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North Korea Fires Two More Ballistic Missiles, This Time From Inland Site

North Korea conducted its fifth ballistic missile launch of the year.

'Terrorist Groups' Seized Former Chemical Weapons Depot, Iraq Tells UN

In a letter to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, made public on Tuesday, Ambassador Mohamed Ali Alhakim said the Muthanna facility north of Baghdad was seized on June 11. He said remnants of a former chemical weapons program are kept in two bunkers there.

Obama Threatens To Cut Off Afghan Aid Should There Be An Illegal Government Takeover

Obama says Afghan election results should be honored and examined to ensure credibility.

UK Student Nawal Msaad Tried To Smuggle €20,000 In Her Underwear For Syrian Rebels, According To Court

Nawal Msaad, whose trial began Tuesday, is accused of funding terrorism after she was found trying to board a plane with €20,000 supposedly for Syrian rebels.

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Lawrence Lessig-Backed Super PAC, Mayday.US, Raises $7M, Moves To Next Step

A Harvard law professor got over 50,000 people to donate more than $7 million by pledging to help elect politicians who aim to end Super PACs.

Obama, Perry To Discuss Immigration Crisis In Dallas Wednesday

After first refusing to meet President Obama on the tarmac in Austin, Texas Gov. Rick Perry agrees to a Dallas meeting on immigration.

Somalia Attack: Al-Shabab Reportedly Storms Presidential Palace In Mogadishu As Gunfire Erupts

Nine people were killed in the attack, which was believed to be the work of suicide bombers.

2016 Republican National Convention To Be Held In Cleveland

The Republican National Committee announced the host city for the 2016 Republican National Convention.

German Intelligence Plots Counter-espionage Strategies In Wake Of Suspected Double Agent's Arrest

With surveillance issues already straining relations, a double agent's arrest further threatens the alliance.

Border Crisis: Obama Seeks Billions In Emergency Funding To Deal With Unaccompanied Minors

About 52,000 unaccompanied children from Central America have crossed the southern border since January.

Export-Import Bank Fight: Boeing, GE And Caterpillar Worst Off If Charter Not Renewed

Here, in a series of charts, are the biggest beneficiaries of the bank's financial services.

Clay Aiken’s Baby’s Mother Jaymes Foster Angry About His Lack Of Involvement In Son’s Life: Report

Clay Aiken and Jaymes Foster were once extremely close. But the pair is said to have hit a rough patch in their relationship.

American Tests Negative For Ebola In Ghana, But Fear Of Spread Remains

A suspected case may have been a false alarm, but the disease that has killed more than 460 people in West Africa isn't going away.

Brisbane Airport Delays Flights After Woman Drives Onto Tarmac

Brisbane Airport experienced delays on all flights after a woman breached security and drove onto the tarmac.

Germany Riles Neighbors With Foreigners-Only Toll Road Idea

The EU cautions Germany about potentially discriminatory road toll.

Kim Jong-un Limps Across Stage In Rare Video Depicting North Korean Leader's Weakness

In a rare North Korean video depicting weakness, Kim Jong-un is seen limping and with a scar on his forehead.

Indian Railways To Spend Nearly $11B In 2014-15, Increase Public-Private Partnerships

India is planning to spend $10.95 billion in 2014-15 alone to overhaul the country's decrepit rail network, the railway minister said Tuesday.

Operation Protective Edge: At Least 12 Palestinians Killed In Israeli Airstrikes

The offensive targeting Palestinian militants was launched to stop rocket fire from Gaza.

Russia Criticizes US For ‘Kidnapping’ Russian Hacker Accused Of Stealing Retailers’ Credit Card Data

The 30-year-old man is said to be the son of Valery Seleznev, a member of the Russian parliament.

Australia To Give 72-Hour Notice To Refugees Before Deporting Them Back

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has been criticized for sending 41 refugees back to Sri Lanka. The rest now have 72 hours to get out.

Suicide Bomber Kills 16, Including 4 NATO Troops, In Afghanistan

Ten civilians and two Afghan policemen were also killed in the attack on a Bagram clinic.

Entrance of the German Commerzbank headquarters is pictured in Frankfurt

Sanctions Busting With Iran And Sudan: U.S. Reportedly Seeking Settlement With Germany's Commerzbank

News of the probe comes little more than a week after French banking firm BNP Paribas pleaded guilty to felony charges in a U.S. court.

Global Poverty Levels Halved But More Africans In Extreme Poverty Than In 1990: UN Report

A UN report, published to assess the progress of countries toward achieving the MDG 2015 goals, betrays a lopsided trend.

Edward Snowden Cannot Mount 'Meaningful' Defence In US: Julian Assange

The WikiLeaks founder said the U.S. government will use its state secrets privilege to keep crucial evidence away from the defense team.

Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai Prepares To Become Next Afghan President While Abdullah Calls 'Coup'

Abdullah has claimed that about two million ballots from more than 7,000 polling stations were rigged.

Rebels Dig In Around Donetsk, Ukraine Military Ready To 'Completely Blockade' Key Eastern City

Will eastern separatists lay down their arms in the face of a Ukrainian blockade or will they battle for their self-proclaimed capital?

Federal Judge Tells Supreme Court 'STFU' After 'Hobby Lobby' Ruling

Federal Judge Richard Kopf wrote that the Supreme Court should "stfu" after the "Hobby Lobby" ruling.

Phone Wiretaps Increase As Cost Of Warrants Drops by 25% In 2 Years: Report

The price of warrants has fallen 25 percent since 2012, convincing state and federal police to use wiretaps for a variety of crimes.

Israel Mounts Operation To End Gaza Rocket Fire

The IDF hit 50 targets as part of Operation Protective Edge, aimed at stopping Hamas' rocket fire offensive on Israel.

Hillary Clinton's 'Hard Choices' Knocked Off Top Of Best Sellers List By Edward Klein's 'Blood Feud'

"Blood Feud" alleges Hillary Clinton poked President Obama in the chest to make a point.

That Map Of The ISIS 5-Year Conquest Plan? Flawed, Experts Say

A map showing a plan for ISIS expanding its caliphate spread on social media, but experts say it isn't what it seems.

Iraqi Parliament Can't Agree On Leadership, Could Delay Meeting Until July 13 Or Mid-August

The possible delay comes as a top Iraqi general is killed by militants 10 miles outside of Baghdad.

As ISIS Advances In Syria, Opposition Tries To Figure Out How To Fight On Two Fronts

Leaders of the Syrian National Coalition are meeting in Istanbul this week to talk about new ways to fight ISIS.

Chicago July 4 Shootings: 1 Person Shot Almost Every Hour Of Holiday Weekend; 14 Killed

In 84 hours, 82 people were shot in Chicago. Fourteen were killed.

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