Obama pushes tougher North Korea sanctions amid missile launch
President Barack Obama and Park Geun-hye pledged to close loopholes in UN and accompanying sanctions on North Korea after Pyongyang launched three ballistic missiles. They urged full enforcement, warned of consequences, and left open potential talks if Pyongyang honors obligations and denuclearizes.
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Black Lives Matter forms legal partnership with California charity
The movement quietly linked with International Development Exchange to manage finances, enabling growth, local chapters, and cross‑border social reform efforts in the U.S. and internationally. The alliance comes as donations rise and reforms like prison overhaul universal healthcare and free college are pursued.
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Fight for Mosul Looms as IS territory shrinks
The Islamic State faces looming defeat as Iraqi forces backed by the U.S. push toward Mosul and Kurdish allies target Raqqa. Across the region, air strikes and ground offensives by Turkey, Russia, Iran, and various militias have pushed IS from border towns like Jarablus and Palmyra, while the group endures brutal abuses and loses key sites in Iraq and Syria.
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Minnesota kidnapper confesses in Wetterling case plea deal
Danny Heinrich admitted abducting and killing Jacob Wetterling in 1989 and molested another boy, Jared Scheierl, as part of a plea deal that blocks state murder charges. He pled guilty to one child pornography count and awaits a federal sentence up to 240 months.
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