Report: Shots fired at Abbas's home day after PA president attended Peres funeral
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas's Ramallah home was reportedly struck by gunfire Saturday morning, a day after attending former president Shimon Peres's memorial service at Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, according to Channel 2 citing Palestinian media reports.Israeli senior officials and a PA spokesperson, however, denied that such an incident took place. "It never happened," Israeli authorities told Channel 2 Saturday.They added that it was most likely due ..>> view originalDonald Trump accuses beauty queen and Miss Universe Alicia Machado of sex tape when she was on reality TV show ...
Trump vs. Miss Universe: When Will It End?5:19Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump continued his attack on former Miss Universe Alicia Machado with a series of tweets early Friday morning. WSJ national politics editor Aaron Zitner joins Lunch Break to discuss how Trump's supporters might feel it is best for Trump to move on from the attacks. Photo: AP Venezuelan Alicia Machado, former Miss Universe 1996, is seen here in 2006 near her Playboy cover. Picture: AFPDONALD Trump’s Twitter tir..>> view originalCop smashes windshield with man's face
Cop shatters windscreen with man's face0:25An Ohio police officer slams a handcuffed black man?s face into the windshield of a police cruiser so hard that the impact cracks the glass. Courtesy: Live Leak The dashcam video shows the windshield cracking after Pele Smith’s head was slammed into it.Staff writersNews Corp Australia NetworkPOLICE brutality against black Americans has been highlighted — yet again — by a video showing a cop breaking a car windshield with a handcuffed man’s face.While t..>> view originalBBC newsreader moved to tears by video of Syrian baby rescue
A BBC newsreader has been moved to tears after covering a story about an orphaned baby pulled from the rubble after a building was bombed in Idlib, Syria. The news story showed a rescue worker weeping after pulling the 30-day-old girl from the rubble. When the BBC News cut back to anchor Kate Silverton, her eyes had welled with tears and her voice cracked as she introduced the next story. "To all of you sending thoughts – thank you – no words really – my job to be inscrutable & impartial bu..>> view originalPhilippine president rejects Hitler label, says it didn't originate from him-spokesman
Philippine president rejects Hitler label, says it didn't originate from him-spokesman By Reuters Published: 05:53 EST, 1 October 2016 | Updated: 05:53 EST, 1 October 2016 MANILA, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte should not be compared to Adolf Hitler, and his reference to the Holocaust was an "oblique deflection" of claims he is a mass murderer, his spokesman said on Saturday, as anger smouldered over his incendiary remarks.Duterte's comments on Friday that he..>> view originalGermany accepted some 200000 fewer refugees than amount previously reported
Germany accepted some 200,000 fewer refugees than amount previously reported LONDON — 1.1 million. The number has been featured in numerous headlines and discussed in German parliamentary sessions as the number of refugees and migrants the country said it had accepted last year. In reality, Germany never accepted that many. On Friday, the German Interior Ministry corrected one of 2015's most widely discussed numbers by 200,000. The current official tally is about 890,000 entered t..>> view originalPrincess Charlotte steps out at children's party in Canada
Aleppo hospital hit by barrel bombs and cluster bombs in air strikes, Syrian organisations say
Aleppo hospital hit by barrel bombs and cluster bombs in air strikes, Syrian organisations say Posted October 01, 2016 21:43:03 An air raid on a rebel-held neighbourhood of Aleppo has hit another hospital, according to a medical organisation that runs the hospital and a monitoring group. Key points:Syrian American Medical Society and Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported hospital as hitStrike hit rebel-held area north of AleppoRebels, monitoring group say Russ..>> view originalBulgaria imposes burqa ban – and will cut benefits of women who defy it
Bulgaria has become the latest European country to ban women from wearing veils covering their faces in public. Under the controversial new legislation, women who breach the ban will have their benefits cut. The Bulgarian parliament approved the law, backed by the nationalist Patriotic Front coalition. The party’s co-leader Krasimir Karakachanov said the law would improve security, saying: “the burka is more a uniform than a religious symbol”. Women who break the law will face fines of up to 77..>> view original
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