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Georgia Military Shooting: Gainesville Recruiter Shot Himself Accidentally 24 Hours After Chattanooga Deadly Rampage

The shooting came just about 24 hours after a gunman targeted military offices in Tennessee, killing four Marines.

Texas Prosecutor For Sandra Bland Jail Death Has History Of Racism, Threatened Black Pastor: Report

Elton Mathis, who is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the death of Sandra Bland, has been accused of threatening a local religious leader.

Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez Radicalized in Jordan? Islamic Extremism Rising In Middle Eastern Kingdom

Prior to the Chattanooga shooting, suspect Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez spent seven months in Jordan — a place where extremism is on the rise.

Chattanooga Shooter Used Assault Weapon, AK-47 Style Gun, With 30 Round Magazine

"He had a big, huge, high-powered rifle," said Gina Mule of Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez. "There had to be 20 to 30 shots."

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Chattanooga Shooting Vigils Held, Planned By Tennessee Community In Wake Of Tragedy

The tight-knit community of Chattanooga, Tennessee, rallied together Friday morning at various vigils to mourn the four U.S. Marines killed during a shooting rampage there a day earlier.

Is Greek Bailout Deal Viable? IMF President Christine Lagarde Gives Unequivocal 'No'

Asked if the proposed bailout deal was viable, Christine Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund, told an interviewer, "The response is quite categorical: No."

Israel West Bank Beit El Construction Project Advances Despite Supreme Court Demolition Order

The government has continued to fight the ruling against the project, instead of prepare for the July demolition.

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Who Is Thomas Sullivan? Chattanooga Shooting Victim Identified As Massachusetts Marine

"He’d been shot at so many times over the years and then for this to happen at home in the United States."

Under Kim Jong Un, Propaganda Builds Around North Korean Local Elections

"I don't understand why [the authorities] need to blast so much propaganda when all are required to vote yes," a source said.

Russia Tupolev 22M3 Bombers Upgrade: Modernized Jets To Be In Service By End of 2015

Russia will introduce six long-range Tupolev Tu-22M3 bombers to its fleet before the end of this year.

Under Kim Jong Un, North Korea May Launch New Nuclear Test In October

A big anniversary in October could prompt North Korean military provocation, South Korean defense officials said.

Germany's Parliament Approves Greece Bailout Package Negotiations Despite Internal Misgivings

The deal calls for Greece to receive 86 billion euros, or $96 million, in loans over a three-year period.

Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez Shooting: Eid Celebration Cancelled At Chattanooga Mosque Where Accused Gunman Prayed

The event, which normally draws about 1,000 people, was canceled out of respect for the victims in Thursday's shooting.

MERS Outbreak Update: Officials May Declare Country MERS-Free Soon; Samsung Medical Center May Resume Work

No new cases of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome have been reported in South Korea since July 4.

In Myanmar, Garment Factories That Source Popular Brand-Name Clothing Retailers Aim To Defeat A 40-Cent Hourly Minimum Wage

Gap and H&M sit on the sidelines as their Burmese suppliers fight a proposed minimum wage of about $3.25 a day.

Germanwings Flight 9525: EU Urges Tougher Medical And Psychological Screenings For Pilots

The recommendations come in the wake of the Germanwings disaster that killed 150 people in March.

Scott Walker Push For Milwaukee Bucks Arena Subsidy Could Benefit His Fundraising Chief

The Wisconsin governor's push for a subsidy for a new Milwaukee Bucks arena may benefit a longtime donor who is now his fundraising chief.

New Orleans Confronts Confederate Past Amid Debate To Remove Civil War Monuments

In New Orleans, a city littered with Confederate relics, citizens are struggling to find the right way to acknowledge their past while still moving forward.

Election 2016: Donald Trump Campaign Headquarters Illustrates Complicated Campaign Finance Rules

Even though Donald Trump’s company owns the building where his campaign is headquartered, he's paying rent to himself. Here's why.

New Israel-Gaza Security Fence To Be Built Following Recent Border Crossings

Israel plans to build an additional fence along its border with the Gaza Strip to prevent illegal crossings.

Eid Prayer Bombing: Nigerian Muslims Feared Dead After Blast In Yobe State

No one has claimed responsibility for the blast, but it bore the hallmarks of Boko Haram, which has launched countless attacks in the northeastern state.

Russia, China To Stage Joint Amphibious Assault Drill In Sea Of Japan In Late August

The drill, in late August, will involve nearly 20 warships of various classes, as well as planes and helicopters.

UK Court Overturns DRIPA Mass Surveillance Law

The surveillance measure, which passed in 2014 in a matter of days, granted intelligence agencies unprecedented retention and surveillance powers.

Greek Debt Crisis: IMF Chief Calls For Restructuring Debt As German Parliament Debates Bailout

The issue of debt relief for Greece is "uncontroversial," Mario Draghi, chief of the European Central bank, said on Thursday.

Indonesian Airports Gradually Reopen After 2 Volcanic Eruptions Disrupted Passengers Traffic Ahead Of Eid Al-Fitr

Thousands of airline passengers remained stranded Friday after Mount Raung and Mount Gamalama erupted last week.

ISIS Airstrikes In Syria: British Pilots Participate Despite Parliament Vote

Despite the British parliament voting against military action in Syria, it was revealed that pilots on an exchange program with coalition forces participated in the attacks.

Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, Brazil's Former President, To Be Investigated By Government Prosecutors

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been accused of illegally lobbying for contracts and peddling influence relating to Petrobras and Odebrecht.

'Chapo' Guzman Escape: Mexico Investigates Prison Plan Leak; Cost Of Escape Estimated At $1M

A government engineer estimated that the Sinaloa drug cartel leader spent at least $1 million on his escape plan.

Flight MH17 One-Year Anniversary: Ukraine, Australia Hold Memorial Services For Crash Victims

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 -- bound from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur -- was shot down over eastern Ukraine on July 17, 2014. All 298 on board were killed.

Chattanooga Attack: When Does A Mass-Shooter Become A Domestic Terrorist?

Activists argue that authorities and the press characterize white shooters as mentally ill "lone wolves," while blacks and Muslims are labeled terrorists.