: Ancient writers - including Plato - linked it with human sacrifice to Zeus, a practice which has very rarely been confirmed by archaeologists anywhere in the Greek world and never on mainland Greece. "Several ancient literary sources mention rumors that human sacrifice took place at the altar, but up until a few weeks ago there has been no trace whatsoever of human bones discovered at the site," said excavator David Gilman Romano, professor of Greek archaeology at the University of Arizona.
- WorldReutersTreasure hunters dig for mysterious Nazi-era train in Poland
Polish and German treasure hunters have started digging at a site in southwest Poland where they believe a Nazi-era train rumored to have gone missing is hidden - despite the scepticism of experts. Andreas Koper and Piotr Richter said last year they had located the train buried underground. "We have to find a railway track, probably the entrance to a railway tunnel and, if the tunnel exists, there should be a train there," Andrzej Galik, a spokesman for the treasure hunters, told Polish media.
- PoliticsTimeDonald Trump’s Campaign Chief Slams Report on Ukraine Payments
Donald Trump’s campaign chairman Paul Manafort denied a New York Times report that political leaders in Ukraine earmarked millions in undisclosed cash for him. The Times reported that the political party of Ukraine’s pro-Russian former president Viktor Yanukovych set aside $12.7 million in undisclosed payments for the campaign operative. “I have never received a single ‘off-the-books cash payment’ as falsely ‘reported’ by the New York Times nor have I ever done work for the governments of Ukraine or Russia,” Manafort said, adding that any payments he did receive overseas were for his entire political team.
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