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- A court in Egypt postpones a verdict in the prominent trial of two journalists with Al-Jazeera, who have been charged with aiding the Muslim Brotherhood. (Reuters)
- Two nearby Catholic and Baptist churches in Las Cruces, New Mexico are rocked by explosions at a mailbox and a trash can (USA Today)
- Services were held outdoors after Dustin Connor allegedly stole a computer, discharged fire extinguishers, and damaged a cross and other structures at a church in Piqua, Ohio. He was a person of interest in similar vandalism to another church in town.(Washington Times / Dayton Daily News)
- In Melbourne, Florida, a man is jailed after he tries to rob the church during a sermon with an airsoft gun before he was subdued by the Pastor. San Francisco Chronicle / Florida Today
- In Reedley, California, a pregnant 18 year old was shot in the left eye after passing a slow-driving SUV which suddenly pulls up alongside and opened fire in an apparent road rage incident.(Sky News)
- On University Hill in Boulder, Colorado, police arrested James Hammack on suspicion of attempted murder. In an apparent attack on a group of four college-age men, witnesses say he yelled ""You trying to die tonight?" before rushing into the group and stabbed one man.(Daily Camera)
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- Flooding caused by heavy monsoon rains has caused over 100 deaths in India over the past week with tens of thousands of people taking shelter in refugee camps. (BBC)
- Twenty people are injured when two cranes overturn on several houses whilst installing a part of the Julianabrug at Alphen aan den Rijn in the Netherlands. (NL Times) (BBC)
- At least twelve people are killed with many feared trapped in the rubble as a fifty year old building collapses in the Indian city of Thane after days of heavy rain. (NDTV) (AP)
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- A street-corner sized sinkhole forms at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 64th Street in Sunset Park in Brooklyn, New York City, ruining the street corner, around 7:30 AM. The northbound N Broadway Local train is delayed; there is at least one disconnected pipe and gas lines are being repaired by National Grid workers; and the police have cordoned off the area. No fatalities or injuries have been reported. (Business Insider, via MSN)
- At least 31 people are killed and about 100 injured as two express passenger trains (12 coaches of the Kamayani Express; to Varanasi from Mumbai, or Bombay) derail, partially swept off a bridge while crossing flooded tracks in India's Madhya Pradesh state. Related to this incident are monsoon rains and the end of a cyclone which have killed more than 100 in India. (NDTV), (Reuters, via MSN)
- Several people are dead after two boats collide between Kiwa and Remba Islands on Lake Victoria. (The Nation)
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- Masked gunmen kill 19 people and wound seven others at multiple locations of São Paulo's suburbs Thursday night. (BBC) (ABC)
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- The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), which announced an extensive computer data breach in May 2015, has revealed that the breach is much deeper and more serious than previously thought, exposing an additional 220,000 individuals. The thieves had infiltrated a now-deactivated online system called "Get Transcript." (AP, via MSN) (USA Today)
- Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi approves a controversial anti-terrorism law. Proponents say it will help fight terrorism, and opponents say the legislation will jeopardize civil rights including freedom of the press. (Al Jazeera English Online) (BBC)
- A former police officer is charged with second degree murder, in connection with the on-duty shooting death of John Geer in Fairfax, Virginia, U.S., in August 2013. (NBC Washington)
- American actor Emile Hirsch is jailed for 15 days for an assault on a Paramount Pictures executive at the Sundance Resort in Utah. (Deadline)
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- Following a July 15 hacking, user data of the infidelity-promoting dating website Ashley Madison is leaked with over 30 million users having their information compromised. (BBC)
- Police in the American city of St. Louis, Missouri make nine arrests and use tear gas to disperse protesters after a killing of an armed man allegedly aiming a gun at police officers earlier in the day. (CNN)
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- According to a new study, the Sumatran Rhino is now considered extinct in the wild in Malaysia. No new wild animals have been spotted since 2007, elsewhere fewer than 100 Rhinos remain in the wild. (MSN).
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