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Hong Kong Protesters March in Thousands, Police Says Gas Bombs Thrown at Subway Stations
There were gatherings of several hundred people in other locations, too. A rally in a shopping mall pulled together about 300 people who sang and put up protest posters.
US Appeals Court Rules House Should Get Donald Trump’s Financial Records
Trump appointee Neomi Rao wrote in dissent that the committee should have asked for the records under the House's impeachment power, not its legislative authority.
Nobel Peace Prize 2019 Awarded to Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed Who Helped End Standoff with Eritrea
Abiy was honoured "for his efforts to achieve peace and international cooperation, and in particular for his decisive initiative to resolve the border conflict with neighbouring Eritrea," the Nobel Committee said.
'Want to Rip You Limb from Limb': Man Gets 100 Years in Prison for Killing, Dismembering Woman
Ashley Young's torso was found in December in the basement of the Jared Chance's Grand Rapids rental home. Other remains of the 31-year-old woman haven't been found.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel Vows 'Zero Tolerance' for Hate after Deadly Anti-Semitic Attack in Halle
Merkel told a trade union convention that the German state and civil society must do everything in their power to stand up to "hate, violence and contempt for human life".
Apple Removes Police-tracking App Used by Hong Kong Protesters After Coming Under Fire From China
The US tech giant had come under fire from China over the app, with the Chinese Communist Party's official newspaper calling the app "poisonous" and decrying what it said was Apple's complicity in helping the Hong Kong protesters.
Angry Farmers in Mexico Seize Mayor, Tie to Back of Truck and Drag Him Through Town in Protest
The incident occurred Tuesday when dozens of members of the Tojolabal indigenous community armed with clubs broke into the mayor's office in the town of Las Margaritas in the state of Chiapa.
US Presidential Candidate Joe Biden, in First, Says Donald Trump Should be Impeached
Democratic White House hopeful Joe Biden argued that US President Donald Trump has 'betrayed this nation' and violated his oath of office.
Power Outages Begin in California to Prevent Unprecedented Wildfires Amid Hot, Windy Weather
The utility plans to shut off power in parts of 34 northern, central and coastal California counties to reduce the chance of fierce winds knocking down or toppling trees into power lines during a siege of hot, dry, gusty weather.
China's Xi Jinping Says He's Watching Kashmir, Will Support Pakistan's Core Interests: Report
Xi assured Prime Minister Imran Khan that the friendship between China and Pakistan is "unbreakable and rock-solid" despite changes in the international and regional situation.
Hong Kong Pro-democracy Activist Appeals Against 6-Year Sentence as Further Protests Loom
Edward Leung, 27, one of the leaders of a movement advocating independence from China, and two other activists received the harshest sentences handed down to pro-democracy leaders since the city returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
US Fighter Jet Crashes in Germany, Pilot Survives: Air force
Germany is no stranger to military aircraft crashes, including in its own shortage-plagued Bundeswehr armed forces. In June this year, two of the air force's Eurofighter jets crashed after colliding in mid-air in northeastern Germany.
US Widens Blacklist to Include China's Top AI Startups Ahead of Trade Talks
The decision, almost certain to draw a sharp response from Beijing, targets 20 Chinese public security bureaus and eight companies.
Iraq Military Admits 'Excessive Force' Used in Protests That Led to Clashes, Deaths
Hundreds had gathered overnight in Sadr City, a densely populated district in eastern Baghdad where state security forces are rarely seen.
Pakistan Court Set to Hear Nawaz Sharif's Appeal Against His Conviction in Corruption Case
Sharif, 69, has been serving a seven-year prison term at the Kot Lakhpat Jail in Lahore since December 24, 2018 when the accountability court convicted him in the Al-Azizia Steel Mills case.
Chinese Soldiers in Hong Kong Warn Protesters as Emergency Rules Fail to Quell Unrest
Protesters concealed their faces in defiance of colonial-era emergency laws invoked by the authorities on Friday, which banned face masks.