Hungary halts westbound migrant trains amid border push
Hungary blocks asylum seekers from westbound trains as the government vows to seal borders and deter arrivals. Rights groups warn the move may push migrants toward smugglers and risky transport amid a spike in border crossings this year.
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Davis Defies Courts Denying Gay Marriage Licenses Again
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples despite federal orders. The standoff drew protests as Davis vowed to stand by her religious beliefs, risking fines or jail while to be required to appear in court.
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Destruction of Palmyra Temple by IS Devastates Iconic Site
UNESCO chief calls the Palmyra Temple destruction an intolerable crime against civilization as Islamic State militants use explosives to obliterate the two millennia old Temple of Bel in Palmyra Syria. Satellite images confirm the blast and officials vow to protect remaining heritage.
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Suspects Sought in Fox Lake Officer Slaying
In Fox Lake Illinois police hunt in helicopters with dogs and rifles after Lt Charles Joseph Gliniewicz was fatally shot while pursuing three men. The 52 year old officer known as GI Joe was a three decade member and father of four. Authorities said he radioed that he was chasing three men on foot before being shot and later died.
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Prime suspect in Bangkok shrine bombing in custody
Thai authorities report a man detained near the Cambodian border who resembles the bomber in a surveillance video. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha says DNA and fingerprint testing will confirm if he is the attacker, as no group has claimed responsibility for the Aug. 17 shrine bombing that killed 20 and wounded over 120.
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