WikiLeaks dumps reveal Clinton campaign emails and MoveOn tension
WikiLeaks released nearly 1,200 emails from Hillary Clinton aides including Philippe Reines and John Podesta. The batch shows efforts to sway MoveOn.org against Warren, plus reactions to Russian hacking and the broader Democratic primary dynamics.
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Samsung halts Galaxy Note 7 after fire risk recalls
Samsung Electronics scrapped its Galaxy Note 7 flagship after a recall of 2.5 million units and ongoing fire reports. The halt to production and sales, with exchanges or refunds offered, could cost up to 17 billion dollars and damage the firm’s reputation and other phone lines.
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Chicago Mayor Reaches Tentative Education Settlement
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the teachers union avert a Tuesday strike with a tentative deal. The plan would channel surplus revenue from city development districts into CPS coffers, boosting funding from 32.5 million to about 88 million, though sufficiency for new contract terms remains uncertain.
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Abbott and Costello heirs lose Who's on First lawsuit
New York appeals court ruled the heirs failed to prove a valid copyright to the Abbott Costello routine. The case involved the Broadway play Hand to God and the famous routine performed in the late 1930s.
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Kurdish militants claim assassinations in southeast Turkey
The Kurdistan Workers' Party said it shot dead Deryan Akteri in Diyarbakir's Dicle district for cooperation with the state. On Sunday, AK Party deputy leader Aydin Mustu was killed in Ozalp district of Van as the insurgency enters a new phase according to the prime minister.
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Attack on Shiite Worshippers Kills 14 in Kabul Shrine
Gunmen opened fire on Shiite worshippers at a Kabul shrine during a holy day, killing at least 14 and wounding over 40. Afghanistan’s Interior Ministry released the toll and said few details on the assault were available.
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