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Student Says Teacher Tackled Shootout by Student in Yet Another Incident at US School
Seventh-grader Ethan Stonebraker said the science teacher likely prevented even more injuries by confronting the shooter, who he said pulled out a gun and opened fire after walking in late while the class was taking a test.
Oil Prices Fall as Russia Floats Gradual Production Increase
The Middle East dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) as well as a group of non-OPEC producers led by Russia started withholding output in 2017 to tighten the market and prop up prices.
British Army Soldier Tried to Murder Wife by Sabotaging her Parachute
The court also heard Cilliers had tampered with a gas cooker at the family home hoping that when his wife turned it on, it would explode.
Academic Survives Credentials Storm to Get Nod as Italian PM
Conte, emerged from obscurity on Monday when the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the far-right League announced he was the compromise choice to lead their coalition government.
Donald Trump Can’t Block Twitter Followers, US Court Says It is Unconstitutional
The ruling by U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald in Manhattan came in response to a lawsuit filed against Trump in July by the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University and several Twitter users.
Trump Casts Doubt on Planned Summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un
Trump raised doubts about the Singapore summit in talks with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who came to Washington to urge Trump not to let a rare opportunity with reclusive North Korea get away.
16 Killed, Heavy Casualties Reported as Blast Rocks Afghan City of Kandahar
Security forces confirmed the toll, adding that the dead included four security forces personnel. At least five children and 10 members of the security forces were among the wounded.
Company in Cuba Plane Crash Had Received Serious Safety Complaints
The plane that crashed, a Boeing 737, was barred from Guyanese airspace last year after authorities discovered that its crew had been allowing dangerous overloading of luggage on flights to Cuba, Guyanese Civil Aviation Director Capt. Egbert Field told Th...
The LA Cottage Where Meghan Markle Learned How to Take Tea With the Queen
Edmund Fry, the British-born owner of Rose Tree Cottage in Pasadena, said the California-born actress, who will marry Prince Harry this weekend, on several occasions visited the picturesque tea room -- decked out with all things British -- where she was g...
Congo Warns of 'New Phase' in Ebola Outbreak after First Urban Case
So far, the 23 deaths believed to have been caused by Democratic Republic of Congo's latest Ebola outbreak had been detected in more isolated areas, giving authorities a better chance of ring-fencing the virus.
B'desh SC Grants Bail to Ex-PM Khaleda Zia in Graft Case: Media
The Bangladesh's apex court has upheld the High Court's March bail order for the 72-year-old Zia, also the chief of the main opposition party Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), bbdnews24 reported.
Gaza Violence: Minister Says Israel Not Afraid of Being Dragged to ICC
Palestinian leadership has accused Israel of a "massacre" in Monday's deadly riots and many countries have condemned Israel's reaction to the protests as excessive.
Donald Trump Calls Jerusalem Embassy Move 'a Great Day for Israel'
The Gaza Health Ministry said 37 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire and hundreds more wounded amid mass protests on the border against the transfer of the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Oklahoma Governor Angers Gun and Gay Rights Groups on Same Day
Her veto of the gun bill dealt a rare blow to the National Rifle Association in a conservative state. But the proposal to authorize adults to carry firearms without a permit or training was opposed by law enforcement officials, who said it would weaken ba...
North Korea Details Plans to Dismantle Nuclear Bomb Test Site
The official Korean Central News Agency said dismantlement of the Punggye-Ri nuclear test ground would involve collapsing all of its tunnels with explosions, blocking its entrances, and removing all observation facilities, research buildings and security...
NASA to Fly First-Ever Mini-Chopper to Mars, Targets 2020 Launch
'The Mars Helicopter' weighs less than 1.8 kilograms, and its main body sections about the size of a softball. Its first flight calls for a brief vertical climb of 10 feet, followed by hovering for a half minute.