North Korea vows to pay dearly for UN sanctions
North Korea warns the United States will pay dearly for new UN sanctions targeting iron coal seafood exports valued around 1 billion dollars. Pyongyang says it remains committed to its nuclear and missile programs, viewing them as crucial deterrents and national pride.
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South Africa to vote on no confidence in Zuma by secret ballot
Parliament will hold a secret ballot Tuesday on a no confidence motion against President Jacob Zuma. If approved by a majority of 400, Zuma and his cabinet could resign. the move follows Zuma's firing of finance minister Pravin Gordhan and broader ANC leadership tensions.
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Chicago Sues Over Trump Sanctuary City Funding Policy
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's law department filed a federal lawsuit to block a Justice Department rule linking federal grant funds to local sanctuary city practices. The policy requires sharing immigration status, full police station access for ICE, and 48 hour notice before releasing arrestees. The city argues the rule undermines crime prevention and police cooperation.
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Nebraska opens Keystone XL hearings in final state review
Nebraska regulators launch a weeklong public hearing on TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline to determine if the route serves the public interest. Opponents protest, citing job concerns and risks to cattle ranching while supporters argue lower fuel costs and security benefits. The commission will decide by November, with the route already permitted environmentally but subject to state approval.
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Excessive corrosion caused ride catastrophe at Ohio State Fair
The manufacturer of the Fire Ball carnival ride says excessive interior corrosion caused a catastrophic failure during operation, killing 18 year old Tyler Jarrell and injuring seven others at the Columbus state fair on July 26.
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