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Guilty verdict for 94-year-old former Auschwitz Nazi guard
Reinhold Hanning faces prison, pending appeal, for helping Auschwitz death camp carry out murder of a million Jews

American man slashes his own throat in Taiwan courtroom
Tyrel Martin Marhanka, 41, was rushed to hospital but pronounced dead in suicide following sentencing on drug charges

Diplomats pressure Obama administration to change Syria policy
Syria Diplomacy Debate

Rocker Meat Loaf collapses on stage
Meat Loaf Collapses

Iraqis say ISIS booted from compound in heart of key city
Commander of elite forces says they’ve entered downtown Fallujah, a hugely symbolic city that the terror group has held for more than 2 years

Suspect in U.K. pol’s murder linked to U.S. neo-Nazi group?
Picture slowly emerging of man believed to have attacked Jo Cox, a passionate advocate for migrants and the EU, in broad daylight

State Department diplomats slam Obama’s Syria policy
Fifty-one career diplomats from across the State Department signed an internal memo calling for new military action in Syria

Iraq troops push into center of ISIS-held Fallujah
Iraqi troops have been battling for nearly four weeks for control of the city

Link between U.K. politician’s murder and U.S. neo-Nazi group
The killing came one week before a divisive vote on whether the United Kingdom should leave the European Union

2 huge pieces to EgyptAir crash puzzle now found
Both of the vital “black boxes” from ill-fated Flight 804 have now been retrieved from Mediterranean, investigators say

U.S. diplomats to White House: Change policy on Syria
Sources say dozens of State Dept. officials signed cable urging more direct action against dictator Bashar Assad, among other steps

British lawmaker assassinated
British MP Jo Cox died Thursday after she was shot and stabbed in the middle of the street

Russia: 48-hour cease-fire declared in Aleppo
Several similar truces have been declared in the city in recent months; activists report relative calm

British lawmaker shot dead in the street
Jo Cox, Labour Party parliamentarian, was preparing to hold advice session when she was shot, stabbed on street

2-year-old boy shot dead in mother’s arms fleeing ISIS
Aid organization says woman tried 5 times before escaping ISIS-held city with kids in dark of night, but one wouldn’t make it

3 lions ID’d as man-eaters caged for life
Male and two females were among 17 lions rounded up after a 14-year-old boy was dragged away

U.K. lawmaker shot, stabbed before political event
Labour Party parliamentarian Jo Cox was in constituency, preparing to hold advice session when she was seriously wounded on street

EgyptAir jet wreckage found, but key pieces still missing
U.S. ship finds “several main locations” of wreckage, captures images as quest to explain crash of jet carrying 66 continues

Argentina: Ex-official caught with $9M in cash now in hospital
Official in the former government of President Cristina Fernandez has been transferred to a local hospital after his arrest

Paris victim’s father sues Twitter, Facebook, Google over ISIS
Lawsuit claims social media companies “knowingly permitted” ISIS to recruit members, raise money and spread “extremist propaganda”

LGBT violence still sanctioned in parts of the world — especially under ISIS
Sunday’s massacre in Orlando is just a taste of the horrors gays and lesbians have to face in ISIS-controlled territories

CIA declassifies new documents on “enhanced interrogation”
New heavily-censored documents show that at least one CIA officer thought the “enhanced interrogation” tactics the agency used on al Qaeda captives were “a trainwreck waiting to happen”

Anti-gay violence? ISIS leads the world
In seven predominantly Muslim countries, gay people can still be sentenced to death for their sexuality

Anti-Doping Agency: Drug testers face obstruction in Russia
Agency says drug testers being routinely obstructed by athletes and security services even as Russia tries to regain place in Olympic track and field

Strain of polio virus found in sewage water in Indian city
City of nearly 7 million people in southern India has declared a “high alert” for polio after an active strain of the virus was found

Gator attack follows other grisly encounters with dangerous reptiles
While fatal gator attacks are rare in Florida, there have been a string of dangerous encounters recently

Investigation committee says it has spotted EgyptAir wreckage
Egypt says it has spotted the wreckage of the EgyptAir plane that crashed into the Mediterranean last month, killing all 66 people on board.

Pistorius hobbles on stumps ahead of murder sentencing
Lawyers for disgraced South African Paralympian appear keen to portray him as vulnerable before judge decides his sentence

U.S. could change Afghanistan troop withdrawal plan
Number of American boots on the ground was supposed to drop by almost 4,000 this year, but that’s “being looked at again”

Belgium downplays report terrorists en route from Syria
Tabloid reports intel warned cops a group of fighters with access to weapons on their way to Europe, but threat level unchanged

Empathy on display after Orlando shooting massacre
Orlando comes together to mourn

WHO: “Low risk” of Zika spreading from Rio Olympics
World Health Organization officials seek to allay fears as more than a million people prepare to descend on Brazil

World landmarks lit in pride colors
Buildings and landmarks around the world were lit in pride rainbow colors in solidarity with the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting that left 49 dead

Russia hit with “suspended” disqualification at Euro 2016
Russia warned that if “highly trained” thugs continue violence at soccer championship in France, their team is done

Attacker posted brutal attack on French cop on Facebook
May claiming allegiance to ISISI stabbed commander and his partner to death in their home as young son watched

Heart-wrenching testimony from bereaved dad in Pistorius case
Barry Steenkamp describes his physical and mental breakdown after South African Paralympian shot his daughter dead

China evicts hundreds to make way for Disney park
Shanghai smog was seen as threat to new theme park, so gov’t closed factories and bulldozed homes to clear the air

Officials: Senior police officer stabbed to death in Paris suburb
ISIS’ Amaq news agency cited an unnamed “source” as saying an ISIS fighter carried out the attack on the officer and a female companion

World reacts to Orlando nightclub massacre
Foreign leaders from Europe to the Middle East and Asia express shock and solidarity after the terror attack in Florida

Trump implies Obama connection in Orlando attack
In television interviews, Trump suggested maybe the president “doesn’t want to get it” or “he gets it better than anybody understands”

ISIS, many of their enemies share a homicidal hatred of gays
Extremists often reserve one of their most brutal punishments for men suspected of the crime of “sodomy”