Afghanistan sees record civilian casualties in July 2017
The United Nations mission reports July 2017 as the highest monthly civilian death and injury tally in Afghanistan since 2017 with over 1,500 casualties. Bombings, including a bus attack and a complex strike on Amrullah Saleh's running mate, drive the total amid Taliban and IS activity and ongoing peace talks.
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Boy 5 year old from Mall of America out of ICU
The 5-year-old Landen Hoff man who was hurled from a 40-foot balcony at the Mall of America on April 12 is out of intensive care and in inpatient physical rehab at another hospital. The family shared the update via a fundraiser page.
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Protests, police clash again in Hong Kong street battles
Protesters in black umbrellas clash with riot police across Hong Kong streets. Tear gas and bricks fly as residents join in to confront authorities amid weekly stand offs. Demonstrators call for democratic reforms while police defend actions and leaders face criticism. Paladin Cheng raises flags near Victoria Harbour.
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Moscow police detain 800 at protest
Moscow police cracked down on an unsanctioned local election protest for the second weekend, detaining 828 people per OVD-Info while authorities claimed about 600 arrests in a crowd of around 1,500. Lyubov Sobol, an excluded candidate, was among those detained as riot police cleared Pushkin Square and nearby routes.
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California sea cliff collapse kills three family members
Three women from a family died when a 30 foot cliff fell onto Grandview Beach in Encinitas California on Friday. Anne Clave 35 Julie Davis 65 and Elizabeth Cox were gathered to celebrate Cox surviving breast cancer. Geologists assessed the site while authorities reopened the beach.
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