- PoliticsDylan StablefordTrump confuses Twitter by calling himself ‘Mr. Brexit’
Donald Trump gestures during a media event at the site of his future golf course near Aberdeen, Scotland. (David Moir/Reuters/File)Donald Trump took to Twitter on Thursday to declare he will soon have a new nickname: “Mr. Brexit.” The name refers to Britain
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WorldAFPPhoto of dazed Syrian boy symbolises Aleppo's plightA shocked Syrian boy pictured sitting in an ambulance covered in blood and dust after an air strike became a symbol of civilian suffering in Aleppo Thursday, drawing worldwide attention. As international concern mounted, President Bashar al-Assad's key ally Russia said it was ready to halt fire in the battleground northern city for 48-hour "humanitarian pauses" from next week. The announcement followed pleas from the United Nations and the European Union for a halt in the fighting in divided Aleppo to allow aid deliveries.
- U.S.Associated PressOfficer in Milwaukee shooting joined force as teenage aide
Dominique Heaggan attended grade school in Milwaukee and joined the city's police force as a teenage aide through a program that aims to recruit young people into law enforcement, including minorities. Heaggan, identified by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel as the black officer at the center of a fatal shooting that sparked two nights of violence, has lived near the shooting scene since at least 2012 and was assigned to patrol that area after becoming a sworn officer. Sylville Smith, 23, was shot Saturday after police said he fled from a traffic stop.
- WorldChristian Science MonitorDelhi bans dangerous kite string. But how to enforce the ban?
Every year, thousands of Indians take to rooftops and terraces on the country’s independence day to kite fight, maneuvering their kites to cut through the thread of their opponents. Following the three deaths, the Indian capital outlawed Thursday the glass-coated string, known in India as Chinese manja. Environmentalists and others have petitioned Delhi and the country for years to ban the sharp thread.
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- TechnologyBGR NewsYup, Russia was probably behind that NSA hack
The NSA was hacked by a group that calls itself Shadow Brokers, a report earlier this week revealed, with some of the stolen cyberweapons being auctioned off to the highest bidder. Since then, experts who have seen some of the stolen files believe that the NSA has indeed been hacked, with Russia being one of the prime suspects. A new report from Business Insider reveals that the NSA itself was not hacked.
- U.S.Inside EditionMan Perishes On Family Farm After Manure Pit Fumes Form 'Deadly Dome of Air'
A 29-year-old Wisconsin man died on his family’s farm after fumes from a cow manure pit mixed with unusual weather conditions to form a “deadly dome of air,” authorities said. “The family is devastated, absolutely devastated,” said Portage County Coroner Scott Rifleman, the station reported.
- WorldReutersU.N. remarks on Haiti cholera a 'groundbreaking' step to justice, say lawyers
By Anastasia Moloney BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Lawyers seeking compensation for Haitians killed or sickened by cholera that they blame on United Nations peacekeepers said the U.N.'s admission on Thursday of its possible involvement in the outbreak was a breakthrough in their legal battle. Human rights lawyers from the Boston-based Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti (IJDH), filed a lawsuit in November 2011 against the United Nations demanding a public apology and compensation on behalf of 5,000 cholera victims.
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- U.S.Associated Press10 Things to Know for Wednesday
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Wednesday:1. TOLL STILL RISING IN LOUISIANAAt least 40,000 homes have been damaged and 11 people killed in some of the worst flooding in the state's history
- U.S.Time4-Year-Old Girl Found Beaten and Bruised Thought Her Name was ‘Idiot’
A 4-year-old girl in Hot Springs, Arkansas found with covered in bruises and scars thought her name was “Idiot,” officials said. Workers from the Arkansas Department of Human Services determined the girl had been abused after officials found her with deep, purple bruises, a black eye, scars on her back and ligature marks on her wrists, the Hot Springs Sentinel-Record reports. When local police arrived at the Cooper-Anthony Mercy Child Advocacy Center and asked the girl her name, she responded “idiot,” according to the arrest report cited by the Sentinel-Record.
- PoliticsMashableTrump staffer shut down in extremely awkward CNN interview
News broke that the campaign was undergoing a large restructuring on Wednesday, in which Trump added Stephen Bannon from Breitbart as the chief executive and Kellyanne Conway as campaign manager in place of Paul Manafort.
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