Terror suspect grabs rifle, kills 5 Kenyan police
Five police officers were feared killed in western Kenya on Thursday after an arrested terror suspect grabbed a rifle and opened fire, the country’s top police officer said. The suspect was under arrest at Kapenguria police station, West Pokot county, when he seized a rifle and began shooting police, Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinett told local media. The Star newspaper said unconfirmed reports described the attacker as a suspected al-Shabaab terrorist. Having turned violent at around ..>> view originalTheresa May, New British Prime Minister, Gives Boris Johnson a Key Post
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Kiir and Machar have separate forces loyal to each side, but more on that later. The two rivals have been embroiled in a power struggle for years, with forces loyal to both engaging in battles and civilians trapped in the crossfires. Five years after seceding from neighboring Sudan, the fledgling nation got mired in yet another conflict -- this time on the anniversary of its independence. What initiated the latest clashes? Did they start over a Facebook post? Or was the violence triggered by an ..>> view originalNo Solution To Syria While Bashar Al-Assad Remains: Turkish PM
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Spain: 9 injured, no one gored in final Pamplona bull run Iain Sullivan and Ciaran Giles, Associated Press Updated 5:40 am, Thursday, July 14, 2016 Photo: Alvaro Barrientos, AP A reveler sleeps wearing traditional dress on the last day of the running of the bulls during the San Fermin Festival, in Pamplona, northern Spain, Thursday, July 14, 2016. Revelers from around the world flock to Pampl..>> view original$11000 per month: That's what the French government pays for President Hollande's haircuts
The French newspaper Le Canard Enchaine revealed the costly upkeep of the French head of state. President Francois Hollande's hairdresser is paid more than $10,000 U.S. dollars a month, with many of the French calling it "scandalous" and "atrocious." (Reuters) Cutting remarks are being made about the high cost of the French president’s personal hairdresser. François Hollande may be the most unpopular president in the history of modern France, but he is certainly among the most impeccably g..>> view originalAssad Receives Letter from Abadi on Cooperation between Iraq, Syria - Al
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