Trump defends university amid New York fraud suit
Donald Trump lauded Trump University as a booming venture and dismissed Eric Schneiderman as a political hack amid a New York fraud lawsuit. Trump cited a 98 percent student approval while Schneiderman called the claims a scam and rejected extortion accusations from Trump's lawyer.
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Ledyard Officer Shoots Large Monitor Lizard Threatening Chickens
In Ledyard Connecticut police and animal control killed a large monitor lizard found attacking a resident’s chickens after a 911 call. The officer said the animal threatened responders and was likely an illegal pet that escaped or was abandoned.
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Snipers strike U.N. convoy near Damascus during chemical probe
A U.N. convoy investigation team was hit by snipers near Damascus as inspectors collected samples after the August chemical attack. Syria blamed rebels while opposition cited pro government forces. Activists reported the team visited Moadamiyeh and spent hours at a makeshift hospital before returning to Damascus.
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Kerry calls Syria chemical attack a moral obscenity
Secretary of State John Kerry says chemical weapons were used in Syria and accuses Bashar al Assad of destroying evidence. He calls the attack a moral obscenity and says the U S will release more information in the coming days as UN investigators face security challenges.
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Local stock listings show modest gains as market indices drift upward. Investors focus on regional blue chips and utility shares with trading volume remaining steady through the day.
Taliban suicide bombers kill Afghan soldiers at eastern base
Five Taliban attackers wearing explosive vests attacked an army base in Tagab district Kapisa province killing two Afghan soldiers and wounding several. NATO says a coalition soldier died in a separate southern Afghanistan bombing with no details on nationality. Through the month nine foreign troops have been killed, including seven U.S. and one Polish, bringing yearly total to 112 and 85 American deaths.
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Islamist groups propose truce between army and Brotherhood
In Cairo two former militant groups Gamaa Islamiya and Islamic Jihad call for a cease in street protests by Morsi supporters if the military backed government halts its actions. They seek dialogue between the army and the Muslim Brotherhood after Morsi was ousted on July 3. Leader Mohamad Abu Samra says the plan has no red lines.
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