Ramadan bloodshed surges in Iraq as deadliest week since 2007
Ramadan in Iraq opens with deadly violence as attacks and bombings claim at least 169 lives in seven days. Officials note rising insurgent strikes and sectarian tension, with U.N. figures showing over 2,500 killed April to June and 337 more in July so far.
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Task force to review Ohio state properties for reuse
Since 2007 the treasurer’s office has logged about 500 public inquiries on repurposing state lands. A Preble County group seeks cost to buy the Eaton armory vacated in 2010, hoping to turn it into a museum. The state has not provided an asking price. The new State Facility Utilization and Consolidation Task Force will review 670 841 acres to identify underused properties and report within one year.
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Egypt swears in cabinet with liberal and minority representation
Egypt's interim leader Adly Mansour swears in a cabinet led by Haizam el Beblawi, highlighting liberal and secular members. The 30+ member group includes three Christians and three women, with Abdul Fattah el-Sissi remaining defense minister and first deputy prime minister. The lineup excludes Islamist party members as protests and clashes mark a tense post Morsi transition.
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